Top Alsace Attractions & Museums

A museum to contemplate, learn to look, exchange, meet and extricate yourself from everyday life! Stroll through a unique architectural setting, from the 13th century cloister of the Unterlinden Convent to the new contemporary building of architects Herzog & de Meuron, via the former Art Deco municipal baths of the early 20th century. Along the way, discover the surprising archaeological collections, the seductive paintings and sculptures, where you will meet Martin Schongauer, Claude Monnet, Pablo Picasso..., the brilliant decorative arts, the amazing arts and popular traditions... And the inevitable Altarpiece of Issenheim (1512-1516). The museum team welcomes you and accompanies you on your visit, whether you are alone, with family or friends. For half an hour or half a day, the Unterlinden Museum is yours. Last entry 30 minutes before the museum closes.

Wax of Legends takes you on a fascinating journey through time, allowing you to meet historical figures and contemporary celebrities. With meticulously designed sets and impressive realism, every corner of the museum offers a perfect opportunity for memorable selfies. Capture unique moments with your favorite personalities and create memories that will amaze your friends. This ticket is your passport to an unforgettable immersive experience.

Dive into art and history from across 7000 years at the Unterlinden Museum. Explore the heart of Colmar with a digital audio tour of the most iconic sights. Start your journey by admiring Neolithic terracotta, wander through the Merovingian era, and enjoy artwork from the 20th century. See the world-famous Isenheim Altarpiece by Grünewald, and take snaps of works from Schongauer, Holbein, Monet and Picasso. Afterwards, continue sightseeing Colmar with an audio guide of the top highlights. With 12 points of interest, explore Little Venice, a Statue of Liberty replica and more.

Getting to grips with Alsace's wines usually means driving the Wine Route between scattered villages and cellars. Head instead to the Vino Storia museum in Colmar, where an indoor train ride through recreated vineyards explains the region's soils and grape varieties in one place. Cap the visit with a guided tasting of three local wines led by an oenologist (expert in the science of winemaking), with food-and-wine pairing tips, and fruit juice options for younger visitors.

Alsace is one of France’s most renowned regions for wines, but with so many unfamiliar names, it can be hard to know where to start when ordering wine at dinner. Get a crash course during this wine cellar visit and tasting, letting you go behind the scenes at a working winery. Continue with a decadent brunch—complete with pastries, cold cuts, granola, and more.