Visit of the François Schneider Foundation
Lovers of contemporary art will be delighted to discover this unusual place, which has the theme of water as its common thread through beautiful indoor and outdoor exhibitions. Located at the foot of the Vosges mountains, in the village of Wattwiller, the François Schneider Foundation Contemporary Art Centre is designed around light and transparency, the building includes three exhibition rooms. A sculpture garden completes the ensemble.
Information
Temporary closure. Reopened on May 8 with the exhibition "Hydroscape" by artist Nicolas Floc
Abdelkader Benchamma, Geology of Floods, new exhibition from 13 May to 24 September 2023!
Opening hours
Usually: opening from Wednesday to Sunday, including holidays
Closed: Mondays and Tuesdays, May 1
Annual closure: between Christmas and New Year's Eve
Schedules of the winter exhibition (October – March) from 1pm to 5pm
Hours of the summer exhibition (April – September) from 11am to 6pm
Accessibility
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Physical disability
All the interior spaces are accessible and comply with disability standards: lift to all floors, adapted toilets, adapted height of the exhibition signage. However, access to the garden may present difficulties due to the gravel path.
A wheelchair is available to the public.
Three parking spaces are reserved for people with reduced mobility. -
Hearing impairment
A magnetic loop is available at the reception desk and our toilets are equipped with a visual alarm.
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Visual disability
We welcome you and your guide dog at the Foundation. The stairs are marked with contrasting colours and the signage is adapted.
- Mental disability
Access conditions
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Bus route 543 : Cernay - Wattwiller - Guebwiller / Guebwiller - Wattwiller - Cernay