You’ll roll through Colmar’s colorful streets on a Segway with a local guide who shares quirky stories and secret corners. Expect laughter, helmet hair, and glimpses into daily life as you zip between historic spots and quieter districts. It’s not just sightseeing—it feels like joining a cheerful little parade for two hours.
"Don’t worry, you’ll get the hang of it in five minutes," our guide grinned as I wobbled onto the Segway in Colmar’s Montagne Verte parking lot. Honestly, I was more nervous than I let on—my last attempt at anything with wheels ended in a bruised knee. But the first few meters felt easier than I expected, and soon we were gliding past pastel houses and flower boxes that looked like something out of a storybook. The air smelled faintly of fresh bread from a nearby bakery (I nearly veered off track following my nose), and someone waved at us from their window—no idea if they knew us or just liked the parade.
Our guide—Paul, born and raised here—pointed out little things I’d have missed walking: an old sundial half-hidden on a wall, the way the canals reflect the sky when it’s about to rain (it did drizzle for maybe ten minutes, but honestly it felt kind of refreshing). We zipped through both the old town and some neighborhoods tourists usually skip. At one point, Paul stopped to tell us how locals pronounce “Colmar”—Li laughed when I tried to say it in French. Probably butchered it. The Segways made this day trip through Colmar feel less like sightseeing and more like being part of some odd little moving club.
I didn’t expect to feel so free rolling down those cobbled lanes, or how quickly two hours would go by. Helmets on, wind in your face, city sounds mixing with bits of Paul’s stories—it all blended together until suddenly we were back where we started. I still think about that view near Petite Venise where everything seemed to slow down for a second… anyway, if you’re even slightly curious about seeing Colmar differently, this is worth it.
Yes, beginners are welcome—the guide provides explanation and helmets before starting.
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours through various parts of Colmar.
Children can join but must be accompanied by an adult during the tour.
The meeting points include parking Montagne Verte or parking de la mairie proche.
Yes, there are public transportation options available nearby.
The tour includes helmets for safety plus explanations from your guide—and fun along the way.
Yes, it is suitable for all physical fitness levels except pregnant travelers.
Your two-hour outing includes helmet rental for safety and plenty of guidance from your local expert before setting off—plus stories and laughter as you glide through both historic streets and lesser-known corners of Colmar together.


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