Regional gastronomy
The Baden Museum of Bakery was opened in 1978 in the former communal baking house. It exhibits the almost forgotten mechanical equipment of the “white guild”, such as a dough breaker, dough or noodle...
An open-air museum! Discover an exceptional collection of traditional houses, which have been preserved, disassembled stone by stone and beam by beam in their original communes before being...
Come and experience innovative museology by learning everything from flowers to distillation processes. The open air museum “Country of the Cherry” is surrounded by a fruit garden and testifies to 150...
In 2004, when the site that now bears the name "The Fruit Gardens of Laquenexy" celebrated its centenary, the Département de la Moselle decided to refurbish and enhance the site. Today the orchards...
The Distiller's House, first whisky and spirits museum in Alsace, has been opened by the Meyer Family, distillers since 1958, to share their passion of distillation. The valley of Villé, the Alsace...
Visit the Maison du Fromage and get to know the cheese dairies, the farms and the authentic know-how of the actors of the Munster Valley. What could be better than a good Munster cheese? Discover how...
Acteur culturel incontournable du territoire, sa réputation a bien largement dépassé les frontières locales et régionales. Sa vocation est de permettre d’élaborer un lien positif jusqu’à un...
Supported with great enthusiasm by the region's bakers, this house is designed to inform visitors about bread in all its diverse forms and thus also to promote the bakers' trade. Installed in the...
The Maison Rurale de l'Outre-Forêt is a former farmhouse, now a heritage interpretation center: a lively place to discover Alsatian heritage and its popular arts and traditions. The various...
The exhibition in the Museum Brot und Kunst has two parts. On one side is the art, on the other the themes around bread, everyday life, nutrition and consumption. Both parts are about cultural...
Cut, drill, scrape and scratch – nowadays tools are made of steel. Yet this material didn't exist back in the Stone Age and still the people did have fine knifes. The blades were made of flintstone...