The Tomi Ungerer Museum-International Illustration Centre presents Tomi Ungerer’s full spectrum — children’s books, political cartoons, and provocative adult works — arranged like an intimate archive that traces an artist’s life and global influence. Accessible features include a wheelchair entrance, a wheelchair-accessible restroom, and assisted listening devices, but there is no on-site restaura... »
The Alsatian Museum occupies 16th- and 17th-century mansions, displays regional furniture and textiles, and reconstructs historic domestic interiors that reveal how daily life in Alsace blended French and German traditions. Practicalities are clear: a wheelchair-accessible entrance, wheelchair restroom and assistive hearing loop support visitors with mobility or hearing needs, while paid parking a... »
The Historical Museum of the City of Strasbourg traces the city's urban, social, and political evolution, presents detailed plan-relief models and everyday objects, and immerses visitors in reconstructed streets and domestic interiors. Its standout relief map reveals river and bridge dynamics, its audio guide threads civic decrees to household stories, and its accessibility features — wheelchair e... »
Strasbourg Zoological Museum, collection of preserved birds, insects and mammals from the Arctic to the Andes, offers intimate natural-history encounters that reveal form, adaptation and provenance. Accessibility — wheelchair entrance and accessible restrooms — and family-friendly displays make a focused one-to-two-hour visit practical, though note there is no on-site restaurant. Historic specimen... »
Musée de l'Œuvre-Notre-Dame — museum — preserves original medieval and Renaissance sculptures, stained glass and liturgical objects that once adorned Strasbourg Cathedral, allowing you to study faces, tool marks and polychromy up close. Collection — reveals — the city’s social and political evolution from the Middle Ages to the French Revolution, presented with conservation-minded displays and o... »
The Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art bridges regional modernism, contemporary international practice, and large-format photography within a striking glass-fronted building that frames the river light. Its permanent collection anchors 20th-century local movements, rotating exhibitions showcase experimental installations, and the terrace café provides a riverside pause that many visi... »
