Pass'Alsace Card

The Pass'Alsace Tourist Card is an excellent choice for visitors staying in Colmar. This card grants complimentary access to more than 50 notable attractions and landmarks throughout the Alsace region.

Pass'Alsace Card

Among the most sought-after sites included with the Pass'Alsace tourist card are:

• Castle of Haut-Kœnigsbourg
• Colmar Toy Museum
• Village of Hansi
• Naturoparc
• Humanist Library
• Cigoland
• The Bread House
• Monkey Mountain

For additional information regarding the included attractions and discounts with the Pass'Alsace tourist card, please refer to the following resources:

• Winter Season Guide for the Pass'Alsace card
• Seasonal Guide for the Pass'Alsace card

Boat Tour of Strasbourg

Travelers visiting Strasbourg may consider acquiring a Pass'Alsace tourist card. For a distinctive view of the city, you can opt for an option that includes a boat tour along the canals of this Alsace capital.

How it Functions

The validity of the card begins upon its first usage. If you select the 24-hour or 48-hour card, it remains active for the next 24 or 48 hours, respectively. For instance, if you activate the one-day Pass'Alsace on a Monday at 2 pm, it will remain valid until 2 pm on Tuesday. 

In the case of a 3-day Pass'Alsace, you may use it on either consecutive or non-consecutive days, valid for a period of 14 days after initial activation. Therefore, you have a two-week window to enjoy three days of benefits and discounts. The days do not have to be used sequentially, allowing flexibility in planning your visits across Alsace according to your preferences or local weather. These days are counted as calendar days (from midnight to midnight).

Children Under 4 Years Old

With many tourist and cultural sites offering free admission for young children, parents often question the value of purchasing a pass for children (applicable for those up to and including 12 years old). In general, children over the age of 6 are required to pay for entry to these sites. Therefore, it's essential to weigh the overall cost involved. In certain situations, opting to pay for the public entrance fee for children might be more cost-effective than acquiring a pass, even if it does not provide free entry.

Winter Attraction Closures

Between 10 November and the end of March, the following attractions will be closed: Monkey Mountain, Eagle Park, Naturoparc, the Ecomuseum, and Fleckenstein Castle.