Colmar Tropicale - a pictorial guide
Entrance of the Colmar Tropicale, fronted by the draw bridge and clock tower Pine tree outside the window of our apartmentEach building at the Colmar was unique. Each has a lovely garden at the ground level. This one belonged to the building we stayed in.
'Fuchsia', the building where our apartment was located is at the right.
Lovely quiet walkway
'Azalea', another building next to ours
The walkway leads to the front of the Colmar
The 'Draw Bridge'. The road leads to a double storey underground carpark. The entire Colmar complex was built above the carpark
One of the 2 white swans swimming in the 'moat' under the bridge
There're another pair of black swans on the other side of the moat
I went around the entire complex, keeping to the back lanes. Not a soul in sight!
The entire place was planted with many types of flowers
The swimming pool (the water is heated). There is a big gym next to it and sauna for males and females. Nice clean place
The Viewing Tower located at the far end of the resort. The 3 storey building was easily assessible via stairs and, for the lazier ones, elevators!
Colourful roof tops taken from the Viewing Tower
The Clock Tower at the other end
More roof tops!
Spiralling stairs in the Viewing Tower
'French Street'. The yellow canopy covered the outdoor restaurant of the 'La Blasson'. I had my meals here. Food was so so only, 5 out of 10! Bland bland bland! You can also see the Wishing Well located in the middle of the street. There are many shops selling anything from baked goodies, poultry delicacies, pasta and pizzas and aromatherapy massage.
' Fuchsia', where we stayed in. The buildings were named after flowers (I think!)
Inside the 'Fuschia'
Small canopies on the street sheltering street vendors. At this one you can make a wax cast of your hand/palm/fist, whatever, at a price. The children can also enjoy 'sand art' here
Come on weekends as there are plenty of activities going on like the live dance show, street clowns and magicians
For a price, you can even get your caricature done here
Night view of the Souvenir and Plaster of Paris Cast Shop
The Clock Tower by night
Fountain at the entrance of Colmar
The French Street at night
2 Comments:
At 5/23/2006 04:23:00 PM, 血大夫 said…
they have imitate Colmar real well huh..
Nice pics
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At 5/24/2006 01:58:00 PM, Jimbo said…
Thanks for the link BloodDoc! A good read. Thanks again. :-)
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