Easter in Colmar: A Rabbit-Filled 🐰 Fairytale Come to Life

🐰🐰🐰 *Colmar, can you be any cuter?* 🌟 The entire town is small enough for a perfect day trip! 💫 **Must-Visit Spots:** 1️⃣ **Petite Venise (Little Venice)** Take a boat ride through the colorful half-timbered houses. I recommend coming at 8 a.m.! The sunlight on the canals looks like a spilled palette, and even the boatman’s oars are heart-shaped! Check out the restaurant under the bridge in the second picture—no tourist traps here, great service, and decent food. 🍽️ 2️⃣ **Rue des Tanneurs (Tanner’s Street)** The real-life inspiration for *Howl’s Moving Castle*! Candy-colored houses and flower-decked balconies make for perfect photos, especially with the afternoon light at 4 p.m.! The mural at Maison Pfister holds stories from 500 years ago (Psst... the antique shop owner on the second floor speaks Chinese). 🏠 3️⃣ **Marché de Noël (Christmas Market)** If you visit in December, don’t miss one of France’s top 3 Christmas markets! Mulled wine with freshly baked bredele cookies, and the moment the carousel lights up will bring tears to your eyes. 🎄 🍴 **Foodie Finds:** • **Maison des Têtes**: Their signature sauerkraut and meat pot with Riesling is a must-try. The cellar dining area feels like a medieval museum! 🍲 • **Le Fer Rouge**: Try the swan puff pastry and raspberry tart. The pastry chef even gives out hand-drawn postcards! 🥧 • **Wednesday/Saturday Morning Market**: Get fresh Alsatian strawberries and pretzels. This is where the local grandmas shop! 🍓 Psst... *Avoid visiting on Sundays—everything is closed!* 🙅‍♂️ #ChristmasMarket #PerfectChristmasSpot #Colmar #FrenchTravel #Alsace