Museums

It’s great to visit a new region, but it’s even better to explore and understand it! To do so, our museums are the ideal solution. The region of Guebwiller offers plenty of ways to become familiar while making great memories: ceramics, minerals, historical relics, toys and so much more! And to find out even more, the Alsace Ecomuseum, the Cité de l’Auto, the Cité du Train, the Unterlinden museum, etc. are all just a few minutes’ drive from the Pays du Florival region.

Guebwiller

Théodore Deck Museum
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Set up in the former residence of the canons of Murbach, Florival Museum is an Art and Local History Museum with a special touch: a remarkable collection of earthenware by the famous ceramics artist Théodore Deck, Direc...

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Wuenheim

Vintner museum

The vintner museum is located in the cellar Vieil-Armand, presents objets and equipment used in the past to work the vines and the land. Admission is free.

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Soultz Haut Rhin

Château-Musée du Bucheneck
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The ten large rooms of Bucheneck Castle (12th century) are devoted to the rich past of the city of Soultz and to the famous families who lived there. Founded in Jerusalem in 1099 as the Order of the Hospital, the Order o...

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Soultz Haut Rhin

La Nef des Jouets - toys museum
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The « Nave of Toys » houses the toys collected over the years by Joëlle and Jean-Richard Haeusser. But it is not merely a museum, it is also an exceptional institution set up in the former residence of the Commander o...

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Lautenbach zell

Vivarium du moulin
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You will find a former flour mill with some rather interesting inhabitants ! In fact some sixty insects and spiders are ther to welcome you. Here you can bserve rare and protected species ad learn to recognise those tha ...

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Ensisheim

Musée de la Régence

The Regency Museum is housed in the Regent's palace, a magnificent XVIth century building (1535) constructed in the center of Ensisheim by emperor Ferdinand of Austria. Three different sections deal with History, archae...

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