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