Getting There and Away

Colorful medieval houses along a canal in Colmar, France, with vibrant flowers and sunny skies.
Sergey Guk, Pexels

Colmar boasts a significant railway station, Colmar Station (Gare de Colmar), serving as a central hub for regional and high-speed trains, alongside a well-connected bus station for local and international routes.

By Train:

Direct TGV Est European services connect to Paris (approx. 2h 50m). Regional Express (TER) trains run frequently to Strasbourg (approx. 30m) and offer connections to Mulhouse and Basel.

By Bus:

Operators like FlixBus and BlaBlaCar Bus offer routes to Colmar. Travel from Strasbourg takes about 1 hour (approx. €6-€7). A BlaBlaCar Bus from Zurich Airport takes around 2h 35m (approx. €20-€28).

By Air:

The closest airports are EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (BSL) and Strasbourg Airport (SXB), both approximately 55-70 km away. Zurich-Kloten International Airport (ZRH) and Frankfurt International Airport (FRA) offer broader international connections.

By Car Rental:

Numerous companies, including Avis, Enterprise, and Sixt, provide car rental services in Colmar and at the train station. Daily rental costs can start from around $32. The city is easily accessible via the European motorway network.