Places to discover in Alsace

Obernai · 67

Cinema 13th Sense

Discover the latest in cinema with art house films in their original version, as well as thematic series like Augenblick and the Night of Fright. Venue classified as Art and Essai.

Sarre-Union · 67

Cinema at the Social and Cultural Center

The Social and Cultural Center offers varied cinema sessions for all ages: recent films, auteur or children's movies, film debates, and family screenings. Reduced rates for under 18s and accessible seating for people with reduced mobility.

Saverne · 67

Ciné Cubic

Ciné Cubic, a downtown Saverne cinema, offers two screening rooms with 292 and 124 seats for a variety of showings.

Dorlisheim · 67

Cinéville Cinema du Trèfle

Cinéville Cinema du Trèfle in Molsheim, Alsace, features 13 rooms with large screens, immersive Dolby Atmos sound, 3D, and varied events. Free parking, dining, and easy access from Strasbourg.

Dettwiller · 67

Dettwiller Municipal Library

The Dettwiller Municipal Library, open since 1985 and expanded in 2009, offers 9,300 books including 2,700 loaned by the BDBR, renewed quarterly. It provides diverse collections for all ages.

Plaine · 67

Diespach Book Exchange Box

A book exchange box is installed in the bus shelter near Diespach's notable water tower, allowing free book sharing among locals and visitors.

Mulhouse · 68

Dornach Library

Founded in 1863, Dornach Library offers 6,200 books (adult and youth), comics, magazines, and German-language materials. It also provides computer access, youth activities, and free parking.

Drusenheim · 67

Drusenheim Media Library

The media library offers over 18,000 items to borrow with three subscription options. Free activities for children require registration, while those for adults and teens are open without formalities.

Colmar · 68

Europe Library

The library offers free access cards for those under 18 (with parental authorization) and paid cards (€10) for adults, valid in all sections. Open Tuesday mornings from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. during school holidays.

Strasbourg · 67

Europe Resource and Documentation Center

Europe Direct Strasbourg, located in Henri-Louis Kayser Park, offers free documentation on the EU and the Council of Europe in French, English, and German, with activities for children and adults.

Strasbourg · 67

European Center for Contemporary Artistic Actions CEAAC

CEAAC, a certified contemporary art center, is housed in an Art Nouveau building in Strasbourg's Krutenau district. It offers exhibitions, workshops, guided tours, and a Contemporary Art Route throughout Alsace.

Barr · 67

Folie Marco Museum

The Folie Marco Museum, housed in an 18th-century residence, showcases Alsatian decorative arts of the bourgeoisie from the 17th to the 19th century. Its park is a public space open to everyone.

Strasbourg · 67

Former Napoléon Theater, now Opera House

Strasbourg's opera house, built in 1821, features a neoclassical facade with six Ionic columns topped by statues of muses. A circular projection added in 1888 connects the historic center to the Neustadt district.

Fouday · 67

Fouday Book Box

A book box is installed at the entrance of the town hall, accessible only during the building's opening hours.

Biesheim · 68

Gallo-Roman Museum

Since 1990, this contemporary museum displays Gallo-Roman remains from Oedenburg, a vanished medieval village north of the commune, through collections from excavations and explanatory panels.

Gambsheim · 67

Gambsheim Municipal Library

The Gambsheim library is a welcoming space open to all, offering diverse collections and cultural events year-round, including performances as part of the Vos Oreilles Ont la Parole festival.

Guebwiller · 68

Game Room

Leisure space offering virtual reality simulators, arcade games (foosball, air hockey, ping-pong), connected tables, and VIP concerts by local artists, with the option to book a private room and on-site fast food.

Gertwiller · 67

Gingerbread and Alsatian Folk Art Museum - Lips

In Gertwiller, the Lips house, inspired by Hansel and Gretel, hosts a 350 m² museum with 10,000 objects related to gingerbread and rural life, plus a workshop preserving traditional recipes for two centuries.

Sessenheim · 67

Goethe Memorial

Goethe, a law student in Strasbourg between 1770 and 1771, formed a relationship with Frédérique Brion, daughter of a pastor from Sessenheim. Objects and documents illustrate his stay in Alsace and his ties to French culture.

Mulhouse · 68

Grand'rue Library

The Grand’rue Library, established in Mulhouse since 1905, offers over 60,000 diverse documents and spaces for all audiences, including a patio for a reading break.

Grandfontaine · 67

Grandfontaine Bookcase

A bookcase is installed opposite number 8 on the main street, near the community hall.

Gueberschwihr · 68

Gueberschwihr Museum - Gérard Hertzog Cultural Space and Church

Gueberschwihr, an Alsatian wine village, hosts two memory sites: Saint-Pantaléon church displays sacred art treasures, while a former nursery school traces its history through over 300 objects and archives.

Guebwiller · 68

Guebwiller Media Library

Twenty years after opening, this media library offers nearly 50,000 diverse documents for free on-site access and digital resources for subscribers, in a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for all.

Bouxwiller · 67

Halte gourde - Musée du Pays de Hanau