Planning your holidays in Alsace? The Pass’Alsace is the ideal companion to simplify your trip and give you sightseeing ideas across the whole region: the great classics as well as lesser-known gems. A genuine money-saver for exploring Alsace!
What to do and see during your holidays in Alsace?
With the Pass’Alsace, visit as many partner sites as you like during your Pass’s validity — with one entry per site and per Pass. For holidays in Alsace lasting several days or weeks, we recommend the 3-day Pass’Alsace: 3 days of visits, consecutive or not, to use within 14 days.
The 61 partner sites of the Pass’Alsace
From northern to southern Alsace — 2026 list.
Northern Alsace (sites 1 to 19)
- Fleckenstein Castle in Lembach
- Château des Défis (castle challenge trail) in Lembach
- Four à Chaux Maginot Line fort in Lembach
- Lalique Museum in Wingen-sur-Moder
- La Grande Place Crystal Museum in Saint-Louis-lès-Bitche
- Glass Museum in Meisenthal
- La Villa in Dehlingen
- Museum of the Battle of 6 August 1870 in Woerth
- French Petroleum Museum in Merkwiller-Pechelbronn
- Outre-Forêt Rural House in Kutzenhausen
- Lichtenberg Castle
- Hanau Regional Museum in Bouxwiller
- Judeo-Alsatian Museum in Bouxwiller
- Rock Houses (Maisons des Rochers) in Graufthal
- Alsatian Museum of Haguenau
- Historical Museum of Haguenau
- Villa Meteor in Hochfelden
- Rohan Castle Museum in Saverne
- L’Atelier de l’Orgue (organ workshop) in Marmoutier
Strasbourg, its surroundings and the Bruche Valley (sites 20 to 34)
- City of Strasbourg Museums — 3 museums of your choice included (sites 20 to 28)
- POP Guide Strasbourg
- One City Tours in Strasbourg (bike hire + geocaching)
- Le Vaisseau science centre in Strasbourg
- The Les Secrets du Chocolat chocolate museum in Geispolsheim
- Alsace-Moselle Memorial in Schirmeck
- Natzweiler-Struthof concentration camp memorial in Natzwiller
Central Alsace (sites 35 to 48)
- Gingerbread and Alsatian Folk Art Museum in Gertwiller
- Les Ateliers de la Seigneurie in Andlau
- The Maison du Distillateur in Châtenois
- Eagle Park (Volerie des Aigles) in Kintzheim
- Monkey Mountain (Montagne des Singes) in Kintzheim
- Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle in Orschwiller
- Cigoland in Kintzheim
- Maison du Pain (Bread House) in Sélestat
- Humanist Library in Sélestat
- Tellure silver mine in Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines
- NaturOparC in Hunawihr
- Schweitzer Centre in Kaysersberg Vignoble
- Museum of Wood Trades and Heritage in Labaroche
- Hohlandsbourg Castle
Colmar and its surroundings (sites 49 to 54)
- Natural History and Ethnography Museum in Colmar
- Unterlinden Museum in Colmar
- Toy Museum in Colmar
- Hansi Village and Museum in Colmar
- Cheese House of the Munster Valley in Gunsbach
- Mausa Vauban urban and street art museum in Neuf-Brisach
Southern Alsace (sites 55 to 61)
- Alsace Ecomuseum in Ungersheim
- Franco-German Historial of the Hartmannswillerkopf in Wattwiller
- François Schneider Foundation in Wattwiller
- Wallpaper Museum in Rixheim
- Electropolis Museum in Mulhouse
- Zoological and Botanical Park of Mulhouse
- Firefighters’ Museum in Vieux-Ferrette
More than a Pass: a true travel companion
Download the Pass’Alsace mobile app, log in and find all the partners around you. You can also use the flyer with each partner’s number to locate them easily — handy for planning your sightseeing route!
Looking for suggestions or personalised advice for your holiday? Contact our team — we’ll be happy to help.
When to go on holiday in Alsace?
Good news: Alsace is worth visiting all year round.
Flower-decked villages, the storks’ return at NaturOparC and the first sunny terraces: the gentle season to explore Alsace without the crowds.
Castles, animal parks and the Ecomuseum in full swing: high season for family holidays in Alsace.
Grape harvest along the Wine Route, blazing forests and quiet museums: ideal for a colourful stay.
Christmas markets and snow-covered castles: check out the Winter Pass, the special option for holidays in Alsace from November to March.
A week in Alsace: our suggested itinerary
Three days of visits with the 3-day Pass’Alsace, from the centre to the south.
Without the Pass’Alsace
Monkey Mountain (Montagne des Singes) €12
Eagle Park (Volerie des Aigles) €12
Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle €12
Hohlandsbourg Castle €10
Alsace Ecomuseum €16.50With the 3-day Pass
Monkey Mountain (Montagne des Singes) Included Eagle Park (Volerie des Aigles) Included Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle Included Hohlandsbourg Castle Included Alsace Ecomuseum IncludedMonkey Mountain, the Eagle Park and the famous Haut-Kœnigsbourg Castle: three neighbouring sites easily visited in a single day.
Hohlandsbourg Castle and its 360° view over the Alsace plain and the Black Forest.
The Alsace Ecomuseum in Ungersheim: France’s largest open-air museum, laid out like an early-20th-century village with daily events and traditional festivals.
And that’s just one example: build your own route from the 61 sites and calculate your savings in a few clicks.
Calculate my savingsExample given for guidance only. Partner sites’ prices may change during the year.
A family break in northern Alsace
Three days with the Pass Strasbourg & North Alsace, designed with children in mind.
Without the Pass’Alsace
With the Pass Strasbourg & North Alsace
The Château des Défis, a 3-hour medieval treasure hunt for the whole family between the P’tit Fleck, the forest and the inside of Fleckenstein Castle. Then on to the Maison rurale de l’Outre-Forêt in Kutzenhausen and its year-round activities.
The Glass Museum and the magic of the glassblowers, in the heart of the Northern Vosges.
Le Vaisseau, where science becomes a game with over 130 hands-on exhibits, then the Les Secrets du Chocolat museum in Geispolsheim for the sweetest of experiences.
The Pass Strasbourg & North Alsace gives access to 34 sites, from northern Alsace down to Strasbourg included, and works like the 3-day Pass: any 3 days within 14 days.
Discover the Pass Strasbourg & North AlsaceYour questions about holidays in Alsace
What is there to do on holiday in Alsace?
Fortified castles (Haut-Kœnigsbourg, Fleckenstein), animal parks (Monkey Mountain, Eagle Park), outstanding museums (Unterlinden, Lalique), half-timbered villages and the Wine Route: the Pass’Alsace brings together 61 must-see sites across the region.
How much does a sightseeing holiday in Alsace cost?
With the Pass’Alsace, visits start at €30 per adult (€20 per child) for 24 hours, and the 3-day Pass at €50 often pays for itself in 4 to 5 visits. Use our savings calculator to estimate your budget.
Is Alsace a good idea with children?
Absolutely! The Château des Défis treasure hunt, Le Vaisseau with its 130 hands-on exhibits, Les Secrets du Chocolat, animal parks… Many sites are designed for children, and the child rate applies up to and including age 12.
Which Pass should I choose for my holiday?
Weekend: 24-hour or 48-hour MiniPass. A week’s stay: 3-day or 5-day Pass (any days within 14). Northern Alsace only: Pass Strasbourg & North Alsace. Between November and March: Winter Pass.
Holidays in Alsace on a controlled budget
A digital guide with the dematerialised Passes, a paper guide with the physical card: the Pass’Alsace goes everywhere with you. A genuine money-saver!