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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.
Discover a selection of local shops: rotisserie, fishmonger, mobile market, eco-friendly products, and fresh vegetables.
Discover the zany comedy of the Quiproquo Tour, where Louise Morstan, heir to a line of detectives, must save France in 1924. A funny and surprising adventure to share with family or friends.
Experience the lively atmosphere of the downtown market, where traditional, organic, and unique products await to fill your bags, all while enjoying guaranteed good vibes.
The Deutsches Weintor (1936) and the French Geisberg monument (1870) are analyzed by Arthur Schuman in an exhibition exploring their architectural legacy and the narratives they perpetuate.
Discover in Bischoffsheim a sale of fruits, vegetables, cheeses, and local products in a warm atmosphere in the heart of a wine-growing town.
Explore the Molsheim-Mutzig region by electric bike via a varied network of cycling paths. The Tourist Office offers electric bike rentals with packages including lunch or picnic.
On October 31, 2026, at the Marlenheim media library, a storytelling hour for children aged 5 and up with scary creature stories to discover by registration.
Discover a fresh fruit and vegetable market in this charming mid-mountain village, perfect for a gourmet and authentic getaway.
Discover a lively local market offering fresh products: butcher, fishmonger, and greengrocers for an authentic and tasty experience.
Discover a covered night market every Friday from 4 PM to 8 PM offering local products in a friendly atmosphere.
Since 1917, Ferme Meyer has offered weekly local vegetables and seasonal fruits (citrus in winter, apricots, peaches, and melon in summer, apples year-round). Cheeses, yogurts, fresh eggs, and raw milk from the farm are also available.
Every even Tuesday, discover a gourmet artisan market with farmers, butchers, cheesemakers, caterers, and local artisans. Enjoy tarte flambée, oriental and Vietnamese specialties, Lorraine pâtés, seasonal products, and crafts.
Discover a local producer offering hot meals, poultry, and artisanal charcuterie for an authentic gourmet experience.
The Galerie des Païens, located beneath the town hall in a former vaulted cellar, hosts exhibitions by artists and artisans. Pottery and needle felting workshops are also offered.
A butcher-charcutier is present every Wednesday morning from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM on the town hall square.
A tribute show to Johnny Hallyday lasting over 2h15 with 10 musicians, including 4 brass players, and more than 30 songs performed by Yvan Dantzer, delivering a 100% tribute and 0% imitation show.
Explore the cathedral's history after the fire and discover the restoration stages of its grand organ, along with the expertise of organ builders, through an exhibition designed with the public institution Rebâtir Notre-Dame de Paris.
The Dialectal Theatre of Sélestat presents the comedy "Wer Isch Was," with French surtitles, for a fun moment of Alsatian theatre. Reservations by phone or email, Monday to Friday, 6-8 PM.
Explore the stories and legends of the Sauer Delta Nature Reserve, from mosquitoes to oaks and the Hockemann, for a unique discovery suitable from age 4. Registration required.
A friendly market takes place every Friday morning in the city center, except on public holidays.
Discover the world of fruit juice during guided tours on October 27, 28, and 29, 2026 at 3:30 PM, 4:30 PM, or 5:30 PM. Booking required by email or phone. Suitable for ages 6 and up.
Discover Louise Weiss's travel journal recounting her stays in Japan, Korea, and China in 1949 and 1958, through an unprecedented documentary collection and major historical events.
A friendly market takes place every Tuesday (except public holidays) from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Place de la République, where vendors are happy to welcome you.
Discover the unique history of oil extraction in Northern Alsace through an open-air photographic exhibition in Merkwiller and nearby areas, featuring over 60 vintage photos on about fifteen banners.
Explore the architectural evolution of Lichtenberg Castle over 800 years through an interactive exhibition, playful modules, and a continuously screened immersive film.
The Friday market offers fresh products: produce, meat, Vietnamese specialties and sushi, burgers, cheeses, oils, and bulk groceries.
Galerie Nicole Buck presents an exhibition where paintings, sculptures, and photographs explore the figure of the bird, symbolizing freedom, fragility, and connection to life. An artistic journey where the sky becomes a space for contemplation and memory.
In Obernai, the Night of Thrills offers an afternoon and night of horror films, a makeup workshop, and a movie snack time, with popcorn and drinks sold on site. Prices: €5 per film, €6 for the snack time, €28 for a night pass (7 films).
Le Bärr Nomade sets up in Wangen with local beers and wines, artisanal lemonades, Savoie cheeses, and sausages, all in a friendly atmosphere.
A Nordic walking session for seniors and fitness enthusiasts takes place every Monday morning in Haguenau. Enjoy nature trails, a friendly atmosphere, mandatory registration, and equipment loan if needed.
Athlétique Wasselonne club offers two weeks of sports camps for children aged 6 to 10 in Marlenheim, from October 19-23 and 26-30. Supervised by a certified instructor, from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, at €80 per week.
Les D’Ried Kumbel’s host a Halloween party with DJ Fristi, special cocktails (while supplies last), and tarte flambée, in a spooky and festive atmosphere where costumes are welcome.
Every Wednesday, the Ernolsheim-Bruche market offers fresh and delicious products: fruits, vegetables, meats, chocolates, pastries, and honey, among others, in a friendly atmosphere.
FRAC Alsace presents an intimate exhibition from its collection, where each team member has selected a significant work. Opening reception on September 11 from 6 PM to 8 PM.
Explore the process of transforming iron ore into cast iron or steel through a sensory exhibition accessible to all.
Every Sunday morning, a dozen artisanal stalls set up in the schoolyard at 37 rue du Château, featuring a rotisserie, Asian caterer (every other week), creamery, fresh fruits and vegetables, delicatessen, and clothing.
Labonal offers a free 1-hour tour of its factory to discover the making of socks made in France, followed by access to its factory store. Online reservation required, limited to 20 people.
Discover a friendly market showcasing local and artisanal products from the region.
Every Saturday morning from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., the local market offers fresh and artisanal products: vegetables, cheeses, honey, jams, meat, craft beer, and more. A different association runs the local Bar with drinks and cakes each week.
