Museum and monuments (when it rains)

Strasbourg Museums – Which one to visit?
By Céline Honoré

Strasbourg is home to about fifteen major museums. It’s a great thing to do—and not just when it rains… Not sure which one to visit first during a weekend in Strasbourg? Here’s our take on the various museums in Strasbourg. Choose based on your interests or whether you’re traveling with or without children. The essentials […]

A short guide to Strasbourg’s Palais Rohan
By Céline Honoré

When you’re in Strasbourg, it’s part of the scenery, but you don’t really take the time to look at it or enter it. Probably wrongly so, with the exception of the first Sunday of the month when museums are free, during Heritage Days, or during a summer evening session when its facade is decked out […]

Visit of La Villa – Museum and archaeological sites in Dehlingen
By Laurène Philippot

We sometimes ignore it, but we find Gallo-Roman vestiges in Alsace! This is the case in the village of Dehlingen in Alsace Bossue (in the north of Alsace), where there is a notable archaeological site: an ancient residence occupied in the Gallo-Roman period! The visit of the museum La Villa and the archaeological site of […]

Visit Ebersmunster Abbey – Baroque splendor in Alsace!
By Laurène Philippot

Did you know that there is probably one of the most beautiful churches in eastern France in the middle of the Alsace plain in the Bas-Rhin? I recommend a visit toEbersmunster Abbey, an incredible Baroque church! It’s located in Ebersmunster, a small village in the Alsatian Ried not far from Sélestat . Origin of the […]

5 distilleries to visit in Alsace
By Laurène Philippot

Would you like to visit a distillery in Alsace? There’s plenty to choose from, as eaux de vie are a tradition in Alsace. Here’s a selection of distillery tours we’ve tested and approved 🙂 Meyer Distillery Museum – Distiller’s House in Châtenois The Distiller’s House is a small private museum dedicated to Alsatian fruit brandies […]

Vodou Museum of Strasbourg – Night visit by torchlight
By Léa Davy

This year, for Halloween, instead of digging out the fake spiderwebs or carving pumpkins, we wanted to do something different… An evening tour of the Vodou Museum, immersed in the dim light, with a flashlight as our only source of illumination. For those who aren’t familiar with this museum, housed in a former water tower […]

Visit to MAUSA (Musée d’Art Urbain et de Street Art) Vauban de Neuf-Brisach
By Clémence Dalle

Do you know Neuf-Brisach? Yes, the Vauban fortifications are classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Did you know that here, in the heart ofAlsace, in an extraordinary historical place, the second MAUSA (Museum of Urban Art and Street-Art) in France was born? Shall I take you? My summary I liked I liked less Street […]

Visit to the Tomi Ungerer Museum in Strasbourg
By Léa Davy

The Three Robbers, The Giant of Zéralda, Jean de la Lune, The Mellops… You’re bound to be familiar with at least one of these children’s books written by Tomi Ungerer.The Strasbourg-based artist, who passed away in February 2019, had a profound impact on the world of illustration in Alsace and France. But also in the […]

Visit of the Alsatian Museum of Strasbourg – A return to the past
By Léa Davy

Along with the Tomi Ungerer Museum, Strasbourg’s Alsatian Museum is one of my favorite cultural visits and museums in Strasbourg. 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. […]