Kaysersberg Historical Museum

The Kaysersberg Historical Museum is located on the first floor of one of the two patrician houses emblematic of early 16th-century Alsatian urban civil architecture. This must-visit place for history enthusiasts offers a journey through the past of the Imperial City of Kaysersberg. The rich and varied collections span several centuries: visitors can discover religious artworks dating from the 16th to the 18th century, including a remarkable "Opening Virgin" dated 1380. The museum also houses local archaeological finds, such as an impressive collection of Neolithic axes, as well as weapons, unusual objects, and testimonies of the region's popular arts and traditions.