Colmar

Parks and Gardens

Colmar’s green spaces range from the expansive Champ de Mars, featuring historic monuments and lime tree alleys, to intimate commemorative squares like the Square des Malgré Nous. These parks often neighbor architectural landmarks, such as the Unterlinden Museum or the Saint-Joseph church. This collection includes landscaped gardens, quiet residential squares, and public walkways that reflect the city's urban planning and local history.

Place d'Unterlinden

Central square situated between the Unterlinden Museum and the municipal theater, featuring a paved area with trees and a fountain.

Champ de Mars

Colmar's primary public park, established in the 18th century. It features wide lime tree alleys, a 19th-century carousel, and the Bruat Fountain, designed by Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi.

Place Claude Debussy

Small residential green space located in the northern part of the city.

Place des Vosges

Urban square located south of the historic center, providing a local green space within a residential neighborhood.

Place du Chanoine Oberlechner

Landscaped square located near the Saint-Joseph church.

Place Desportes

Small urban square near the southern administrative district.

Parc Saint-François-Xavier

Quiet neighborhood park located in the Saint-Léon district, featuring shaded walking paths and benches.

Square des "Malgré Nous"

Commemorative square dedicated to the Alsatian and Mosellan soldiers forcibly conscripted into the German army during World War II.

Place Billing

Local green space situated in a residential area near the Ladhof district.

Place Jean-Sébastien Bach

Residential square located in the northern sector of Colmar.

Square du Général Henri de Vernejoul

Landscaped garden area located adjacent to the Place d'Unterlinden and the municipal theater.

Inspection académique du Haut-Rhin

Green space surrounding the administrative offices of the regional education authority.