Synagogue
Renovated synagogue dating from 1791. Behind the modest façade, is a community centre housing the synagogue on the first floor…
Memory tourism
Because our destination is also a land of memory...
Unmissable remains mark a past that Alsace experienced over several periods, especially during the Second World War. Several restored works are open to the public and offer visits!
The Maginot Line, the Schoenenburg Fort, the Four à Chaux de Lembach, the Casemates, the Museum of the Abri... but also certain places of memory of Jewish heritage, will open their doors to you to trace the past and the history that has built our territory.
La Garance à Pfaffenhoffen
Dates: spring to early autumn Location: in front of the entrance to the Musée de l'Image Populaire Do you know…
Synagogue
Built in 1820-21 in the Neo-Classical style, the synagogue was ransacked during the Occupation and damaged by bombing during the…
Cimetière juif
The Jewish cemetery in Haguenau is one of the oldest in Alsace. Graves of great interest from the 17th, 18th…
Musée Mémorial Walbourg 1870-1945
Cross the time from 1870 to 1945! Unique in Alsace !
Visit a sensory museum with 11 sound poles,…
Shelter Museum
The shelter was located 1 km behind the Maginot Line and was used during the war as a barracks with…
Fort Schoenenbourg - Maginot line
The Schoenenbourg Fort, located in Hunspach—voted France's favorite village in 2020—is a large artillery fort on the Maginot Line, built…
Casemate Esch
Located in a Maginot Line pillbox on the edge of Hatten, the Museum tells the role of the casemate on…
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