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Munster · 68
Documentary works are classified according to a decimal system into ten major categories: Generalities, Philosophy and Psychology, Religion, Social Sciences, Linguistics, Pure Sciences, Applied Sciences, Art, Games and Sports, Literature, History and Geography.
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Benfeld · 67
This museum, located in Laube near the Benfeld tourist office, displays archaeological objects, old archives, and a model of the city as it was in 1631. Open by appointment or during the tourist office's opening hours.
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Langensoultzbach · 67
Behind the church of Langensoultzbach, an old chapel houses a permanent exhibition on Gallic independence, mythology, and the Gallo-Roman era in the Northern Vosges. Remains found in 1844 suggest the presence of a temple dedicated to Mercury.
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Werentzhouse · 68
Discover the world's smallest museum dedicated to postcards, housing over 20,000 vintage pieces illustrating local life through the traditions, festivals, and trades of nearby villages.
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Fréland · 68
This neo-Gothic chapel from 1896, perched on the Rocher du Corbeau in Fréland, has housed a museum of religious arts since 1986. Visits are by appointment only.
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Lapoutroie · 68
Housed in an 1832 coaching inn, this Alsatian museum open since 1986 displays old cellar equipment, stills, and miniature bottles of spirits. Open daily with a tasting included.
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Mutzig · 67
The Museum at the Château des Rohan cultural center in Mutzig traces local history from Roman times to 19th-century weapons and showcases major archaeological finds from a 90,000-year-old Neanderthal site.
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Thann · 68
Housed in a 16th-century grain hall, the Thann Museum traces over 500 years of local history through objects, artworks, and traditions, despite damage from World War I bombings.
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Bouxwiller · 67
This Museum of France, located in a 16th-century grain hall and a 14th-century castle chapel, offers a playful visit with games, hands-on activities, and films to discover the history, culture, and environment of the Pays de Hanau.
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Muhlbach-sur-Munster · 68
The Munster Valley honors the schlitte workers of the past through its museum, open on request for groups outside the winter season. It also showcases the artisanal heritage related to wood and forestry.
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Mothern · 67
The permanent exhibition "Once Upon a Time the Rhine" explores the imaginations linked to the river within the Pamina Rhine Park, a cross-border ecomuseum spread on both sides of the Rhine.
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Labaroche · 68
Discover a unique museum where passionate volunteers bring woodworking trades and old mechanization to life. Guided tours and demonstrations of vintage machines are offered, with mandatory reservation for groups from October 1st to 18th.
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Colmar · 68
The Dominican Library of Colmar, restored since June 2022, houses 400,000 documents including 1,200 medieval manuscripts and 2,300 incunabula. Free access, reading room open Monday to Saturday from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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Strasbourg · 67
At the foot of Strasbourg Cathedral, the Musée de l’Œuvre Notre-Dame traces seven centuries of Rhine art through medieval and Renaissance collections, including cathedral sculpture masterpieces and works by Nicolas de Leyde and Hans Baldung Grien.
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Waldighofen · 68
The Nathan Katz Media Library in Waldighoffen offers a wide selection of documents and books, as well as many workshops and activities for its users.
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Mulhouse · 68
The Automobile Museum, housed in a 19th-century former spinning mill, displays 430 rare vehicles from 97 brands, including 150 Bugattis. Three themed areas and interactive activities enhance the visit.
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Munchhausen · 67
Discover at the Nature House the permanent exhibition on Rhine environments, their history, biodiversity, and preservation efforts. Self-guided visits and activities adapted for the public.
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Colmar · 68
The Nature Observatory, an association based near Colmar, raises awareness about the environment and sustainable development for all audiences through innovative and accessible educational methods.
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Natzwiller · 67
Opened in May 1941, the KL-Natzweiler concentration camp mainly held political deportees and hosted 52,000 prisoners, a third of whom died there. The site now features remains, a museum, and a center dedicated to the memory of the resistance.
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Niederbronn-les-Bains · 67
This Alsatian museum traces the archaeology of northern Alsace from Prehistory to the industrial era, featuring Gallo-Roman, medieval, and industrial collections, including stoves from the Dietrich ironmasters.
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Offwiller · 67
This museum, set in a traditional farmhouse, immerses visitors in the world of 19th-century worker-peasants from the Vosges foothills, blending daily work and traditions like the "Schieweschlawe," the throwing of flaming discs during the equinox.
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Haguenau · 67
The Old Chancellery of Haguenau, a 15th-century architectural gem, features a neo-Gothic facade adorned with coats of arms and elegant towers. It now houses the Tourist Office and the Alsatian Museum, rich in traditional costumes, objects, and typical interior reconstructions.
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Strasbourg · 67
The Grande Boucherie, built in 1587 in Strasbourg by municipal architect Hans Schoch, is a rare example of Renaissance architecture. Since 1919, it has housed the Historical Museum of the City.
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Haguenau · 67
Built in 1783 as a civil and military hospital, this Louis XVI-style building housed a prison until 1987. Today, it hosts a University Institute of Technology and a media library, part of the TILT network since 2022.
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