Colmar Magic✨

#falladventures Colmar is a small city, but it has distinct areas, each with its own atmosphere and charm. Here are the main neighborhoods to explore 🌿🏘️✨ Old Town The historic center filled with half-timbered houses, canals, medieval streets, small squares, and major landmarks. It’s the most picturesque and walkable part of Colmar, perfect for cafés, boutiques and scenic strolls. Little Venice Technically a part of the Old Town but with its own identity. Canals, pastel houses, flower boxes and bridges make it one of the most photogenic corners. Ideal for slow walks, boat rides and peaceful evenings by the water. Tanners’ District A quieter, atmospheric area once home to leather workers. Narrow lanes, tall 17th-century houses and small workshops create an authentic local feel. It’s less crowded and great for exploring hidden streets. Quartier de la Cathédrale Centered around St. Martin’s Church, this area has elegant buildings, traditional restaurants, markets and lively squares. It’s a great spot for people-watching and grabbing a bite. Unterlinden Quarter Around the Unterlinden Museum, this neighborhood mixes culture, calm streets and riverside paths. Museums, galleries and shaded walkways give it a relaxed vibe. Quartier des Maraîchers A more modern residential area on the western edge. Not touristy, but pleasant for quiet walks, parks and a look at everyday Colmar life. La Petite Montagne / North Colmar Residential, calm and close to green spaces. Good for peaceful strolls and seeing a non-touristy side of the city. These neighborhoods together show Colmar’s blend of fairytale charm, local culture and peaceful daily life.