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The 10 largest towns in Alsace.
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The ZOOM exhibition: Faces and Works from the Würth Collection presents over a hundred photographs of major 20th-century artists like Picasso and Warhol alongside their own creations, offering a unique perspective on their dual roles as subjects and creators.
Every Thursday morning, from 8 AM to 12 PM, a weekly market takes place near the town hall, offering regional products.
To celebrate the 20th anniversary of Archéologie Alsace, the Empreintes Media Library Network presents a three-month photographic exhibition on archaeology, its professions, and research at the Sélestat Media Library, with an opening on September 4 at 6:30 PM.
Discover fresh, quality products from local producers and merchants: market gardeners, butchers, bakers, cheesemakers, fishmongers, beekeepers, as well as clothing and textile stalls.
Meeting of readers at the media library in October to discuss books, with a focus on Mexico. Free entry at 10 AM, open to all.
Explore Griesheim-sur-Souffel with your family through a fun walk featuring puzzles. Pick up a booklet at the town hall or download it online to follow the route.
Visit the Collégiale Saint-Florent, known as the “little sister of Strasbourg’s Notre-Dame” for its remarkable Gothic art and stained glass illuminated during the summer solstice. Discover its monumental Holy Sepulchre and gardens with a passionate guide.
In Gertwiller, Maison Zeyssolff offers a Wine Space in a renovated cellar, blending historical objects and modern decor with tasting, shop, and dining bar. An immersive experience features a 180° video on century-old barrels, including one from 1897.
Discover how to live on the Moon through three fun and educational spaces: a perilous journey, managing a lunar base, and imagining the cities of tomorrow. Suitable for ages 7 and up.
The Felsbourg pop-up restaurant offers a menu at €18.50 (drinks not included) featuring presskopf, roasted coquelet, fries, and blueberry cream puffs. Reservation required, limited seats, arrival between 12 PM and 1 PM.
An archaeological exhibition in Molsheim showcases 40 years of excavations across 500 sites, featuring objects from prehistoric, protohistoric, and Roman periods, including stone tools, bronze jewelry, and terra sigillata pottery.
Artist Estelle Hoffert explores the material world through an exhibition blending everyday objects, archaeological remains, and artworks, questioning our perception of objects in different contexts.
Three artists from Northern Alsace showcase their creations: Raymond Frank with watercolors, Dominique Frank with leather goods, and Sébastien Frank with photography.
In Mittelbergheim, one of the Most Beautiful Villages of France, discover a family estate offering self-guided tours of its 16th-century cellars from mid-May to the end of August, followed by optional tasting in its tasting room.
Every week, about ten stalls, mainly food-related, enliven the town center.
The association Le Pré des anim’O, founded in 2019, offers 2.5-hour nature workshops for all audiences, combining animal encounters, themed activities, snacks, and free play. Activities adapt to seasons and participants, with varied themes like birds, bees, and more.
Join the Barok vocal ensemble, led by Michèle Lhoustau, for a live rehearsal experience and discover the joy of singing together under her direction.
The Dompeter, the oldest church in Alsace, and the Saint-Ulrich chapel, a rare tetraconch church with a Romanesque bell tower, are 850 m apart. Bus access is not possible; visits are recommended in the morning or after 4 p.m. on weekdays.
Discover a museum housed in an elegant Renaissance residence from 1590 in Marmoutier, classified as a Historic Monument. Its collections evoke rural life and Alsatian Judaism in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Discover Mutzig's heritage with a guided tour of Saint-Maurice Church and, depending on opening hours, the Rohan Museum.
Discover a unique retrospective of over fifty years of Inès Wagner's work, revealing for the first time pieces from her studio collection. The exhibition explores her aesthetic world through illustration, costumes, and watercolors, blending tradition and modernity.
Niederbronn-les-Bains hosts a summer outdoor photography exhibition on energy transition and climate. The works, inspired by local and global issues, invite reflection on environmental challenges and sustainable solutions.
Discover the Récollets Church and its 14th-century Gothic cloister, adorned with biblical murals. A serene place with its garden, open year-round.
Discover a friendly market every Thursday with stalls offering regional products from local producers.
Enjoy a friendly and delicious evening featuring a traditional tasting of moules-frites in a warm and authentic atmosphere.
Dive into Émilie Vast's poetic world through her botanical illustrations and herbariums, revealing the beauty and diversity of the plant world.
This archaeological exhibition explores six key moments in human history facing climate crises, showing how societies adapted their practices. It invites reflection on current environmental challenges.
Discover Molsheim, a former episcopal city and capital of the Counter-Reformation, and its exceptional old monastery, one of the rare charterhouses in France located within the city walls. Bus parking and client drop-off available via the pre-booking form.
This unique sacred music festival brings together artists from diverse cultures and beliefs in places of worship open to all, for inspiring encounters through singing, dance, and meditation in a spirit of tolerance and sharing.
Glide in a flat-bottomed boat with a passionate guide along peaceful waters, in a preserved natural setting where calm and gentleness surround you for a moment of pure serenity.
Discover the artisanal expertise of a family estate in Soultz-les-Bains, near Strasbourg, centered on foie gras. Visits and tastings by reservation for groups of at least 20 people.
Every Thursday, volunteers from the 'Friends of Bernstein' association open the castle doors to reveal its secrets, history, and ongoing restoration work.
Explore a 12th-century medieval fortress perched at 470 meters altitude, offering breathtaking views over the Alsace plain and the Lorraine plateau, nicknamed "The Eye of Alsace."
At L'Atelier de l'Orgue, children aged 7 and up can join a fun mystery game to find a missing music score. Prices: €10 with snack or €7 without (personal snacks allowed). Booking required one week in advance.
Charlotte and Danielle, storytellers from the "Lire et Faire Lire" association, offer a story session specially designed for children up to 3 years old and their caregivers.
Discover Louise Weiss's commitment through her personal belongings during a 1.5-hour guided tour. Price: €159 including tax per group (max. 30 people), from January 2 to December 30, 2026 (excluding public holidays).
An English language café takes place every Thursday at 7 PM, hosted by a volunteer, free and open to all ages.
Join Séléné, an astronaut, and her companion Amici for an immersive journey to the Moon. Discover imaginary lunar cities and the challenges of space exploration in each episode.
Discover the old town illuminated and guided by fireflies, with Advent traditions and Alsatian characters. Enjoy a tasting of mulled wine or hot grape juice, with or without a mannele, served in a souvenir cup.
Experience Christmas in Alsace with a 2-night wellness stay in a guesthouse in Fouchy, including meditation, massage, dinner, and breakfasts. Visit nearby Christmas markets and enjoy easy train access from Sélestat.