Museums

The Tomi Ungerer Museum in Strasbourg

The famous Alsatian illustrator, Tomi Ungerer, now finds a place of honour thanks to the opening of a new museum devoted entirely to his work.

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Train City

You can visit Europe's largest and finest rail museum in Mulhouse. Discover the incredible saga of rail travel, from the first locomotives in 1844 through to the TGV which has broken speed records.

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Car City

The Cité de l'Automobile (Car City) in Mulhouse is the world's largest motor museum. More than 400 models including some excellent Ferraris and Rolls-Royces are displayed on this 25 000 m² site

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The Unterlinden Museum

Well known for its famous Isenheim altarpiece, this is one of France's most popular museums. It is home to sculptures, paintings and engravings dating from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance period.

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The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art

The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is a huge, modern building created in 1998. It is home to paintings, sculptures, decorative artistic items and stained-glass windows covering the period from the Impressionists through to the present day.

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The Humanist Library in Sélestat

Founded in 1452, this is Alsace's oldest public library. Its selection of works traces the history of books from the 7th to the 16th centuries. Visitors can also discover the history of printing in Alsace.

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The Alsatian Museum

The museum introduces the daily life of the Alsatian people during the 18th and 19th centuries. More than 5000 period items are displayed in carefully reconstructed indoor settings, including furniture, toys and traditional costumes…

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The Bartholdi Museum

This museum was created to pay tribute to the sheer diversity of the work produced by Bartholdi (the creator of New York's Statue of Liberty and of the Lion de Belfort). The museum includes a huge collection of sculptures, drawings, photographs and paintings.

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