3 Best Places To Visit in Strasbourg

“Musée D’art Moderne Et Contemporain has a collection of modern art, and the acquisitions of works by artists both German and Alsatian, as well as French, have enriched the collection. The museum is one of the only French museums to present a representative tour of Western art from 1870 to today. Musée D’art Moderne Et Contemporain has a contemporary collection that includes New Realists, Fluxus, Arte Povera, Supports Surfaces, and a set of works by the great "deconstructors" of painting or directors of "individual mythologies". The museum features a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, and washroom to ensure a comfortable experience for all visitors.”

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“Musée Alsacien offers visitors a charming journey through old Strasbourg residences linked by stairs and wooden passageways. The museum has thousands of objects witnesses to rural life in Alsace, including XVIIIth and XIXth century costumes, ceramics, furniture, and toys, both religious and secular. The rooms of the Musée Alsacien are replicas of interiors, such as the Stùb (common room) of a farm in Wintzenheim (Kochersberg), and others that are more imaginative, such as the kitchen and especially the pharmacist-alchemist's workshop. Musée Alsacien organises numerous events and exhibitions that highlight its constant concern for linking past and present, tradition and modernity.”

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“Musée Historique offers a historic and fun adventure. The museum explains the city's past, inviting visitors to meditate and interact with collection-specific objects. Musée Historique provides personal guided tours using headphones and is adapted to individual touring rhythms. The museum is available in French, German, and English. The centrepiece is the famous plan-relief of 1727, commissioned by Louis XV. Musée Historique has a narrator who plays the role of a personal tour guide. They provide historical insights, updates, and diverse interpretations of history.”

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