Gueberschwihr Museum - Gérard Hertzog Cultural Space and Church

Gueberschwihr, a quintessential village on the Alsace Wine Route, charms visitors with its Romanesque bell tower classified as a historic monument and its Renaissance houses. Two places of memory invite exploration.

In the Saint-Pantaléon church, a vaulted room houses treasures of sacred art: an ornate sarcophagus, a monumental altar, statues, and polychrome paintings.

Nearby, the former nursery school offers a dive into Gueberschwihr's history from its origins to the present day.

Featuring display cases from the Louvre Museum, over 300 objects, artworks, and original archives illustrate the major and minor events as well as notable figures of the community. Fossils, fragments of a Gallo-Roman baby bottle, carved locks, dioramas, and wide-brimmed hats make up this unique collection.