Pass'Alsace Card

The Pass'Alsace Tourist Card is the best choice for visitors in Colmar, offering free access to more than 50 key landmarks and attractions throughout the Alsace region.

Pass'Alsace Card

Among the top attractions featured in the Pass'Alsace tourist card are:

Haut-Kœnigsbourg CastleColmar Toy MuseumHansi VillageNaturoparcHumanist LibraryCigolandThe Bread HouseHohlandsbourg CastleSilver Mine of Saint-Jean EngelsbourgMonkey Mountain

Boat Tour of Strasbourg

For those traveling to Strasbourg, purchasing a Pass'Alsace tourist card allows for an enhanced experience with an option that includes a boat trip through the city’s canals.

How it Works

The card activates on first use. If you select the 24-hour or 48-hour card, it remains valid for the respective period starting from activation. For instance, if you begin using the one-day Pass'Alsace on a Monday at 2 pm, it will be valid until 2 pm the following day.

Opting for the 3-day Pass'Alsace allows usage on either consecutive or non-consecutive dates, with validity extending for 14 days after initial use. This means you can enjoy your 3 days of benefits and discounts anytime within that period. Your visits can be organized flexibly, with options to take breaks between your selected days, accommodating personal preferences or weather conditions. The validity counts in calendar days, from midnight to midnight.

Children Under 4 Years Old

Since entry to many tourist and cultural sites is complimentary for young children, parents may inquire about the benefit of purchasing a children’s pass (applicable for those up to 12 years old). Typically, admission fees for children start from age 6, making it crucial to assess the overall expenses. In situations where the pass may not offer a cost advantage, purchasing public entry tickets for children could be a more economical option.

Attractions Closed in Winter

Please note that from 10 November until the end of March, several attractions including Monkey Mountain, Eagle Park, Naturoparc, the Ecomuseum, and Fleckenstein Castle will be closed.