Colmar
雨果点
On the way to Switzerland, stop for a while. The wood reinforced house has its own characteristics.
随遇而安bobo
I have been there twice, once in early spring, cherry blossom is just about to open, the sun is just right in the afternoon, walking in the warm street, no tourists, I feel very good. The second time is midsummer, with flowers in full bloom and houses decorated in German style, which is more charming. Everything was just fine, except for a little more people in summer.
Vieux Colmar
科尔马老城区
9.397 reviews
The whole town of Korma is very beautiful. It's almost 15 minutes' walk from the railway station to the old city. There are many canals and small bridges connecting the canals. There are many beautiful wooden frame houses in the old city, crossing the intricate alleys. You will feel intoxicated rather than lost. Every time you walk out of the alleys, you may be waiting for the exquisite performance of street artists, Maybe it's a cathedral standing in front of you in a moment, maybe it's a busy square. When you come to kolma, you just want to walk around.
petite Venise
科尔马小威尼斯
8.980 reviews
The essence of Colmar is in the old forenoon. The local people do not speak much English. But ask little Venice, most people will point out the direction of the old city to laugh at Venice. That is where the postcard is taken by Colmar. The time for taking pictures is in the afternoon, and in the morning it is backlight. Half a day is enough.
Collégiale St-Martin
科尔马圣马丁教堂
8.426 reviews
"Coll é giale" means "College" in French, but here it should mean "church with a chaplain church". The English name of the church is "Saint Martin's Collegiate Church", or "Saint Martin church". The so-called collegiate church is not a "University Church" or "College church". It is a cathedral with a collegiate church, that is, a self-governing church composed of several bishops and other clergy, which is not under the jurisdiction of the Holy See. This church has long been used by Colmar residents as their parish Cathedral, but in fact, it was in the 10-year period from 1790 to 1801. Later, because of the separation and opposition between Protestantism and Catholicism, many residents were loyal to Roman Catholicism and the church lost the leading role of the parish cathedral. The church was built in the late middle ages from 1235 to 1365, so it is a typical Gothic church in the middle ages. In 1572, a fire destroyed the roof of the building, which was rebuilt and repaired many times later. The most recent restoration was in 1982, when the foundation of the church in the 11th-12th century and the remains of many restoration were found. This is Colmar's largest church. There is no obvious difference between the church interior and many Catholic churches. The main altar in the middle of the church is a statue of the crucifixion. The church is not well lit, it's darker.
Rue des Clefs
钥匙街
9.127 reviews
I don't know the names of every small street in Colmar. There are beautiful Alsace wooden houses and shops in every small street in the old city. You can see the scenery anywhere you go.
Quai de la Poissonnerie
科尔马渔市码头
8.724 reviews
Quai de la poissonnerie, translated from French, is a seafood wharf, but in fact, Colmar is not close to the sea, so in theory, the river fresh wharf is parallel to the small canal, opposite is March é COUVERT de Colmar (Colmar market). When visiting Colmar, it is very comfortable to stroll here and see the beautiful houses on the side of the road.
Ancienne Douane
老海关大楼
8.839 reviews
Ancienne douane (old customs building) is located at the north end of Rue des tannours in the old city area of Korma. It's just east along Place de l'ancienne douane. The building at the end of the middle ages, the pavilion below can pass through freely, connecting grand rue and Place de l'ancienne douane
Rue des Tanneurs
制革街
9.516 reviews
Rue des tanneries is a very beautiful street in the old city area of Colmar. Go along the canal to March é COUVERT De Colmar (Colmar bazaar), the east side of the bazaar is leather street. The small bridge near the bazaar is a very good shooting angle for Colmar. The street is perpendicular to the canal where little Venice is located, and there are smaller canals on the east side of the street itself. The railings above are filled with flowers, which is very beautiful.
Temple St-Matthieu
科尔马圣马太教堂
8.913 reviews
The church is simple and simple, and there is no particularly gorgeous decoration. In the center of the old city, I happened to live in the loft room on the top floor of the nearby hotel. I can hear the clock at the same time every day. I feel like I am in the cartoon, which is very beautiful. There are several wooden platforms in the back of the church, which are built around the big trees. It's a good place to bask in the sun.
Eglise des Dominicains
科尔马圣多明戈教堂
8.712 reviews
Should this be written here or under unterlinden? But there seems to be no comment from either underground. Strangely enough, Colmar is famous for unterlinden, which has a collection of isenhaim altarpieces from the great greynewald. Now they are on display in dominion church, with the mother and son of the rose garden in Martin church. These two paintings are regarded as the most important religious works in Germany in the early Renaissance. The beauty of shengol's works is reflected in the slender and natural body depiction, as well as the motionless use of Christian symbols in the paintings, which are very outstanding in the virgin child of rose garden. It is difficult for people at that time to bear in mind the audacity in color and character modeling, and the extreme emotion in his masterpieces (Durer is a more human artist). It can be said that he is the forerunner of Expressionism. Some of the works of Cranach and old helbein were also exhibited in the Dominican Convent.