Remembrance tourism and the Maginot Line
Because our destination is also a land of memory…
Unmissable vestiges mark a past that Alsace has known for several periods, especially during the Second World War. Several restored works are open to the public and offer tours!
The Maginot Line, the Schoenenbourg Fort, the Casemate, Vault Museum… But certain places of memory of the Jewish heritage, will open their doors to you to retrace the past of our territory.
Synagogue
Brumath
The Brumath synagogue is hidden at the end of a courtyard, bordered by trees. Dating back to 1801,…
Caschate Esch
Had
Located on the edge of the village of Hatten, the Esch casemate museum evokes both its role in…
The synagogue
Haguenau
Built in 1820-21 in neoclassical style, it was sacked during the Occupation, damaged by…
Jewish cemetery
Haguenau
The Jewish cemetery of Haguenau is one of the oldest in Alsace. Burials of the XVII, XVIII, and…
Vault Museum
Had
The Shelter, located 1 km behind the Maginot Line, was used by the barracks during the war…
Maginot Line Museum - Schoenenbourg Fort
Hunspach
An unforgettable visit along 3 km long galleries 30 m underground to understand…
Memorial Museum of Fighting and Liberation in Northern Alsace
Walbourg
This brand new museum offers an exhibition space of over 462 m² with more than 3…