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Join Axelle and Sacha, two children accompanied by a cheeky robot, on a lunar journey. Discover the challenges of life in space during an interactive show followed by a discussion about astronauts' lives.
Discover the cellar and its crafts through a guided tasting of Alsace wines, to appreciate their richness and diversity.
For two weeks, Alsace exceptionally opens its businesses, workshops, and production sites to the public for guided tours at €2 (free for under 18s, students, job seekers, and people with disabilities).
Discover the weekly local producers' market, where you can buy fresh and artisanal products directly from the region's farmers and craftsmen.
Discover how to live on the Moon through three fun and educational spaces: a perilous journey, managing a lunar base, and imagining the cities of tomorrow. Suitable for ages 7 and up.
Dive into the tragic saga of the Titanic through over 200 period artifacts, life-size reconstructions, 3D animations, and immersive technologies. Explore the ship in virtual reality down to 4,000 meters deep and relive its final moments in an immersive gallery.
Discover two lively markets in Strasbourg: a weekly food market at Place Broglie and a non-food market at Place Kléber, offering a varied experience.
Join Séléné, an astronaut, and her companion Amici for an immersive journey to the Moon. Discover imaginary lunar cities and the challenges of space exploration in each episode.
Discover a lively book market every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday from 9 AM to 7 PM, perfect for browsing a variety of books.
Every October, Strasbourg rallies against breast cancer with La Strasbourgeoise: races, canoeing, walks, awareness activities, and an XXL pink bench at Palais Rohan. Funds raised support research and patient care through ICANS.
Dive into 2,000 years of Strasbourg's history during a 25-minute immersive sound and light show at Saint-Pierre-le-Vieux Church, available in 5 languages and suitable for all audiences.
The European Days of Jewish Culture, held in about thirty countries, offer in Alsace open houses, tours, lectures, and workshops to explore Jewish heritage and its connections with regional culture.
Discover a unique exhibition in France about Martin Luther King, leader of the civil rights movement. Historical documents, archives, and objects trace his non-violent fight for equality and social justice.
The Zoological Museum presents "BiodiverCity," a temporary exhibition exploring coexistence between humans and animals in the city through an illustrated walk by Valentine Plessy, set against environmental crises.
The Tomi Ungerer Museum presents the first solo exhibition in France of Anna Sommer, 2024 Max and Moritz Award winner. Her works, blending collages, comics, and engravings, engage in dialogue with pieces from her collection and other artists, exploring humor and the depth of human relationships.
Discover the lively weekly market featuring local artisans, perfect for finding authentic products and unique creations.
The Fondation de l’Œuvre Notre-Dame, a unique French institution, has preserved Strasbourg Cathedral for eight centuries. An exhibition at the Musée de l’Œuvre Notre-Dame traces its history and missions, showcasing exceptional heritage and craftsmanship still alive today.
Entre 1906 et 1926, l’architecte Johann Knauth a mené un chantier innovant pour stabiliser la cathédrale, dont le poids atteint 7 500 tonnes. Une exposition sur sa plateforme retrace cette intervention majeure et ses enjeux techniques.
