Discover the cultural richness of the Kaysersberg Valley through its numerous museums, witnesses of its history and exceptional heritage. Whether you’re passionate about history, traditions, or gastronomy, there’s something for everyone!
Exploring Gastronomy
- The Musée du Vignoble et des Vins d’Alsace in Kientzheim invites you to explore the centuries-old history of winemaking in Alsace. Housed in the Schwendi Castle, next to the Confrérie Saint-Etienne, this museum highlights traditional winemaking techniques, iconic grape varieties, and the importance of terroir.
- For an immersion into the world of Alsatian spirits, head to the Musée des Eaux-de-Vie in Lapoutroie. Discover the secrets behind the production of these precious beverages, as well as the history and traditions associated with their production in the region.
Dive into Alsace's History
- At the Centre Schweitzer in Kaysersberg, delve into the world of Albert Schweitzer, the renowned humanitarian and Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Through an interactive exhibition and personal items that marked his life, explore the exceptional journey of this man and his commitment to peace and humanity.
- The Musée Mémorial du Linge in Orbey is a memorial dedicated to the First World War. Located on the battlefield of Linge, this museum recounts the tragic events of the war through testimonies, historical objects, and reconstructions.
- Discover the history of the city of Kaysersberg at the Musée Historique de Kaysersberg. Housed in a historic half-timbered house, this small local museum tells the significant events that shaped the city and its inhabitants.