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Val-de-Moder · 67
This place is open Wednesday to Sunday, from 2 PM to 6 PM May to September, and from 2 PM to 5 PM October to April, except on certain holidays when it is closed.
Discover this placeKembs · 68
The Heritage House in Kembs traces local history from Antiquity to today through immersive exhibitions and archival objects. Nearby, the Ebner House, a restored 19th-century Alsatian home, offers a glimpse into daily life of the past.
Discover this placeHuningue · 68
The Historical and Military Museum of Huningue, housed in a 17th-century building, traces three centuries of local history through objects, engravings, and documents. It highlights Vauban's fortress, the sieges of 1796, 1814, and 1815, industrial changes, and the two world wars.
Discover this placeStrasbourg · 67
The Strasbourg Historical Museum, located in the former Grandes Boucheries of 1588, traces the city's history from the Middle Ages to the creation of European institutions. Visits are adapted for young audiences, with a free audio guide available in three languages.
Discover this placeWissembourg · 67
Discover the House of Illusion in Wissembourg, an interactive space where original exhibits and magical experiences delight both young and old. Perfect for family or friends to enjoy together.
Discover this placeGuebwiller · 68
The Guebwiller castle traces the region's history through interactive tools: models, films, games, and maps, inviting visitors to discover its rich past and evolving landscapes.
Discover this placeIssenheim · 68
Issenheim, an Alsatian village at the foot of the Vosges foothills, charms with its cultural and industrial heritage. Discover the Antonine convent, St. Andrew's Church, and the Gast spinning mill, all testaments to its rich and varied history.
Discover this placeMulhouse · 68
Kinepolis in Mulhouse is a multiplex cinema with 14 screens and 2 adaptable spaces for events up to 700 people. Equipped with advanced technology, it hosts seminars, private screenings, and cocktails with professional support.
Discover this placeKutzenhausen · 67
This Alsatian village of 800 inhabitants hosts the Rural House of Outre-Forêt, an interpretation center located in a former farm. It showcases collections dedicated to Alsatian heritage and popular traditions.
Discover this placeStrasbourg · 67
L'Estampe gallery, founded in 1979 in Strasbourg, offers over 4,000 original handcrafted engravings by about a hundred artists, plus an old collection from the 15th to 19th centuries, including regional and diverse thematic works.
Discover this placeMarckolsheim · 67
The cinema in Marckolsheim, run by the MJC, offers traditional screenings and cinema-related events for 150 spectators in a hall equipped with a 3D projector and Dolby 7.1 sound.
Discover this placeMarckolsheim · 67
The media library offers computers with free access (30 minutes), activities, films, and music to enjoy on site, as well as lending books, DVDs, and magazines for three weeks.
Discover this placeSaint-Louis · 68
City center cinema offering a varied program (mainstream and art house films) in 3 air-conditioned rooms. Services include disabled access, elevator, hearing-impaired facilities, and free underground parking for 3 hours.
Discover this placeHatten · 67
Explore the 60s-70s through iconic items like bell-bottom pants, a Mercier bike, or a Raynal doll. Enjoy a 2-hour guided tour over 1,500 m² with a terrace and seasonal white cheese tart tasting.
Discover this placeMulhouse · 68
La Filature Media Library offers a large collection focused on cinema, music, and performing arts, with computer stations, a study room, and activities like the "Théâtrofil" reading committee.
Discover this placeLorentzen · 67
La Grange aux paysages, in the Château de Lorentzen outbuildings, is a nature education center offering exhibitions, outings, and group accommodations. The "Secrets of Landscapes" exhibition on Alsace Bossue is freely accessible during Tourist Office hours.
Discover this placeSélestat · 67
The Mönchhof, a 17th-century former grain storage in Sélestat, houses on its ground floor the La Ligne Bleue gallery and its café, where art exhibitions and unusual objects mingle in a historic setting.
Discover this placeRixheim · 68
This place combines social actions and cultural activities to promote exchanges and cohesion in the neighborhood.
Discover this placeAndlau · 67
The Heritage Interpretation Center – La Seigneurie, housed in a Renaissance building from 1582 in Andlau, offers a fun and interactive discovery of the Pays de Barr, among vineyards, half-timbered houses, and fortified castles. Its varied schedule includes exhibitions, workshops, tours, and tastings
Discover this placeStrasbourg · 67
Le 5e Lieu in Strasbourg, a 1,000 m² space, combines cultural promotion, interactive exhibitions on architecture and heritage, and a print cabinet with 150,000 works. Ticketing and temporary exhibitions are available.
Discover this placeGuebwiller · 68
A modern cinema with 5 air-conditioned rooms offering mainstream, Art & Essai, and children's films, featuring a Dolby Atmos and Laser projection room. Some films are shown in original version with subtitles. Hosts national events and its annual "One Day, One Genre" festival.
Discover this placeSélestat · 67
This cinema features 7 rooms with varying capacities, including a large one with 300 seats and two smaller ones with 59 seats each, offering films suitable for all audiences.
Discover this placeRothau · 67
Opened in 1957 in the Bruche Valley, Le Royal Cinema had 555 seats and a 45 m² screen before closing in 1978. Rehabilitated as a multipurpose hall, it was revived in 1995 by a local association that still operates its 180-seat balcony.
Discover this placeMulhouse · 68
Le Séchoir, a contemporary art center, offers exhibitions and artists' workshops. It features a large space dedicated to creations, hosting both resident and visiting artists.
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