Ecomuseum of Alsace
The Écomusée d'Alsace opened its doors to the public on 1 June 1984. It was inaugurated shortly afterwards by Jack Lang, Minister of Culture. When it opened, the museum had about twenty buildings, some of which were unfinished, but it was already a success! It welcomed 75,000 visitors in its first year. Everyone encouraged the association to continue the adventure. The Alsatians then donated thousands of objects to the Écomusée d'Alsace, constituting the beginning of the interior fittings of the buildings: furniture, clothes, documents, photographs, etc.
Chemin du Grosswald
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Visit of the Écomusée d'Alsace
The Écomusée is the largest living, open-air museum in France: explore an early 20th century Alsatian village, with its streets, buildings, gardens and fields. Traditional village festivities, daily events and demonstrations take place in the village throughout the year.
The Écomusée is the largest living, open-air museum in France: explore an early 20th century Alsatian village, with its streets, buildings, gardens and fields. Traditional village festivities, daily events and demonstrations take place in the village throughout the year.Accepted animals
Dog on a leash
Opening hours
10am to 6pm: April, May, July, August, 18 to 31 October, then 6 December to 4 January.
10am to 5pm: June, September, 1 to 17 October
Public price
Adult : €16.50Kid : €11.00
Price with the pass
Adult : FreeKid : Free
Accessibility
- Accepted animals
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Hearing impairment
Magnetic loops are available at the museum reception for the hearing impaired.
Access conditions
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It is possible to come to the Écomusée d'Alsace by bicycle by taking the route provided for this purpose. -
Coordonnées GPS :
47°51'7,4''N ; 7°17'6''E -
It is possible to come to the Écomusée d'Alsace by train from Bollwiller station.