VEISSE is a town that is hidden away from the world in a section of Colmar, France. It is a safe haven for storybook characters who want a place to live where they don't have to feel like they are only destined to live out the story that they are a part of. Villains, heroes, side characters, and more all live in harmony (kind of) together. The hidden town is only accessible via a hidden passage beneath a canal bridge in Colmar.
veisse, france

communal gardens Tucked between Fairewisp Lane and Gossamer Market is Windlepatch Garden, a communal haven where storyfolk gather. The plants are said to respond to the emotions of those who tend them, blooming brightest when tales are shared aloud.
veisse entrance Beneath the oldest stone bridge in Colmar, where the canal runs deepest and silence lingers, lies The Threshold, a moss-covered arch visible only in reflections. Storybook characters who speak a line from their tale are drawn through the rippling water into the hidden world of Veisse.
town square
the fractured hourglass An antique shoppe owned by Ambrose Finch that sells goods and wares, ranging in value from completely useless to absolutely priceless.
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colmar, france
Colmar is a town in the Grand Est region of northeastern France, near the border with Germany. Its old town has cobblestone streets lined with half-timbered medieval and early Renaissance buildings.
schwendi fountain Historic fountain rebuilt after World War II, featuring a bronze statue of General Lazare Schwendi.
library of the dominicans A magnificent restoration has turned the former municipal library into an exceptional centre dedicated to books in all their forms.
river lauch The canal that is considered "Little Venice" that runs through Colmar.
how to access veisse
The hidden town of Veisse is accessible via a walking path or boat under one of the walking bridges over the canal. Only storybook characters are permitted entrance, no outsiders will be able to access the entrance as it would spit them out on the other side of the bridge still in the human city of Colmar.