Museums & Galleries in Strasbourg

Dedicated to the Cathedral's history and artwork. Houses original sculptures, gargoyles, and stained glass from the Cathedral removed during restoration. Features medieval and Renaissance art including precious artifacts like the 14th-century stained glass panels and intricate stone carvings that once adorned the Cathedral.

Housed in multiple interconnected Renaissance mansions, this museum presents the cultural heritage of Alsace through furniture, costumes, pottery, and domestic objects. Explore traditional Alsatian interiors, folk art, religious artifacts, and learn about regional customs, crafts, and daily life spanning several centuries.

A striking glass and stone building housing an impressive collection of modern and contemporary art from 1870 to present. Features works by Kandinsky, Monet, Arp, and contemporary artists. Spacious galleries with natural light and river views. Rotating exhibitions complement the permanent collection of Impressionist, Cubist, and modern masterpieces.

Chronicles Strasbourg's evolution from Roman times through medieval period to modern era. Extensive collections include weaponry, uniforms, documents, and artifacts illustrating the city's strategic importance and diverse cultural heritage. Interactive exhibits and multimedia presentations bring centuries of history vividly to life.

France's oldest zoological museum featuring taxidermied specimens from around the world. Over 600,000 specimens organized by habitat and species, from African wildlife to Arctic animals. Beautifully restored Belle Époque building with historic display cases and engaging educational exhibits about biodiversity and natural history.