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 Fort of Schoenenbourg, Lembach Lime Kiln, Casemate, Vault Museum… but also certain places of memory of the Jewish heritage, will open their doors to you to trace the past and the history which built our territory.

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Jewish cemetery - LEVY

Jewish cemetery

Haguenau
The Jewish cemetery of Haguenau is one of the oldest in Alsace. The oldest tomb discovered ...
Synagogue - Emmanuel VIVERGE

Synagogue

Haguenau
The period of calm and the relative increase in the Jewish population at the end of the XNUMXth century ...
Casemate Esch - AALMA

Caschate Esch

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Located on the edge of the village of Hatten, the Esch casemate museum evokes both its role in…
Shelter Museum - Shelter Museum

Vault Museum

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Located 1 km behind the Maginot Line, the Abri was used during the war as a barracks for crews…
Fort de Schoenenbourg - Maginot Line - Photo credit: AALMA

Fort de Schoenenbourg - Maginot Line

Hunspach
An unforgettable visit along galleries 3 km long 30 m underground to understand the…
Former Pfaffenhoffen Synagogue - Ben Klein

Former Pfaffenhoffen Synagogue

Val de Moder
The old synagogue of Pfaffenhoffen is one of the few synagogues built in Alsace in 1791…
Walbourg Memorial Museum 1870-1945 - ©2MCLADN

Walbourg Memorial Museum 1870-1945

Walburg
Travel through time from 1870 to 1945! Unique in Alsace! Visit a sensory museum with…

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