Museums in Alsace

Art Museum from private collections
67160 Wissembourg

The Westercamp Museum, housed in a 16th century Renaissance house in Wissembourg (Great East), houses historical and artistic collections linked to Alsace, including lithographs and military objects.

Museum of Contemporary Art
67150 Erstein

The Würth France Museum in Erstein, opened in 2008, is a space dedicated to modern and contemporary art in Bas-Rhin, hosting temporary exhibitions from the Würth collection, one of the most important in Europe.

Middle Ages Museum
67330 Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel

The fortified refuge of Dossenheim-sur-Zinsel, built around the 13th century in the Lower Rhine, is a medieval defensive enclosure surrounding the parish church, unique in Alsace by its preserved physiognomy.

Museum of Archaeology and Antiquity
67110 Niederbronn-les-Bains

The Maison de l'Archeologie in Niederbronn-les-Bains, Bas-Rhin, is a museum labeled 'Museum of France' presenting archaeological discoveries of the Vosges du Nord, from prehistory to the industrial era, installed in a former German court of peace (1879-1918).

Maginot Line Museum
67510 Lembach

The Four-à-Chaux is a fort on the Maginot line, built between 1930 and 1935 in Lembach (Bas-Rhin), equipped with eight artillery and infantry blocks, a witness to the 1940 fighting.

Museum of Resistance and Deportation
67130 Natzwiller

The Struthof concentration camp, located in Natzwiller, Alsace, is the only Nazi camp on French territory (1941-1945). It symbolizes the repression and exploitation of deportees under the German occupation.

Automotive Museum
67130 Grandfontaine

The Museum of the 2 CV, installed in an old forge in Grandfontaine (Grand Est), exhibits a unique collection of Citroën 2 CVs and derived models, on the road to the Donon Pass.

Maginot Line Museum
67690 Hatten

The Esch Casemate Museum in Hatten is a work of the Maginot Line located in the Great East. This historic site illustrates the military fortifications of the 20th century.