Stay
As well as participation at the tournament, Euro-Sportring also arranges the accommodation for the participants. Participants can usually choose between school accommodation, group accommodation (youth accommodation and bungalows) and hotels. The accommodation we offer has been selected with care and must comply to a number of conditions, such as: are they within easy reach of the sports park, do they provide value for money, are they suitable for sports groups, are they safe and is the management flexible.

Other information

TOURNAMENT DININGHALL
For participants having breakfast and/or dinner at a central location, the dininghall is located in a school restaurant, next to the sport complex. On Saturday and Sunday, it is possible to have lunch at the sport location (French fries, sausages, meat and various drinks) for a reasonable price.

Participating countries

	Belgium
	Switzerland
	Germany
	France
	Netherlands

Previous winners

2011
SR Colmar		U19
FC Prilly Sports	Switzerland	U17
FCSR Obernai	France	U15
SR Colmar	France	U13
SR Colmar	France	U11/7
2010
R.J.S. Tamines	Belgium	U19
K.S.V. Alt-Hoeselt	Belgium	U17
F.C. Onex	Switzerland	U15
ASV-ASKÖ Salzburg	Austria	U13
AS Algrange 1	France	U11
2009
SR Colmar	France	U11
Racing Strasbourg	France	U13
SR Colmar	France	U15
SR Colmar	France	U17
Hochdorf	Germany	U19
2008
DHC Delft - 1	Netherlands	G15-A*
R.J. Wavre - 1	Belgium	G15-B*
SR Colmar	France	M35

Touristic information
Vosges, Mulhouse. (40 km from Colmar).
In the centre part of the Vosges (in the north east of France), is where we find the typical Alsace town of Colmar. Nearby is Mulhouse, a city which is home to more than 200,000 people and which offers all the advantages of a metropolis, such as an attractive centre, a fascinating zoo with botanical gardens, La Filature, the new modern arts complex. Not to forget is of course the 'national motorcar museum'.

Colmar
Colmar is loved by many people for its countless treasures from the middle ages to the twentieth century. The colours and atmosphere of its streets and alley-ways have been well-preserved since the Middle Ages and their ancient houses are reflected in the water which passes through the city. This popular tourist destination not only offers a beautiful historical city centre but also one of the widest European pedestrian precincts. The well preserved old city was founded in the 9the century and these days is the home to 67.000 people. It offers plenty of shopping possibilities, restaurants and famous museums like the Unterlinden and the Bartholdi museum.

Program introduction
SR Colmar Football has proven to be capable of organising successful tournaments in the eighties and is determined to repeat this with the second edition of the Colmar Bartholdi Trophy. Competitors are welcome on Friday and are free to explore the charming, old town of Colmar after checking in. The tournament kicks of on Saturday when the preliminaries will be played and team leaders are welcomed at the team leaders reception after which the official team's presentation is scheduled. On Saturday evening everybody is free to do as they please. Like visiting the the old city of Colmar or paying a visit to another tourist magnet, the old town of Riquewihr. For adults, visiting a wine cellar is also a possibility. On Sunday the rest of the classification matches will decide which teams will be in the finals. The finals, followed by the prize giving ceremony will conclude the third edition of the Colmar Bartholdi Trophy.

Day	Part of day	Description
Friday	Afternoon	Arrival Colmar Check in and information
	Evening	Free programme; suggestion: visit Colmar
Saturday	Day	Tournament - preliminary rounds Team leaders' reception Official teams presentation
	Evening	Free programme; suggestion: visit Colmar or visit wine cellar
Sunday	Day	Tournament - preliminary-, intremediary rounds Classification matches/finals
	Evening	Prize giving ceremony
Monday	Morning	Departure