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Christmas has a home: Alsace, where Christmas comes to life
Alsace, a true land of Christmas, invites you to discover its legendary and iconic characters, from Hans Trapp to the Christkindel, who bring a unique spirit and incomparable charm to its celebrations and illuminated markets.
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« Once Upon a Night » - Sound and light show
From November 25th 2026 to January 03rd 2027
At nightfall, the Unterlinden Museum comes alive with light and sound, creating an immersive experience where art and architecture take on a new dimension.
Dans l’ombre des salles annexées. Cinéma et propagande en Alsace et en Moselle
From September 19th 2026 to September 04th 2027
This exhibition explores the role of cinema and propaganda in Alsace and Moselle during the German annexation from 1940 to 1945.
Exhibition Formule 1
From April 11th to November 1st 2026
This exhibition shows the development of Formula 1 as a symbol of innovation and speed. It presents iconic cars and objects that highlight its influence on technology and automotive history.
Exhibition „L’état sauvage“
From February 13th 2026 to January 3rd 2027
The exhibition “L’état sauvage” explores how the animal world has long been an endless source of artistic inspiration. For the reopening of the Zoological Museum, natural history specimens enter into dialogue with works from the MAMCS.
Exhibition "The Men Eater"
From March 28th to November 13th 2026
In December 1915, the battles at Hartmannswillerkopf reached their peak, with devastating losses on both sides. An exhibition honors the victims of this battle and the personal stories of the French and German soldiers.
Exhibition “Becoming a doctor in Equatorial Africa”
From February 18th to December 31th, 2026
Albert Schweitzer developed a form of medicine in Africa adapted to local realities, based on listening, respect, and the principle of “reverence for life,” embodied in his hospital.
The exhibition invites reflection on intercultural dialogue and the need to adapt knowledge to context, highlighting the continued relevance of Schweitzer’s thinking for a more just and humane world.
Save the Organ of Notre-Dame de Paris
From 13 June 2026 to 31 December 2027
On 15 April 2019, Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris caught fire.
This temporary exhibition explores the consequences of this historic event, with a special focus on the great organ of Notre-Dame. Discover the different stages of its restoration and learn more about the fascinating art of organ building.
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