As someone who loves to travel and experience new cultures, I’ve always had a fascination with France. When it came time to plan my birthday trip, I knew that I wanted to explore a lesser-known part of the country and immerse myself in the local culture. That’s how I ended up in Colmar [affiliate link], a charming town in the heart of Alsace, known for its colourful half-timbered houses, winding canals, and delicious food.
I decided to embark on this adventure alone, as I wanted to challenge myself and step out of my comfort zone. I spent 2 days in Colmar, exploring the town’s hidden corners and enjoying delicious Alsatian cuisine. In this blog post, I’ll share my experiences and offer tips for anyone considering a solo trip to Colmar, whether for a birthday celebration or simply to enjoy the beauty and charm of this unique corner of France.
First, let’s start with how to get there. Getting to Colmar [affiliate link] is easy, and there are several options depending on your preference and budget. If you’re travelling from within France or a neighbouring country, taking the train is an efficient and cost-effective option. The Colmar train station is located in the heart of the town, just a short walk from the historic city centre. The train station also has connections to other major cities in the region, including…
