Places to discover in Alsace

Ottersthal · 67

Bibliothèque Municipale d'Ottersthal

Herrlisheim · 67

Bibliothèque municipale de Herrlisheim

Kilstett · 67

Bibliothèque municipale de Kilstett

Steinbourg · 67

Bibliothèque Municipale de Steinbourg

Biesheim · 68

Biesheim

Biesheim, occupied by the Celts around 750 BCE, has had several names before being destroyed in 1638. Rebuilt after the Thirty Years' War, it now houses monuments such as a Gallo-Roman museum, a 17th-century church, and an Optics museum.

Blancherupt · 67

Blancherupt Book Box

This small birdhouse-shaped book box offers books to freely exchange, encouraging the sharing of reading material among passersby.

Offendorf · 67

Boatmen's Museum

This museum, housed in a barge by the canals, traces the history and traditions of local boatmen. Open from May 1 to September 30 on weekends and public holidays, it offers audio guides and panels in German.

Molsheim · 67

Boite à livres

Lutzelhouse · 67

Boite à livres de Lutzelhouse

Dinsheim-sur-Bruche · 67

Book Box

A book box is a small free street library where anyone can freely leave or borrow books.

Dachstein · 67

Book Box

A book box is a small free street library where anyone can freely leave or borrow books.

Oberhaslach · 67

Book Box

A book box is a small free street library where anyone can freely leave or borrow books.

Muhlbach-sur-Bruche · 67

Book Box at Muhlbach Town Hall

Located in Muhlbach, this book box accessible during town hall hours allows free exchange of books to share the joy of reading.

Plaine · 67

Book Box at the Plaine Town Hall

A book box is installed at the entrance of the town hall, offering free access to books for exchanging or borrowing.

Colroy-la-Roche · 67

Book Box on Church Street in Colroy

A free-access book box is installed on the doorstep of the Colroy-La-Roche nursery school entrance, allowing everyone to share or borrow books for free.

Ernolsheim-Bruche · 67

Books at the Phone Booth

The book booth, set up in a former Publiphone near the city stadium, operates on a "take a book, leave a book" basis. All books in good condition are accepted, and the space is open to everyone, including minors.

Mulhouse · 68

Bourtzwiller Library

This Bourtzwiller library, open since 1961, offers 255 m² with nearly 18,000 books (adults and children) and free Internet access. A tailored subscription now allows visitors passing through to use it.

Brumath · 67

Brumath Archaeological Museum

Housed in the vaulted cellars of an 18th-century castle turned church in 1804, this museum mainly displays Gallo-Roman remains from Brocomagus, such as tools, coins, and local ceramics. Open occasionally and by reservation for groups.

Altorf · 67

Cellar of the Former Presbytery of the Saint-Cyriaque Abbey

The cellar of the former presbytery, renovated in 2012, hosts a small museum by the Friends of the Abbey and Historical Heritage of Altorf, featuring a 1/100 scale model of the old monastery made by a local model-making enthusiast.

Brumath · 67

Centre culturel

Guebwiller · 68

Centre for Research on Family History - CRHF

Created in 1991 by the General Council of Haut-Rhin, this unique center offers historical, genealogical, and thematic documentation. It conducts research in civil status records before 1892 and parish registers for Haut-Rhin, with a national genealogical library.

Colmar · 68

CGR Cinema

This downtown cinema has 12 screening rooms with 2,400 seats and offers a varied weekly program of 18 films, including major box office hits.

Plaine · 67

Champenay Book Box

Discover the book box installed in the Champenay bus shelter, a friendly space to exchange books for free.

Saverne · 67

Château des Rohan Museum

The Château des Rohan Museum in Saverne displays Gallo-Roman and medieval archaeological collections, artworks, and archives related to Louise Weiss. Visits to the museum and castle roof are available on request.