Bonjour! This week’s carte postale features five pretty sights in Colmar, a commune in the Grand Est region in northeastern France.
Top row:
- Maison Pfister (built in 1537; today it’s a wine, beer, and spirits store)
- La cathédrale (St. Martin’s Church)
Bottom row:
- La Petite Venise
- coat of arms of Colmar
- Rue des Marchands
Over the years, I have accumulated about two hundred postcards from around the world, which I’ve either purchased from my local antique shops or received from thoughtful jet-setting family and friends who know I collect them. When I travel, I also like to send myself a carte postale just for fun!
I hope these postcards will make you want to revisit a favorite vacation spot or to embark on a journey to the destination of your dreams! And if you’ve been to the destination featured, tell me about your experience there – I’d love to hear from you.
Until the next Wednesday Postcard, be safe and stay healthy!
Bonjour: A Francophile Blog 
I’ve visited Colmar twice, both times for the Christmas holidays. Such a lovely and charming town, perhaps even more quaint than Strasbourg, its larger counterpart! Thanks for sharing the postcard, Darlene, and happy holidays!
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I thought you might like this one! 😊I remember you mentioned the Christmas markets – sounds like they’re a must-see.🎄Same to you – enjoy the holidays!
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Very cool!!!
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Thank you – glad you liked the postcard!
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