Places to discover in Alsace

Colmar · 68

Bartholdi Museum

Located in Auguste Bartholdi's birthplace in Colmar, this museum traces his world through sculptures, drawings, and art objects spread over three floors.

Ribeauvillé · 68

EVS Workshop-Museum of Graphic Arts and Techniques

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.

Fréland · 68

Museum of Religious Arts

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.

Strasbourg · 67

Musée de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame

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.

Offwiller · 67

Offwiller House

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.

Bassemberg · 67

The Micro-Folie - Digital Museum

The Micro-Folie of the Vallée de Villé offers a traveling digital museum with over 3,200 high-definition works and a play library of artistic activities accessible to all.

Strasbourg · 67

VELHOP Musée d'Art Moderne

Erstein · 67

Würth Museum France Erstein

The Würth Museum in Erstein, 20 minutes from Strasbourg, showcases a rich collection of 16,000 modern and contemporary artworks in a 5-hectare park, with temporary exhibitions, guided tours, and workshops.

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.

Mulhouse · 68

Mulhouse Museum of Fine Arts

Discover the municipal Museum of Fine Arts, combining art history, French painting, and support for local artists. Located in Villa Steinbach, it houses works from Brueghel to Henner, including Courbet, in an elegant and charming setting.

Mulhouse · 68

Museum Dan Gerbo Contemporary Art

The MUSEUM Dan GERBO Contemporary Art in Mulhouse near the train station showcases works by Dan Gerbo and guest artists. Open every first Friday of the month from 5 PM to 9 PM with free entry and a complimentary drink.

Marmoutier · 67

Museum of Alsatian Heritage and Judaism

Housed in an elegant 16th-century residence, this museum traces rural life and the history of Judaism in Alsace during the 18th and 19th centuries through permanent collections and a seasonal temporary exhibition.

Strasbourg · 67

Museum of Decorative Arts

The Palais Rohan, built between 1732 and 1742 by Robert de Cotte, now houses three museums including the Museum of Decorative Arts. It features the apartments of the cardinals of Rohan and collections of Strasbourg decorative arts (1681–mid-19th century).

Strasbourg · 67

Museum of Fine Arts

The Museum of Fine Arts offers a journey through six centuries of European painting, from Giotto to Courbet, featuring masterpieces by Italian and Flemish primitives, the Renaissance, Baroque, and Romanticism.

Strasbourg · 67

Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

The MAMCS showcases a rich and varied collection of works (paintings, sculptures, installations, etc.) from 1870 to today, covering movements like Impressionism, Surrealism, and Arte Povera, with artists such as Kandinsky, Ernst, and Buren.

Neuf-Brisach · 68

Urban Art and Street Art Museum - MAUSA Vauban

MAUSA Vauban, housed in a former casemate of Neuf-Brisach's citadel, displays over 1200 m² of works by international artists like C215, Seth, and Jérôme Mesnager.