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Explore Colmar in 1615

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Historic Places, Rebuilt · City reconstruction

Merchants of the Wine Road — Colmar, 1615

Colmar in 1615 stands at its commercial height as a prosperous imperial free city on the Alsatian wine road. The walk follows merchants, bargemen and craftsmen through timbered streets, canal quays and the trading house where last autumn's vintage is stored.

23 scenes, 15 streets, squares and views, 8 interiors to step inside. Planned from the Wikipedia record of Colmar as it stood in 1615 (“Colmar”).

The route, scene by scene

  1. 1. Vineyards above Colmar
  2. 2. Koïfhus (Ancienne Douane)
  3. Upper Trading Hall · interior
  4. 3. Grand'Rue
  5. Cellar of the Great Tuns · interior
  6. 4. Maison Pfister
  7. Painted Gallery · interior
  8. 5. Maison des Têtes
  9. Merchant's Counting Room · interior
  10. 6. Maison des Chevaliers
  11. 7. Place Saint-Martin
  12. 8. Église Saint-Martin
  13. Choir and Ambulatory · interior
  14. 9. Quays of Petite Venise
  15. 10. Tanners' Gables on the Lauch
  16. Tanners' Workshop · interior
  17. 11. Market Quays
  18. 12. Pont Saint-Pierre
  19. 13. Place des Dominicains
  20. Madonna Chapel · interior
  21. 14. Unterlinden Court
  22. Cloister Walk · interior
  23. 15. Ramparts Vista