The largest open-air museum in France
The Écomusée d’Alsace is an open-air museum that preserves, studies and showcases an exceptional collection of buildings and artefacts illustrating rural life in Alsace from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century. Comprising half-timbered houses, workshops and buildings that have been moved and reassembled, this architectural collection is complemented by everyday objects, furniture and tools linked to craft and agricultural activities.
As a Musée de France, the Écomusée d'Alsace carries out conservation, research and educational work, notably through the demonstration of traditional skills and techniques. Based in Ungersheim, it is also part of a contemporary approach to reflecting on the relationships between societies, territories and the environment.
Adults (18 and over): 16,50 €, children (4 -17 years old): 11 €; children (up to 3 years old): free
City Pass Discount
Adult city pass: free or reduced admission : 14,50 € (instead of 16,50 €) / Children city pass: free or reduced admission: 9 € (instead of 11 €)