Museum and monuments (when it rains)
Visit of the Alsatian Museum of Strasbourg – A return to the past
By Léa

With the Tomi Ungerer museum, the Alsatian museum in Strasbourg is one of my favorite cultural visits. It retraces the daily life in the Alsatian countryside in the 18th and 19th centuries, through numerous objects. The museum, created in 1907, was installed on the Quai Saint-Nicolas, in a typical 17th century building. With its creaky […]

Visit of the abbey of Murbach in the Guebwiller Valley
By Vladimir

A few weeks ago, as part of my course to become a Guide Conférencier, I was asked to do a file on the Saint-Léger de Murbach abbey, located in the Guebwiller Valley, at the foot of the Grand Ballon. The name didn’t mean anything to me and I didn’t understand the tourist value of this […]

Visit to the MM Park – The World War II Museum in La Wantzenau
By Thibaut

In La Wantzenau, north of Strasbourg, is one of the largest museums in Europe dedicated to the Second World War. The MM Park is even an essential stop on the tour of the Americans or the British who come to Europe in the footsteps of the conflict. The Museum is however quite unknown to the […]

Lichtenberg Castle – Our opinion on the visit
By Laurène

The Castle of Lichtenberg, located in the Bas-Rhin in the north of Alsace, at the border with the Moselle, is one of the most beautiful castles of Alsace… However, it is not so well known! If almost all visitors go to the Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle, the Lichtenberg Castle is more confidential. I was very surprised when […]

Visit of the “Maisons des Rochers”: troglodyte houses in Alsace
By Laurène

Have you ever heard of the Graufthal Rock Houses? I had already admired these troglodyte houses nestled at the foot of the pink sandstone cliffs from the outside one day but had not yet had the opportunity to visit them. Yes, these incredible blue houses can be visited and it is really worth it! Where […]

Visit to the Alsace-Moselle Memorial in Schirmeck
By Laurène

The Alsace-Moselle Memorial, located in Schirmeck in the Bruche Valley, is a museum that retraces the history of Alsace and Moselle from 1870 to the post-war period, with a particular focus on the Second World War (1939-1945). Put like that, it can seem boring but the museum is really well done and interesting. It is […]

Visit of the European Parliament in Strasbourg
By Thibaut

Strasbourg shares the title of European capital with Brussels. It is possible to visit the European Parliament in Strasbourg and learn more about the European institutions. In which city is the European Parliament located? The European Parliament is located in both Brussels and Strasbourg. Parliamentary sessions are held every month in Strasbourg, during which the […]

Visit to the Historical Museum of the city of Strasbourg – My opinion
By Thibaut

The Historical Museum of Strasbourg is the perfect starting point to discover Strasbourg through its history, from the Middle Ages to the creation of the European institutions. From the free city to the revolutionary city and then the European capital, we go back in time through a beautiful collection that leaves a lot of room […]

Le Vaisseau in Strasbourg, to discover science with your family
By Clémence

I had been hearing about this famous Vaisseau in Strasbourg for a long time. It was time for me to go there and of course, with my young guinea pigs who were the right age. You will have a great time with your family because you can share experiences and animations together. In fact, your […]