Micro Musée

The church was built from 1748 to 1753 by a Tyrolean architect (Jean-Michel Schnöller). Its curved facade, unique in Alsace, is inspired by the baroque style of sacred architecture across the Rhine...

Grussenheim is a village on the northern border of the Haut-Rhin department, some fifteen kilometers from Colmar.

Traces of human occupation date back to prehistoric times. In Roman times, a small...

The bell tower was erected in 1825 while the nave and choir date from 1854. Damaged, the church was rebuilt in 1875. During the Second World War, only the stained glass windows were destroyed. At the...

Located on a plain, Elsenheim is a small village of 800 inhabitants.

Here you can discover a hunting lodge, a beautiful 19th-century church and an interval blockhouse (on the road to Ohnenheim). A...

The village developed mainly in Gallo-Roman times, near the crossroads of two important Roman roads: the road linking Basel to Strasbourg, and the road leading to Baden. In 891, the village is first...

These tombs were erected by the Celts to honor their dead.

Attested as early as the 14th century, the church of Saint-Grégoire was completely rebuilt in the 18th century, but the base of the medieval tower was preserved. The building is surrounded by a...

Opposite the church was the former tithe house of the Munster Abbey, where the inhabitants came to pay their taxes. Built at the hinge of the 18th and 19th centuries, the building (with a large...

At the front of an old farmhouse dating from the 17th century, the visitor will discover a small garden composed of boxwood topiaries, perennials, rosebushes and hydrangeas, all harmoniously laid out...

The Riedwihr site has been occupied since the early Iron Age, but the village is first mentioned in 1279. It was part of the Habsburg lands of Upper Alsace. Until the First World War, the village was...