Editing Colmar (section)

====Religious buildings====
* ''{{lang|fr|[[St Martin's Church, Colmar|Église Saint-Martin]]}}'' – 1234–1365. The largest church of Colmar and one of the largest in Haut-Rhin. Displays some early stained glass windows, several Gothic and Renaissance sculptures and altars, a grand Baroque organ case. The choir is surrounded by an ambulatory opening on a series of Gothic chapels, a unique feature in Alsatian churches.
* ''{{lang|fr|Église des [[Dominican Order|Dominicains]]}}'' – 1289–1364. Now disaffected as a church, displays [[Martin Schongauer]]'s masterwork ''[[Madonna of the Rose Bower (Schongauer)|Madonna of the Rose Bower]]'' as well as 14th century stained glass windows and baroque choir stalls. The adjacent [[convent]] buildings house a section of the municipal library.
* ''{{lang|fr|Église Saint-Matthieu}}'' – 13th century. Gothic and Renaissance stained glass windows and mural paintings, as well as a wooden and painted ceiling.
* ''{{lang|fr|Couvent des [[Hospital Brothers of St. Anthony|Antonins]]}}'' – 13th century. Disaffected church and convent buildings notable for a richly ornate cloister. Now housing the Unterlinden Museum (see below).
* ''{{lang|fr|Église Sainte-Catherine}}'' – 1371. Disaffected church and convent buildings now used as an assembly hall and festival venue (''{{lang|fr|Salle des [[Catherinette]]s}}'').
* ''{{lang|fr|Chapelle Saint-Pierre}}'' – 1742–1750. Classicist chapel of a former [[Society of Jesus|Jesuit]] college.
* Synagogue – 1843 (Neoclassicism)