Statue of Liberty, Wine and War Self Guided Tour of Colmar

Duration2h - 4h

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TicketMobile or paper ticket accepted

LanguagesGerman, Russian, Portuguese, English, Italian, Polish, French, Dutch, Spanish

Group sizeUp to 30 travelers

Overview

The man who designed the Statue of Liberty was born in Colmar, and his sculptures stand in eight spots along this walking route. This self-guided audio tour, played through the Tourific app on your own phone, leads you to all of them, plus a Jewish treasure found behind a wall five centuries after it was buried, and the smallest house in town, once used as a medieval anti-smuggling post.
You'll trace Colmar's restless past as it changed hands between France and Germany seven times, stand where Audie Murphy earned the Medal of Honor at nineteen, and pause beside the canal Disney's animators may or may not have borrowed for Belle's village.
With offline maps, no fixed start time, and the freedom to stop for kougelhopf, this Colmar audio tour fits your pace, not a guide's. Over 20,000 travelers have used our self-guided walking tours, and the tour comes with a full refund guarantee. Press play when you're ready.

What's included

100% Satisfaction Guarantee: If you don’t love the tour, write to us for a full refund.
Audio and written guide included
Offline access to the tour (no internet connection needed) once tour is downloaded
1-year access on iOS & Android. Listen to the tour anytime, as many times as you like
Check or search your inbox for an email from “Tourific” with tour access instructions.

Any physical devices or headphones
Human tour guide at location
Entry to Musée Bartholdi, Église des Dominicains and Unterlinden Museum not included in tour price
Entry to Collégiale Saint-Martin is not included

What to expect

Musee Unterlinden
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Step inside a thirteenth-century convent that holds a painting once used to comfort dying patients with their own faces. Decode the masterpiece the Nazis nearly seized and the Monuments Men raced to recover in nineteen forty-five.
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Look up at over a hundred carved stone faces and find the man who designed the Statue of Liberty.
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Stand before the rose-bower painting Michelangelo copied as a teenager, hung in the wrong church for a reason.
Maison Pfister
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Unlock the mysteries of Colmar's 15th-century Pfister House—where dragon-scale turrets and Renaissance art blend seamlessly.
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Discover the enchanting aromas and sweet delights of Maison Alsacienne de Biscuiterie, nestled in a historic 16th-century "skyscraper" where traditional Alsatian treats await to tantalize your senses.
Koifhus (Old Custom House)
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Walk beneath a Habsburg eagle into the building that turned a market town into a wealthy free city.
Fontaine Schwendi
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Explore the Schwendi Fountain, where Bartholdi's bronze statue of Lazarus von Schwendi holds a Tokay vine—celebrating the arrival of pinot gris grapes in Alsace and blending art, history, and viticulture in one captivating landmark.
Marche Couvert
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Search the niche beside the entrance for a Bartholdi sculpture so small you'll miss it if I don't tell you.
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Wander through the fairytale-like Fishmonger's District, where Colmar's vibrant half-timbered houses line the canal, revealing a photogenic tapestry of history and charm that once thrived with bustling fishermen and traders.
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Experience the fairytale allure of Little Venice in Colmar, where pastel-hued, half-timbered houses line enchanting canals—offering the ultimate photo opportunity and a captivating glimpse into Alsatian history.
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Discover the historic Square of the Six Black Mountains, where Colmar's rich past unfolds—from the site of the famed Zum Schwarzenberg inn that hosted European legends to Bartholdi's Roesselmann Fountain honouring a local hero who defended the city's independence.
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Marvel at the restored Fountain of Admiral Bruat—a Bartholdi masterpiece where the admiral gazes toward new horizons, surrounded by allegorical figures of four continents symbolizing his global voyages and Colmar's rich maritime legacy.
Parc du Champs de Mars
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Conclude your Colmar adventure at the historic Champ de Mars park, where Europe's largest wooden horse carousel and Bartholdi's first public monument await amidst lush promenades and centuries of stories. And a few more attractions .......
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Squeeze past Colmar's smallest house and learn what the man at the side window was really counting all day.
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Cross the square where a famous painting was stolen and the locals decided it could never come home.
Musee Bartholdi
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Discover whose face you've been looking at every time you've seen Lady Liberty's, and why she was almost Egyptian.

Meeting and pickup

Meeting point

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End point

The tour ends at the Parcs de la Pétrusse

Additional information

Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Public transportation options are available nearby
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Product is not wheelchair accessible
All stops will be visited from outside without entering into any locations

Cancellation policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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