"In few places but Alsace can oenophiles drive 100 miles and meet more than 1,000 wine producers, all with a backdrop of medieval châteaus and postcard-perfect villages. The Alsace Wine Route consists of five regions: Pays de Wissembourg, Vignoble de Strasbourg, Coeur d’Alsace, La Route des Vins Sud-Alsace, and Terre et Vins au Pays de Colmar. If you only have a day or so to explore, base yourself some 45 minutes south of Strasbourg in Colmar, a medieval town with cobblestone streets and a Gothic church from the 13th century. Here, you can visit Domaine Robert Karcher et Fils and Domaine Viticole de la Ville de Colmar for free tastings of the region’s dry riesling, full-bodied gewürztraminer, and range of pinot noirs. West of Colmar, there are three other notable vineyard stops: Domaine Weinbach in Kaysersberg, Domaine Josmeyer in Wintzenheim, and Domaine Emile Beyer in Eguisheim (one of France’s most beautiful villages, renowned for its Issenheim wine and museum dedicated entirely to Muenster cheese)."
It was very positive... I was more keen this time on contemporary art works which are breathtaking and it invited me to humility... Yes, they speak much beyond what I understand now..
Andrew Griffin
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Spectacular museum with lots of impressive paintings on display. The Isenheim Altarpiece is spectacular and worth looking at. The building is lovely to walk around. Reasonable entry fee at €14 for an adult. Would definitely recommend a visit.
Sarah Mak
Google
Mid-sized museum with local artefacts, a famous painting (the Isenheim Altarpiece), and some modern art.
Margaret Hook
Google
Great museum lots to see and so many different floors and rooms...we spent 2hrs 40 minutes ...viewing the many historic artifacts...
Rob Roys
Google
I don’t often rate museums but this one deserves it.
The Isenheim Altarpiece is the star of the show, and they do it perfectly. Plenty of space is given to each set of panels. Plenty of educational materials are readily available.
And bless them for this-benches so one can sit and contemplate.
Generous space is also allowed sit the masterpiece can be thoroughly enjoyed and appreciated.
The rest of the museum is a delight. A wide range of art and artifacts from the history of Colmar and Alsace is presented. Again-with thought and thoroughness.
Tim Parker
Google
Very interesting building and museum of art. A must to visit if only to see the Isenheim Altarpiece. The comprehensive display the former chapel is excellent
Plenty of other exhibits in the museum.
SISU Body therapy
Google
Try to came by here if you happen go to Colmar or the area around. The museum with remarkable architectuur and art collections. Is not as big as Louvre but it is worth a visit. Price ticket for adults €13 per person.
Martin Staaden
Google
A stunning mix of medieval depth and modern elegance. The Isenheim Altarpiece alone is worth the visit – intense, haunting, unforgettable.
The museum’s layout blends old and new beautifully, and the collection ranges from ancient artifacts to Picasso.
Informative displays in multiple languages and a calm atmosphere make it ideal for a 2–3 hour visit. Highly recommended for anyone interested in art, architecture, or history.