Little Venice in Colmar and the Creative City of Mulhouse

Today, you are heading to the epicurean Colmar. Park your car near the Unterlinden Museum where you will start the visit.
The Unterlinden Museum is at the heart of a 13th century convent. The visit of the stunning building will uncover incredible art covering almost 7 000 years of history from prehistory up to the 20th century. Art of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, gothic cloister and more contemporary pieces are on the program.
PS: There is an underground gallery made up of three exhibition rooms passes under Place Unterlinden and the canal.
Opening hours: Everyday (except from Tuesday): 9am to 6pm
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You are now heading to the famous area called "small Venice". It is the perfect spot to have a delicious lunch by the water. You will explore more of the area after lunch.
Le Quai 21 welcomes you in a typical Alsatian setting made out of wood and rocks. The chef is revisiting typical dishes adding an original mediterranean touch. Enjoy an great culinary experience combining great service, setting and food.
Opening hours: From Tuesday to Saturday: From 12pm to 1.30pm & 7pm to 8.30pm
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It is impossible to visit Colmar without exploring the «little Venice ». It is the name given to the bank of the Lauch river in Colmar. This name probably came from the original colourfoul half-timbered houses along the river.
Experience the French version of the dolce vitta, walk along the bank and admire the most beautiful view on the city.

Now is the time to visit the St Martin's church. While making your way, see the many shops selling authentic artisanal products and popular eateries.
St Martin's Church is an institution in town. Real witness of history, it was built in the 13th century in a gothic architecture style. Since then, it has been restored and remodelled many time.
The inside is as impressive as the outside. Take time to go around and appreciate the splendeur of the building.
Opening times: Everyday (except Sunday morning) from 8am to 6.30pm.

All good things come to an end, It is time to wrap up the visit in Colmar. Head back to the car and let's head to our next escape to the open-air museum of Alsace.

Let's continue the escape to discover the biggest open-air museum in France, the eco-museum of Alsace. The museum is a real-life reconstitution of an Alsatian village from the beginning of the 20th century. Experience the exceptional buildings, everyday objects and the craftsmanship of the time. This is an opportunity to delve back in time.
Opening hours: From 6th of April to 6th of November: From Tuesday to Sunday: 10am – 6pm
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You arrived at the creative town of Mulhouse, the city of art and history. Park your car at les Maréchaux car park and head to the hotel you will be staying at.

Tonight, you will be staying at the surprising "Maison Hôtel". Experience the original concept at the crossing of art, food and boutique style hotel. The vibe is very welcoming and the room super comfortable.
Process with check in, drop your bags before heading for another unique experience for dinner.

Tonight, you are going to experiment the famous Michelin-star French cuisine. Il cortile serves an authentic, fresh and creative Mediterranean cuisine in a subtle and contemporary setting. Book a table on the exceptional terrace surrounded by the last ramparts of the city. Enjoy the scents of lemon and orange trees with a fine tasty cuisine in a unique scenery.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Saturday: 12pm to 1.30pm & 7.30pm to 9.30pm
Book a table by phone: +33 (0)3 89 66 39 79

The day was full of unique discoveries from nature sites to medieval city, the time has come to get some rest. Today is another day full on discovering Alsace.