From 10am to 6pm
At 5pm – the museum closes at 6pm
Around 90 minutes
The museum is closed in January, after the school holidays
(Colmar's pedestrian town centre)
The museum is right in Colmar's pedestrian town centre. Recommended car parks, a few minutes' walk away:
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Parking Rapp
≈ 10 min walk · covered
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Parking Lacarre
≈ 10 min walk · covered
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Parking Montagne Verte
≈ 8 min walk · open-air
Online booking recommended. Ticket valid for the date and time selected.
Combined offers available with the chocolate museum, Choco-Story, and the wax museum, Wax of Legends.
Vino Storia is also included in the Colmar City Pass.
Around 90 minutes. A self-guided visit at your own pace, with an audio guide included in 6 languages (French, English, German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch) and tastings included in the ticket.
Yes, photos are welcome throughout the themed route: the wine press, cooperage tools, antique glassware and the vintage display case.
Yes, it is a family outing: free for ages 0-2 and a child rate from age 3. The route is self-guided, at your own pace.
Yes. A step-free route with lifts and ramps, accessible to prams and visitors with reduced mobility. Baby-changing tables on site.
Prices (full, reduced, child, free for ages 0-2 and combined Duo and Trio deals) are listed and kept up to date on the Tickets page.
Only guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed in the museum.
The museum has no cloakroom or luggage storage. We recommend travelling light; luggage lockers are available in Colmar town centre.
Booking online is recommended, especially in high season (easier access, skip-the-line entry). Tickets are still available at reception subject to availability. Paper Chèques Vacances are accepted at the desk only.