
Betschdorf · 67
"I Remember" Museum
The museum traces the Battle of Nordwind in January 1945 and presents the history of military service from 1945 to today.
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Betschdorf · 67
The museum traces the Battle of Nordwind in January 1945 and presents the history of military service from 1945 to today.
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Hatten · 67
The Abri, located 1 km behind the Maginot Line, was barracks for casemate crews. It now houses 28 restored rooms, military equipment collections, and a memorial area with 114 trees dedicated to civilian victims of the January 1945 Hatten battle.
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Gunsbach · 68
Visit the home of Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Prize winner, in Gunsbach, Alsace. Discover his life of humanitarian commitment and his museum dedicated to respect for life in a charming village.
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Ungersheim · 68
The Alsace Ecomuseum, France's largest open-air museum, showcases traditional Alsatian buildings from the Middle Ages to the 20th century, along with artisanal and agricultural objects and skills, focusing on preservation and transmission.
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Kaysersberg Vignoble · 68
The Alsace Vineyard and Wine Museum, housed in the outbuildings of the Saint-Etienne Brotherhood castle in Kientzheim, traces the millennia-old history of the Alsace vineyard and pays tribute to the winemakers who shaped it.
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Strasbourg · 67
Housed in typical Alsatian houses, the Alsatian Museum in Strasbourg has displayed traditional objects (furniture, costumes, toys) in reconstructed interiors since 1907. The farm is closed for renovations until 2028.
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Issenheim · 68
The Sisters of Divine Providence's museographic space in Ribeauvillé traces the history of ergotism and the Antonine order. Guided tours and access to the neo-Gothic Jesuit church are included.
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Hœrdt · 67
The House of Arts and Heritage "A la Couronne" and its Asparagus Museum highlight local culture, especially asparagus, traditional trades, and customs. Open Sundays and public holidays from 2 pm to 5 pm, otherwise by reservation, with free admission.
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Rouffach · 68
The Bailliage Museum of Rouffach, housed in a 16th-century former Grain Hall, traces the history of the town and its territory through permanent exhibitions and archaeological collections.
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Colmar · 68
Located in Auguste Bartholdi's birthplace in Colmar, this museum traces his world through sculptures, drawings, and art objects spread over three floors.
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Wœrth · 67
This museum recounts the battle of August 6, 1870, known by different names depending on the armies, through objects and a diorama of 4,000 figurines. Guided tours are offered in French, German, and English.
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Betschdorf · 67
Betschdorf, the birthplace of Alsatian pottery, is famous for its salt-glazed stoneware decorated with cobalt blue. The village offers workshops, a museum, and outdoor activities.
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Uhlwiller · 67
The Uhlwiller Bread Museum, set in a restored Alsatian house, traces traditional bread-making techniques from harvest to baking. Open April to November, it offers visits on the 1st and 3rd Sundays or by appointment for groups.
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Cernay · 68
The Cernay Museum, housed in a medieval gate classified as a historic monument since 1920, offers four rooms dedicated to local history with a 1/72 scale model of the medieval city and temporary exhibitions.
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Molsheim · 67
Located in Molsheim on the Alsace wine route, the Chartreuse Museum traces local history from the Paleolithic to World War II, with rooms dedicated to religious orders and 19th-century crafts. It also houses the Bugatti Foundation and monastic buildings.
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Colmar · 68
In Colmar, explore the chocolate museum with an interactive visit, unlimited tastings, and meetings to become an expert on cocoa.
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Mulhouse · 68
Discover the Cité du Train, Europe's largest railway museum, where exceptional locomotives and wagons trace the history of railways through the ages.
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Riquewihr · 68
The Dolder, a "Musée de France" in Riquewihr, traces the medieval history of the fortified town (13th-17th c.) through its defenses, lords, and inhabitants. The 25 m tower visit offers panoramic views of the roofs, the plain, and the Black Forest.
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Mulhouse · 68
The museum traces the history of electricity from Antiquity to today, featuring historical experiments, a multimedia show, and interactive spaces for children and adults about electricity, climate, and 21st-century innovations.
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Hatten · 67
The Esch Casemate museum in Hatten recounts its role in the Maginot Line, the 1939-1940 battle, and the January 1945 Hatten-Rittershoffen clash, the last major tank battle of WWII. Traces of the fighting are still visible.
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Erstein · 67
The Etappenstall in Erstein is a cultural venue offering temporary exhibitions, workshops, and guided tours focused on local heritage. Its permanent archaeological space features a Bronze Age well and Merovingian remains.
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Ribeauvillé · 68
The Workshop-Museum of Graphic Arts and Techniques, located in the former Ribeauvillé slaughterhouses, offers free visits on Tuesdays from 3pm to 6pm and Fridays from 9am to 12pm. Discover lithography, typography, and bookbinding, with workshops and courses.
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Vieux-Ferrette · 68
This French museum dedicated to firefighters occupies two large halls of over 1,100 m² each. It displays a rich collection of more than 260 vehicles and historical objects from 1648 to 1969, as well as equipment and an audiovisual room.
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Dannemarie · 68
The Haute Alsace Memorial, an extension of the exhibition The Forgotten Trenches, highlights local figures like Corporal Jules-André Peugeot and Second Lieutenant Mayer, as well as Kilometer Zero, exploring the lives of soldiers and civilians during the Great War in Sundgau.
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