The Colmar Synagogue is located downtown on a busy street corner, making it easily accessible by foot if you are already in the city center. Public transport options in Colmar are generally good, with bus routes serving the downtown area.

As it's in a busy downtown area, street parking might be limited. It's advisable to look for nearby public parking garages or lots.

Unfortunately, many visitors report that the synagogue is not open for interior visits, or access is very limited. It's recommended to check their official hours or contact them directly, though phone lines may be in French.

Specific opening hours for interior visits are not consistently available online and can be restrictive. Many reviews mention it being closed when they visited.

If interior visits are permitted, there might be an admission fee or a requirement to book in advance. However, the primary issue for most visitors is simply gaining access to the interior.

Photography of the exterior is generally permitted. If you are able to visit the interior, it's always best to ask for permission before taking photos inside religious buildings.

The synagogue is described as impressive from the outside. Capturing its facade from street level, perhaps with a slightly wider lens, will showcase its architecture effectively.