Located in the charming town of Colmar in the Alsace region of France, the Collégiale Saint-Martin stands as a magnificent example of Gothic architecture. Constructed mainly during the 13th and 14th centuries, this church showcases elegant flying buttresses, beautiful stained glass windows, and a soaring bell tower that dominates the town’s skyline.

Inside, visitors can admire exquisite religious artworks, statues, and a peaceful ambiance perfect for reflection and appreciation of medieval craftsmanship. The church is a centerpiece of Colmar’s historic old town and provides a deep dive into the region’s rich cultural and religious heritage.

Nearby, you can enjoy walking through the picturesque old streets, visit the famous Unterlinden Museum, or take a boat ride along the Lauch River. Whether you're a history buff, architecture fan, or just exploring Alsace, Collégiale Saint-Martin offers a memorable and inspiring experience.

• Train: Colmar is easily accessible by train from Strasbourg or Basel. From Colmar train station, it’s a 10-15 minute walk to the church.

• Bus: Local buses stop near the city center.

• Walking: The church is centrally located in Colmar’s old town, perfect for exploring on foot.

• Visit during weekdays or early morning to avoid crowds.

• Check for special concerts or events held inside the church for an enhanced visit.

• Wear comfortable shoes as the old town streets are cobblestoned.

• Don’t forget to explore the surrounding area, full of cafes and traditional Alsace houses.

Admission Fee

• Free entry

Opening Time

• Open daily from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM; times may vary during religious services and holidays.