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Batorama

BATORAMA, Strasbourg&#39;s tour boats, offer a 70 or 45 minute tour of the city all year round. Batorama is the number one tourist activity in the Grand Est region, and allows you to discover the essential sites of the Alsatian capital, in particular the Petite France district, the &quot;Neustadt&quot; or imperial district, as well as the European institutions, on board covered and air-conditioned boats, or uncovered in good weather. The commentary for these tours is provided by individual headphones in twelve languages (French, German, English, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Korean, Chinese and Japanese) and children also have a fun version in four languages (French, German, Italian and English).

La visite de Strasbourg en bateau avec Batorama est gratuite avec le Pass'Alsace (réservation créneau obligatoire en boutique ou par mail). Achetez-le maintenant.

A commented guided tour of Strasbourg with Batorama (slot must be booked in shop or by email)

Pass Adulte valable dans la journ&eacute;e uniquement

Pass démo Adulte

Regularisation Pass

A subsidiary of the Port of Strasbourg since January 2016, Batorama is: 800,000 passengers/year from all over the world, 11 tour boats, the leading paying tourist activity in the area. Since 1947, the Port of Strasbourg's passenger transport department has been working to introduce partners and industrialists to the new port facilities. The PAS quickly felt the potential of its visits between the Rhine and the port basins.

In 1953, he acquired the Strasbourg, then another boat in 1957 capable of passing under the city&#39;s bridges. Urban navigation on the Ill then became possible. The PAS enlarges its fleet and develops its offer of tourist visits in the city centre to make it the largest paying tourist activity in the Grand Est: Batorama.

Batorama Strasbourg

You will need to visit the shop during the validity of your Pass&#39;Alsace to validate your slot. You can also book your slot by email to <a href="mailto:info@batorama.com" target="_blank">info@batorama.com</a>. You will need to give your Pass&#39;Alsace number, the day and time you wish to visit, your postal address, e-mail address and telephone number.  Please do not go directly to the platforms without having chosen your slot!

Tour times: several departures during the day (<a href="https://shop.batorama.com/accueil/accueil.jsp?process=2" target="_blank">see website</a>)

The shop is located on the Place de la Cathédrale, a few metres from the entrance to the Cathedral. Most of our cruises depart from Place du Marché aux Poissons, 150m from the cathedral.

Are you coming to visit Strasbourg? Then don&#39;t forget to select the Batorama option for &euro;5! A guided tour with commentary that will help you discover the history of the city. Reservation required: on site at the shop (opposite the Cathedral) or by mail, as you need to choose a time slot for the boat tour. Do not go directly to the quays!

Visite de Strasbourg en bateau avec Batorama

Visible from afar, the imposing fortress nestles at an altitude of almost 800 metres in the heart of the Vosges forest, dominating the wine route which winds at its feet and offers a grandiose panorama of the Alsace plain, the valleys and balloons of the Vosges, the Black Forest and, on a clear day, the Alps...

In the snow or in the middle of summer, discovering Haut-Koenigsbourg is a unique experience in all seasons. Standing on a rocky spur, it offers a grandiose panorama. Built in the middle of a forest, it offers a beautiful excursion.

Youngsters and families enjoy visiting a medieval fortress, while history buffs delve into the past of this Alsatian landmark and the curious are interested in the restoration of an exceptional monument.

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La visite du Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg est gratuite avec le Pass'Alsace. Achetez-le maintenant pour visiter plus en Alsace et dépenser moins.

Visit of the Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle 

The card is valid for 3 days over a period of 14 days.&nbsp;These are calendar days (from midnight to midnight).

More info:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pass-alsace.com/pass-3-days">www.pass-alsace.com/pass-3-days</a>

With the 3 days* Pass&#39;Alsace, you have 14 days from the first use of the Pass to use your 3 days visit. The 3 days are not necessarily consecutive. You can organize yourself any way you want. The 3 days can be used over a period of 14 days, i.e. you can take breaks between visiting days depending on your desires or the weather.

Each 3 days Pass&#39;Alsace&nbsp;provides free access to over 60&nbsp;Alsatian tourist sites**. Are you visiting Strasbourg during your holiday in Alsace ? So don&#39;t forget to select the Batorama option for an extra 5&euro;.

* 3 calendar days (from midnight to midnight) 
** You can visit as many of our partner tourist sites as you like. The only limit is Strasbourg, where you can visit 3 of the city&#39;s 9 museums (including Alsace, Archaeology, Decorative Arts, Modern Art, Fine Arts, History, Tomi Ungerer, Oeuvre Notre Dame and Zoology). 
*** Batorama is a visit that requires validation, so one day will be deducted (you can of course do other visits on the same day)! You need to go to the shop in Strasbourg city centre, opposite the Cathedral, while your Pass&#39;Alsace is valid, to validate your slot. You can also book your slot by email at info@batorama.com. All you need to do is enter your Pass&#39;Alsace number, desired day and time, postal address, e-mail address and telephone number.&nbsp;

3 days Pass

Pass is valid for 24 consecutive hours from the first use.

For further information:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pass-alsace.com/24-hour-minipass">www.pass-alsace.com/24-hour-minipass</a>

The MiniPass is valid for 24 consecutive hours. For example, for a 24-hour MiniPass, if you scan it for the first time at 2pm on Friday, it will be valid until 1.59pm on Saturday. It can therefore overlap for 2 days.&nbsp;

Each 24-hour MiniPass provides free access to oveR&nbsp;60&nbsp;Alsatian tourist sites*. Are you visiting Strasbourg during your holiday in Alsace&nbsp;? So don&#39;t forget to select the Batorama option for an extra 5&euro;.

*&nbsp;You can visit as many of our partner tourist sites as you like. The only limit is Strasbourg, where you can visit 3 of the city&#39;s 9 museums (including Alsatian, Archaeological, Decorative Arts, Modern Art, Fine Arts, Historical, Tomi Ungerer, Oeuvre Notre Dame and Zoological).

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MiniPass 24 hour

Pass valid for 48 consecutive hours from the first use.

For further information:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pass-alsace.com/48-hour-minipass">www.pass-alsace.com/48-hour-minipass</a>

The MiniPass is valid for 48&nbsp;consecutive hours. For example, for a 48-hour MiniPass, if you scan it for the first time at 2pm on Friday, it will be valid until 1.59pm on Sunday. It can therefore overlap for 3&nbsp;days.&nbsp;

Each 48-hour MiniPass provides free access to over 60&nbsp;Alsatian tourist sites*. Are you visiting Strasbourg during your&nbsp;holiday in Alsace&nbsp;? So don&#39;t forget to select the&nbsp;Batorama option&nbsp;for an extra 5&euro;.

* You can visit as many of our partner tourist sites as you like. The only limit is Strasbourg, where you can visit 3 of the city&#39;s 9 museums (including Alsatian, Archaeological, Decorative Arts, Modern Art, Fine Arts, Historical, Tomi Ungerer, Oeuvre Notre Dame and Zoological).

MiniPass 48 hour

A pass designed for the winter period and valid for 3 days over a period of 14 days from the first use. It does not give access to all the partner sites of the Pass&#39;Alsace, only those included in the Winter Pass.&nbsp;

The card is valid for 3* days (consecutive or not) over a period of 14 days. With this pass, enjoy a free entry on all the tourist sites proposed**.

*3 calendar days 
** What attractions are included in my Pass&rsquo;Alsace Hiver (Winter Pass)? Fleckenstein Castle, Four &agrave; Chaux &ndash; Maginot Line, Lalique Museum, Saint Louis Crystal Museum, Glass Museum in Meisenthal ; The Pays de Hanau Museum,&nbsp;Alsatian Museum in Haguenau, Luggage Museum,&nbsp;Historical Museum in Haguenau,&nbsp;&ldquo;Maison rurale de l&rsquo;Outre-For&ecirc;t&rdquo;, Villa METEOR, The Rohan Castle Museum, 3&nbsp;museums of your choice in Strasbourg, Le Vaisseau, One City Tours (bike rental and geocaching), POP Guide Strasbourg ; The Mus&eacute;e Les Secrets du Chocolat,&nbsp;The Alsace-Moselle Memorial,&nbsp;Gingerbread Museum (LIPS), &ldquo;La Seigneurie&rdquo;, The alsacien whisky and spirits museum, Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle, &quot;Maison du Pain&quot; (Bread House),&nbsp;Humanist library - The Biblioth&egrave;que Humaniste, Schweitzer Center ; Unterlinden Museum ; Toy&nbsp;Museum, Natural history and ethnography museum, &ldquo;Le Village Hansi et son Mus&eacute;e&rdquo;, Mausa Vauban Urban and Street-Art Museum, The Fran&ccedil;ois Schneider Foundation : contemporary art centre, Electropolis Museum, Mulhouse Zoological and Botanical Park and Batorama with option (+5&euro;).

Winter Pass

The card is valid for 5 days over a period of 14 days.&nbsp;These are calendar days (from midnight to midnight).

More info :&nbsp;<a href="https://www.pass-alsace.com/pass-5-days-exclu-web">Pass&#39;Alsace 5 Days - Pass&#39;Alsace (pass-alsace.com)</a>

With the 5&nbsp;days Pass&#39;Alsace, you have 14 days from the first use of the Pass to use your 5* days visit. The 5&nbsp;days are&nbsp;not necessarily consecutive. You can organize yourself any way you want. The 5&nbsp;days can be used over a period of 14 days, i.e. you can take breaks between visiting days depending on your desires or the weather.

Each 5&nbsp;days Pass&#39;Alsace&nbsp;provides free access to over <a href="https://www.pass-alsace.com/list-of-sites-to-visit">60&nbsp;Alsatian tourist sites</a>**. Are you visiting Strasbourg during your&nbsp;holiday in Alsace&nbsp;? So don&#39;t forget to select the Batorama option***&nbsp;for an extra 5&euro;.

* 5 calendar days (from midnight to midnight) 
**&nbsp;You can visit as many of our partner tourist sites as you like. The only limit is Strasbourg, where you can visit 3 of the city&#39;s 9 museums (including Alsace, Archaeology, Decorative Arts, Modern Art, Fine Arts, History, Tomi Ungerer, Oeuvre Notre Dame and Zoology). 
*** Batorama is a visit that requires validation, so one day will be deducted (you can of course do other visits on the same day). Please don&#39;t go straight to the quays without having chosen your slot! For Batorama, you need to go to the shop in Strasbourg city centre, opposite the Cathedral, while your Pass&#39;Alsace is valid, to validate your slot. You can also book your slot by email at info@batorama.com. All you need to do is enter your Pass&#39;Alsace number, preferred day and time, postal address, e-mail address and telephone number. &nbsp;

5 days Pass 

Built in the 12th century, the Haut-Koenigsbourg castle has for centuries been the witness to conflicts and rivalries between lords, kings and emperors. The castle has had a succession of illustrious owners who have left their mark on its history, and numerous events that have changed its appearance... To pass through the high gate of Haut-Koenigsbourg is to plunge into the world of the Middle Ages.

From the lower courtyard - with its inn, forge and mill - to the spiral staircases leading to the furnished flats of the lord, discover the architecture, the furnishings... but also a whole atmosphere steeped in history.

The drawbridge, the weapons room, the keep and the cannons are a constant reminder of the purpose of this mountain fortress built by an imperial Germanic family in the 12th century, which was subsequently besieged, destroyed and pillaged.

Abandoned after 1633, this prestigious castle was offered in 1899 by the town of S&eacute;lestat to William II of Hohenzollern. He dreamed of resurrecting the old Germanic Empire and fulfilled his passion for the Middle Ages by entrusting the restoration of Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle to the architect Bodo Ebhardt, a specialist in medieval fortifications.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the political dimension of this major project was to legitimise the young imperial dynasty of the Hohenzollerns and affirm the power of the new empire in the eyes of the world. Today, we admire more the educational aspect of this restoration, which without being indisputable, is mostly plausible.

Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle

Pushchair

Le Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg

Reservation

<a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftickets.haut-koenigsbourg.fr%2F%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR3y2qti7JYEvxWHOo3IaSHIV3d6F1n6lV9CLJvbfCrdyLHmELuliTdPllo_aem_pSqcEpUOW_HyS3wzTfWHtg&h=AT3BIlwYvbcQgFJ-8YePz8ngEpZyfR1gDr7boAZhXCZr8fAG1PC8QYT8OnqH9AwoywzJi0duZtulU1UJsJP0RG5_RrM0gVcllOTqPNR9zyNbpQO5mQRgIvNPoLb9Zwg_bg&__tn__=-UK-R&c[0]=AT2hwZrCwUoOzEaPAajxRToc1iPWaM0sT77djndTYOhlEqOQMG8qfZ9FVgmMbqhEW_TPrw4gva6l_a_5Msl46orRhV6-W2vAzb6Nvo5QnPSuLrdDUTBKnE_fL4Dx6IUL2ojTUA1YjuaRSVtk_gBnnVmq2dFHciRZj6w_rKpe-Ps53N6p5_4vA7nBn9XlLpOZ16kTGQLcraQm9ias8TZ9KS56D-PBXmHE-rraHnd99w" target="_blank">Online ticket</a> purchases are recommended for individuals during peak periods. For Pass&#39;Alsace holders, simply select the free ticket.

Opening hours

The château is open all year round except on 1 January and 25 and 26 December.January, February, March: 9.30am* - 12pm and 1pm - 5pm April, May, June: 9.30am* - 6pm  July, August: 9am* - 7pm  September, October, November, December: 9.30am* - 6pm *On Mondays, the château opens at 10.30am In the evening, last admission 1 hour before the château closes.

Information

The tour includes 300 steps of different heights and orientations.Pushchairs are not permitted. If you are bringing small children, we advise you to bring a baby carrier.

Visit of the Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle: the only medieval castle in Alsace to have been completely restored. A unique place not to be missed! To cross the high gate of Haut-Koenigsbourg is to plunge into the world of the Middle Ages. 900 years of history - The characteristic silhouette of Haut-Koenigsbourg castle has marked the Alsatian landscape for almost 900 years.

Visite du Château du Haut-Koenigsbourg 

The &Eacute;comus&eacute;e is the largest living, open-air museum in France: explore an early 20th century Alsatian village, with its streets, buildings, gardens and fields. Traditional village festivities, daily events and demonstrations take place in the village throughout the year.

La visite de l’Écomusée d'Alsace est gratuite pour les détenteurs du Pass'Alsace (adultes ou enfants). Achetez-le et visitez 60 autres sites touristiques partenaires.

Visit of the Écomusée d'Alsace

The Écomusée d'Alsace opened its doors to the public on 1 June 1984. It was inaugurated shortly afterwards by Jack Lang, Minister of Culture. When it opened, the museum had about twenty buildings, some of which were unfinished, but it was already a success! It welcomed 75,000 visitors in its first year. Everyone encouraged the association to continue the adventure. The Alsatians then donated thousands of objects to the Écomusée d'Alsace, constituting the beginning of the interior fittings of the buildings: furniture, clothes, documents, photographs, etc.

Ecomuseum of Alsace

Train access

Écomusée d'Alsace

10am to 6pm: April, May, July, August, 18 to 31 October, then 6 December to 4 January.10am to 5pm: June, September, 1 to 17 October

Accepted animals

The &Eacute;comus&eacute;e is the largest living, open-air museum in France: explore an early 20th century Alsatian village, with its streets, buildings, gardens and fields. Traditional village festivities, daily events and demonstrations take place in the village throughout the year.

Visite de l’Écomusée d'Alsace

Located a few minutes from the city centre, the Zoological and Botanical Park covers 25 hectares and is home to more than 1,200 animals of 170 different species and 3,500 species and varieties of plants in an exceptional natural setting. It is a real place for walking and observing the flora and fauna. The Park has been awarded the national label &quot;Remarkable Garden&quot; thanks to the richness of its botanical collections. Colours and scents unfold in these gardens, changing with the seasons. The Zoological and Botanical Park is also committed to the preservation of biodiversity and has been involved for more than 30 years in the protection of endangered animal and plant species within the framework of international programmes.

Visitez le Parc zoologique et botanique de Mulhouse gratuitement avec le Pass'Alsace ! Plus d'infos sur les visites incluses sur le site.

Visit of the Zoological and Botanical Garden in Mulhouse

The Mulhouse Zoological and Botanical Park is one of the oldest zoos in France. Born in 1868, the Mulhouse Zoological and Botanical Park celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2018. When it was created, the horticulturist GEIGER Père was entrusted with the layout of the areas (earth movements, paths, fences) and the planting. Between 1873 and 1882, a botanical garden was created. From 1885, the tree and shrub species were labelled. In more than a century, it has grown, evolved, been abandoned and succeeded...

Today, the Mulhouse Zoological and Botanical Park has 1,200 animals in a garden that is home to over 3,000 plants. The Ministry of Culture and Communication has awarded the Zoological and Botanical Park the &quot;Jardin remarquable&quot; label.

Of the almost 170 animal species presented by the Zoological and Botanical Park, 90 are threatened with extinction in the wild. The Park is therefore involved in nearly 100 international breeding and conservation programmes. For nearly 30 years the park has been working in the wild to protect the last populations of lemurs, gibbons, cercopithecines, turtles and capuchins. A pioneer since 1982 and an expert in the reproduction of endangered species, the park presents its residents as ambassadors for their wild cousins in order to raise awareness of biodiversity protection among its many visitors. At the same time, more than 200 endangered plant species from the Alsace Botanical Conservatory are presented in the park; they are the subject of a conservation programme and in-depth scientific collaboration.

Aesthetic and entertaining, the park is also instructive and full of surprises: flowerings, births... With more than 400,000 visitors in 2017, the park is the leading tourist site in the Haut-Rhin and the 3rd in Alsace... and perhaps one of the most prestigious parks in France!

Zoological and Botanical Garden in Mulhouse

Le Parc Zoologique et Botanique de Mulhouse

The Zoological and Botanical Park is open every day of the year, including public holidays. Opening times vary according to the season.January-February-December: 10am-4pmMarch-October-November: 9am-5pmApril-September: 9am-6pmMay-June-July-August: 9am-7pm

To visit the entire park, allow between 3 hours and a full day.

On a wooded hill, discover the habitats of red pandas, polar bears, gibbons and other rare animal species. There&rsquo;s also plenty to delight plant lovers: 3,500 varieties and nine thematic gardens.

Visites parc Zoologique et Botannique

It leads to the new architecture, the Ackerhof, named after the convent&#39;s former farmhouse. More than ever, the Mus&eacute;e Unterlinden displays its encyclopaedic collections. The visit is enhanced by a number of areas: the cloister garden, the museum orchard, a caf&eacute;, a shop, etc.

Having doubled its exhibition space since the end of 2015, the Museum now displays its collections on nearly 8000m&sup2;. The Museum offers a tour covering nearly 7000 years of history, from prehistory to 20th century art.

La visite du Musée Unterlinden à Colmar est gratuite pour tout adulte muni d'un Pass'Alsace. Achetez maintenant, la première utilisation active le Pass. Valable un an.

Visit to the Unterlinden Museum

The Unterlinden Museum is housed in the former Dominican convent of Unterlinden, founded in the 13th century. An important monastic complex in the 14th and 15th centuries, the convent became a centre of Christian mysticism in the Rhine Valley. After the departure of the nuns during the Revolution, the buildings became the property of the city of Colmar and were transformed into military barracks.

In the middle of the 19th century, when the former Unterlinden convent was slated for demolition, Louis Hugot, archivist and librarian for the city of Colmar, sought to save the building. In 1847, he founded the Schongauer Society. In 1848, a spectacular archaeological discovery contributed to the birth of the museum: a Gallo-Roman mosaic unearthed in Bergheim was placed in the convent chapel. In 1852, the works of the revolutionary museum were transferred to the former convent. The museum managed by the Schongauer Society opened its doors to the public in 1853, presenting a collection of sculptures and painted panels from the Antonine commandery in Issenheim.

UNTERLINDEN MUSEUM

Musée Unterlinden 

Wednesday to Monday: 9am - 6pm Tuesday: closedClosing time 30 minutes before the Museum closes.Public holidays: 1.1., 1.5., 1.11., 25.12.

A prestigious setting for the famous Issenheim Altarpiece! An almost complete panorama of art can be seen in this superb convent turned museum. The Unterlinden Museum is located in its founding location, the 13th century convent, and is now connected to the former municipal baths, which were opened in 1906. The architects Herzog &amp; de Meuron have combined the buildings with a contemporary extension. An underground gallery with three exhibition rooms runs under the Place Unterlinden and the canal.

Visite Musée Unterlinden - Colmar

The skilfulness of eagles, acrobatics of black kites, dizzying speeds of falcons, silent flight of owls, closeness to vultures or ingenuity of Egyptian vultures: our residents have many a surprise in store! You will discover birds from all over the world that you could not approach in the wild and see them do what they would in the wild. Demonstrations are made with a view to reproducing the natural behaviour of the birds. They are not aimed at making them do tricks or using them as props in a costume production. All the residents of the Volerie are birds born in captivity: no birds of prey are taken from the wild.

La visite de la Volerie des Aigles est gratuite pour tous les porteurs du Pass'Alsace. Achetez maintenant, visitez plus et dépensez moins lors de votre séjour alsacien.

Visit of the Eagle Park

A commanding view of the Alsace plain. On the western edge of the foothills of the Vosges, Kintzheim castle stands on a small rocky outcrop that looks down onto two valleys lying to the north and south. Its elevation is 260 m. This hill is about 100 metres above the village. The site includes an area of 850 m² in which the birds are housed, out of total of 3800 m². The display area is 800 m². In the 6th century, Kintzheim was known as Regis Villa. The Merovingian kings had made it the centre of a vast domain encompassing Haut-Koenigsbourg.

Work to build the castle began in 1250 on the orders of Emperor Frederick II of Hohenstaufen, who died the same year. It was completed in the 15th century.

Since it took up residence in the ruins of Kintzheim castle in 1968, la Volerie des Aigles has been working on an issue that is environmental, but mostly human. As a result of unjustified eradication campaigns and ever-expanding agriculture, the raptor population has fallen alarmingly. &nbsp; 
That is why the first park for birds of prey was set up, with the task of restoring the image of those birds in the eyes of the public in a manner that would be enjoyable and educational, helping the birds breed and supporting action for conserving biological diversity.

Eagle Park

Limited mobility

La Volerie des Aigles - Parc animalier

Schedules vary during the season, please consult the website. Reopening on Wednesday 26 March 2025!

Eagle Mountain in Kintzheim offers a fascinating, impressive spectacle: the greatest birds of prey in the world freely flying against a backdrop of the ruins of Kintzheim Castle.&nbsp;

Visite de la Volerie des Aigles 

Feeding sessions are held by our guides at regular intervals (every 45&rsquo;).&nbsp;Besides seeing the monkeys being fed, you will also be given interesting information about this endangered&nbsp;species.

The guides along the path are not only there to keep a watchful eye, they will also answer any questions you may have and explain the behaviour of the monkeys.

New&nbsp;&ldquo;into the skin of a monkey&rdquo;: take up the challenge of trying to move like primates through fifteen playful devices on the ground or at a height protected by nets.&nbsp;

Visitez la Montagne des Singes seul ou en famille, gratuitement avec le Pass'Alsace. Achetez maintenant et visitez plus l'Alsace.

Monkey Mountain Tour

La Montagne des Singes is also a research centre. Ever since 1972 scientists have been conducting studies in the park, focusing on the social behaviour of Barbary macaques.


Monkey Mountain is an ideal study ground for researchers. The Magots live in complete freedom in a 24-hectare forest. These optimal living conditions, close to the wild, allow them great freedom of action. They can organise themselves into social units and develop the full range of their behaviour.

Numerous theses and master&#39;s degrees in ethology (behavioural studies) are carried out in our park by academics from all over the world. This research work has contributed significantly to a better understanding of the Barbary macaque.

Monkey Mountain

Physical disability

La Montagne des singes -Parc animalier

Schedules vary during the season, <a href="https://www.montagnedessinges.com/en/practical-information/opening-times-and-prices-2/" target="_blank">please consult the website</a>. Reopening on 29 March 2025!

At Montagne des Singes, experience a total immersion in the fascinating world of more than 200 Barbary Macaques living free in a forest of 24 hectares. You will be seduced by the exceptional viewing opportunities and amazed by the incredible proximity to the monkeys.

Visite de la Montagne des Singes

The fortress was built in the 12th Century and for 600 years it was the family castle of the Fleckenstein family. It was extended and improved over the centuries at the same time as the family increased its social status in the world. Reckoned to be impregnable, it did not live up to its reputation and fell without a fight into the hands of the soldiers of Louis XIV. The ruins impress and charm the visitor at one and the same time as they explore one of the finest castles of the Northern Vosges, a natural phenomenon for some, a sailing ship without a crew for the poets, a world of imagination for aspiring knights and princesses. Visit it as you will and in you own time.

La visite du Château fort de Fleckenstein est gratuite avec le Pass'Alsace, le saviez-vous ? Achetez maintenant et visitez plus de 60 autres sites touristiques partenaires.

Visit of Fleckenstein Castle

This Strasbourg and Northern Alsace Pass is valid for 3 consecutive or non-consecutive days, over a 14-day period, and gives access to the tourist sites in Strasbourg and Northern Alsace only.&nbsp;These are calendar days (from midnight to midnight).&nbsp;

Further information: <a href="https://www.pass-alsace.com/pass-strasbourg-north-alsace">Pass Strasbourg and North Alsace - Pass&#39;Alsace (pass-alsace.com)</a>

The Strasbourg and Northern Alsace Pass is the ideal way to discover Northern Alsace! It does not give access to all the Pass&#39;Alsace partner sites, but does allow you to visit 33 sites* (only one visit per site and per pass). However, it works in the same way as the traditional 3-day Pass&#39;Alsace**. You have 14 days from the first time you use the Pass to use up your 3 days&#39; worth of visits. The 3 days do not have to be consecutive.

Are you coming to visit Strasbourg during your holidays in Northern Alsace? Then don&#39;t forget to select the Batorama*** option for an extra &euro;5.

*Sites included in the Strasbourg and Northern Alsace Pass: see <a href="https://www.pass-alsace.com/pass-strasbourg-north-alsace">list on the dedicated page</a>. 
** You can visit as many partner tourist sites as you like. There is only one limit in Strasbourg, where you can visit 3 of the city&#39;s 9 museums (including Alsace, Archaeology, Decorative Arts, Modern Art, Fine Arts, History, Tomi Ungerer, Oeuvre Notre Dame and Zoology). These are calendar days.&nbsp; 
*** Be sure to choose your time slot carefully to optimise your day&#39;s visit: Batorama is a visit that requires validation, so one day will be deducted! You need to go to the shop in Strasbourg city centre, opposite the Cathedral, while your Pass&#39;Alsace is valid, to validate your slot. You can also book your slot by emailing info@batorama.com. All you need to do is enter your Pass&#39;Alsace number, desired day and time, postal address, e-mail address and telephone number.

Strasbourg and Northern Pass'Alsace 3 days

Fleckenstein Castle was mentioned for the first time in 1174 when Gottfried of Fleckenstein was a member of the court of the Emperor Frederick Barbarossa. For six hundred years it was held by the Fleckenstein family, one of the most influential in Lower Alsace. From a rock with basic fortifications it became a majestic castle with a reputation as an impregnable eyrie, which inspired the Strasbourg architect Daniel Specklin to picture it as ‘the ideal castle’ in 1589.

It was finally taken without resistance in 1680 by the soldiers of Louis XIV, who destroyed it with black gunpowder.

Curtain walls, fortified gates, 13th Century well tower, 16th Century stair tower, wells and cisterns carved from the rock make up the architectural features that justified the castle&rsquo;s listing as an ancient monument in 1898. They enable the visitor, even if they know little about fortifications, to appreciate the different stages in the development of the medieval castle.

Fleckenstein Castle

Château de Fleckenstein

Dogs are welcome and allowed on a lead throughout the site except inside the P&#39;tit Fleck play area.To enter the castle, please bring large dogs to the ticket office so that we can facilitate their passage through the access control.

6 January to 28 March 2025: Sundays from 12pm to 4pm (except on snow or ice). Last admission 3.30pm29 March to 30 June 2025: daily from 10am to 5.30pm 1 July to 31 August 2025: daily from 10am to 6pm 1 September to 25 October 2025: daily from 10am to 5.30pm 26 October to 2 November 2025: 10am to 5pm 3 November to 25 December 2025: annual closure 26 December 2025 to 4 January 2026: every day from 12pm to 4pm (except snow or ice)

Visit of the Fleckenstein Castle: discover this 12th century castle. The fortification, largely troglodytic, is embedded in a rock of spectacular dimensions.

Fleckenstein, the impregnable eagle&#39;s nest! Set off to conquer this fortress, which stretches out on a rocky bar of exceptional dimensions above the Northern Vosges and the Palatinate, and let the history of this emblematic castle in Alsace be told to you.

Visite du Château fort de Fleckenstein

Upon your arrival, a game host will explain how the game works and will hand you the&nbsp;map of challenges&nbsp;on which you will write down the different answers. Then, you&rsquo;re ready to go! You must complete each of the 25 challenges one after the other to progress in your quest. These are&nbsp;available in French, German, and English, they are accessible to everyone and&nbsp;encourage exchanges, and cheerfulness for players of all ages. 
The challenges call upon&nbsp;logic, the&nbsp;5 senses,&nbsp;skills,&nbsp;and&nbsp;courage. They are staged and feature a soundtrack, drawing you into an adventure from another time.

The 25 challenges introduce a revisited version of Fleckenstein designed for the more playful visitors.

At the end, once all the challenges have been completed, interactive terminals let you validate your answers and capture your memorable adventure with&nbsp;characters from the story.

The adventure can be completed in one stretch. You can also stop half-way for a&nbsp;picnic&nbsp;or to enjoy&nbsp;lunch at the &lsquo;Caf&eacute; des 4 Ch&acirc;teaux&rsquo;.

La Visite chez Le Château des Défis® (sur le site du Fleckenstein) est incluse dans le Pass'Alsace. Achetez maintenant et visitez plus l'Alsace !

Visit Fleckenstein - the Castle of Challenges

Closed in winter 4 November to 28 March: closed 29 March to 30 June 2025: daily from 10am to 6pm 1 July to 31 August 2025: daily from 10am to 6.30pm 1 July to 31 August 2025: daily from 10am to 6.30pm 1 September to 25 October 2025: daily from 10am to 6pm 26 October to 2 November 2025: 10am to 5pm

It all starts with the theft of a magic book! The grimoire, or book of spells, contains the formula that can change mere iron ore into gold&hellip; Since this despicable event motivated only by greed, darkness has fallen on the land of Fleckenstein which is now afflicted by terrible calamities. Fortunately, the castle&rsquo;s alchemist was able to escape just in time. He has found refuge in the forest and has decided to call Kim to come and help.

Alongside this intrepid and mischievous character, your mission will be to restore the balance of power in the land. To do this, after trying and failing to hold on to the colours of the land of Fleckenstein, you will be whisked away to the mysterious Land of Legends. You will first need to escape from there to start your climb up to the castle where the baron is held prisoner. You will also need to find the book of spells and put the symbols back in their right order.

Visite le Château des Défis sur le site du Fleckenstein

The Alsatians and Moselle changed nationality four times between 1871 and 1945. Through an immersive and dynamic scenography, the Alsace Moselle Memorial reveals the particular history of these territories, from 1870 to the present day, particularly during the Second World War.

From 1940 to 1945, Alsace and Moselle were the only part of France to be annexed to the Third Reich and to experience the extreme violence of a totalitarian regime.

This situation cannot be understood without going back to the traces of a region that was disputed for a long time by France and Germany, and today is rich in the cultures inherited from this long struggle.

This place offers a history lesson of universal scope that teaches us the need to unite Europeans in their diversity and in respect for the dignity of each one to offer them peace and freedom. The final space is dedicated to the construction of Europe.

La visite du Mémorial Alsace-Moselle est incluse dans le Pass'Alsace. Achetez maintenant et visitez 60 autres sites partenaires au Pass !

Visit to the Alsace-Moselle Memorial

The building of an historical interpretation centre telling the story of the people of Alsace and Moselle was the resultat of an initiative of Jean Pierre Masseret, then Secretary of State of Former Soldiers and War Victims, and supported by regional elected officials such as Philippe Richert, Alain Ferry and Frederic Bierry. In 1999, Philippe Richert and Jean-Pierre Masseret decided the construction of the Memorial Alsace-Moselle and decided to build it in Schirmeck.

Located midway between Strasburg and St-Di&eacute;-des-Vosges, Schirmeck is at the crossroads of the Bas-Rhin, Haut-Rhin and Vosges French departments. Schirmeck was the site of an internment camp opened by the Nazis in August 1940. Moreover, the site of the Memorial faces Struthof, the former concentration camp, as well as the European Centre of the Deported Resistance Members, located on the other side of the valley. The proximity of these two sites, as well as their complementary tour visits, makes the memorial a must-see for anyone visiting Alsace.

On 18 June 2005, the Memorial opened its doors to the public. Jacques Chirac, President of the French Republic, inaugurated it on 3 November of the same year.

Mémorial Alsace-Moselle

Pedestrian access

The Alsace-Moselle Memorial is OPEN every day from 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m., including public holidays (except: 1 May 2025, 24, 25 and 31 December 2025 and 1 January 2026).

Immerse yourself in the history of Alsace and Moselle from 1870 to today with faithful reconstructions. You&rsquo;ll feel just like you&#39;re there!&nbsp;Let you go in the heart of a historic and interactive course in the meanders of the fate of a region border, Alsace-Moselle of 1870 in our days, with a particular lighting on the World War 2, the totalitarian system and a space dedicated to the French-German reconciliation and building Europe. Movies, documents, film sets to cross the wall of History, to exchange, to think&hellip;

Visite du Mémorial Alsace-Moselle

Temporary exhibition 2025:&nbsp;

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	Mossi: a vase, know-how exhibition from 1 February to 6 April 2025. From 1 February to 6 April 2025, discover the different stages in the manufacture of the Mossi vase through images taken at the Lalique factory by Karine Faby, one of the Meilleurs Ouvriers de France 2023 in industrial photography.
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	Ren&eacute; Lalique, architect and decorator exhibition from 1 May to 2 November 2025. The exhibition will focus on putting Lalique&#39;s work into context, using large-format photographs, period documents and glass decorative elements to take us on a journey through time. The exhibition will then focus on the fountains created by Ren&eacute; Lalique. Finally, visitors will be led on a tour of the museum&#39;s permanent collections, where a system of QR codes will enable them to make the link between the objects on display and the architecture or decoration.
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</ul>

Visitez gratuitement le Musée Lalique grâce à votre Pass'Alsace. Achetez le Pass que vous souhaitez et accédez à 60 autres sites touristiques emblématiques.

Visit to the Lalique Museum

Situated in the village where René Lalique founded his factory in 1921, the museum has an extraordinary display of Lalique’s creations, focusing mainly on glass.

Opened in July 2011, the Lalique Museum is unique in Europe. Situated in the village where Ren&eacute; Lalique founded his factory in 1921, it pays homage to this genius of a designer as well as to his successors and the men and women who even today perpetuate the glassmaker&rsquo;s know-how. This is a permanent exhibition of exceptional collections. More than 650 pieces are on display, embracing all aspects of the Lalique creativity : designs, jewellery and items of glassware and crystal ware.

Lalique Museum

Musée Lalique

February and March: closed on Mondays, open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm.April to September: open daily from 9.30am to 6.30pm, including public holidays.October - November: closed Mondays (museum open exceptionally on Monday 10 November), open Tuesday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm, including public holidays.December: open daily from 10am to 6pm. Exceptional opening hours: 10am to 4pm on 24 and 31 December. Museum closed on 25 December.

The museum displays exceptional pieces, including jewellery, drawings, perfume bottles, table arts, chandeliers, radiator caps and vases. It also immerses visitors in different atmospheres with large format photographs and audiovisual displays.

Visite du Musée Lalique

Come&nbsp;and&nbsp;explore&nbsp;the&nbsp;amazing&nbsp;world&nbsp;of&nbsp;science&nbsp;and&nbsp;leisure&nbsp;with&nbsp;your&nbsp;family&nbsp;or&nbsp;friends&nbsp;! Trilingual&nbsp;exhibitions&nbsp;(french,&nbsp;german,&nbsp;english).

La visite du Vaisseau à Strasbourg est gratuite avec le Pass'Alsace Strasbourg et Nord Alsace. Achetez maintenant et visitez 59 autres sites en Alsace.

Visit the Vaisseau in Strasbourg (summer 2020, time slot reservation required)

The Vaisseau is a formidable mediation tool built and managed by the European Collectivity of Alsace since 2005. Welcoming around 170,000 visitors each year, the Vaisseau's mission is to help people discover science in a different way and to disseminate scientific and technical culture to a variety of audiences. 

Through the themes addressed, the Vaisseau invites visitors to take part in the debate to better understand how the world evolves. But above all, the Vaisseau is a convivial moment where you can enjoy discovering the world through manipulation, experimentation and collaboration.

Le Vaisseau

Support animals accepted

Le Vaisseau - Visites en famille alsace

Le Vaisseau is open Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm, but is closed on Thursdays outside the Zone B school holidays.Closed on Monday, 01/05, 25/12, 01/01 and 3 weeks in September.Le Vaisseau is closed from 2 to 23 September inclusive.

Step&nbsp;on&nbsp;board&nbsp;the&nbsp;Vaisseau&nbsp;to&nbsp;explore&nbsp;the&nbsp;world&nbsp;of&nbsp;science.&nbsp; You&nbsp;will&nbsp;travel&nbsp;through&nbsp;6&nbsp;worlds&nbsp;with&nbsp;more&nbsp;than&nbsp;130&nbsp;interactive&nbsp;elements&nbsp;that&nbsp;children,&nbsp;accompanied&nbsp;by&nbsp;an&nbsp;adult,&nbsp;can&nbsp;touch,&nbsp; test&nbsp;and&nbsp;explore. This&nbsp;science&nbsp;discovery&nbsp;centre&nbsp;will&nbsp;offer&nbsp;you&nbsp;a&nbsp;unique&nbsp;experience,&nbsp;covering&nbsp;the&nbsp;themes&nbsp;of&nbsp;construction,&nbsp;water,&nbsp;the&nbsp;human&nbsp; body,&nbsp;the&nbsp;animal&nbsp;kingdom,&nbsp;mathematics&nbsp;and&nbsp;logic,&nbsp;and&nbsp;a&nbsp;5,000&nbsp;m&sup2; garden.&nbsp;

Visite Vaisseau à Strasbourg

Throughout the day, our animal caretakers offer numerous meetings during which they present the residents but also the spirit of NaturOparC: presentation of the stork but also breakfast for the otters, snack for the hamsters, aperitif for the coypu, dessert for the raccoons... are all privileged moments between visitors, caretakers and, of course, animals!

La visite de NaturOparC est gratuite avec le Pass'Alsace, alors qu'attendez-vous pour acheter le vôtre ? 60 autres sites touristiques n'attendent plus que vous.

Visit of NaturOparC

Created in 1976, NaturOparC is a nature park inviting its visitors to a pleasant walk in a preserved wilderness, a place of quietness dedicated to observation, where it is good to stroll! The best advice we can give you is... take your time, be patient and look at every corner so as not to lose a crumb, or rather a feather, of your visit! 

NaturOparC has been in existence for 44 years... and it was under the name of &quot;Parc des Cigognes&quot; that the story began in 1976: the park was born from the desire of Jean-Claude and Jacques RENAUD to protect the White Stork, the emblem of Alsace, which was then in danger of disappearing. Over the years, the park has created new facilities under the impetus of J&eacute;r&ocirc;me, Jean-Claude&#39;s son, to offer its 120,000 annual visitors an exotic and enriching experience. On the occasion of its 40th anniversary in 2016, the name was changed to NaturOparC, more representative of the scope of the missions and activities now offered.

NaturOparC

NaturOparC - Visites nature

Situated in the heart of alsacian vineyards, the Nature-Park welcome you in a beautiful 5 ha wildlifpark. Listen to the 200 free storks, dive with the otters thanks to the glass tunnel discover the common hamster&hellip;

Visite de NaturOparC

La visite de la maison du fromage-vallée du Munster est gratuite pour les porteurs du Pass'Alsace. Achetez-le maintenant, visitez plus et dépensez moins.

Visit of the cheese house-valley of Munster

Find out how this famous cheese is made: follow the fascinating process with the help of films, and exhibitions. A visit to the cowshed, a demonstration of how Munster is made, with a tasting to finish off.

La Maison du Fromage - Munster Valley

La Maison du Fromage de Munster

<a href="https://maisondufromage-munster.com/#resa" target="_blank">Online booking </a>of your visit time is strongly recommended at the ticket office, presentation of the Pass&#39;Alsace on site.

Visit the Munster Valley cheese house: follow all the stages in the making of this famous cheese, a journey rich in senses and sensations: films, exhibitions, visit to the stable, demonstration of the making of Munster cheese, tasting...

Visite de la maison du fromage-vallée du Munster

The Toy Museum&nbsp;welcomes young and old in the heart of Colmar&#39;s city&shy;centre. The museum presents a collection of toys from the 19th century to today. Throughout a theme&shy;oriented visit, you’ ll discover all these toys which marked your childhood. Old teddy&shy;bears to the first Barbie dolls to video games, Playmobil, miniatures, robots or little trains.The major museum attraction is a train network which runs over the entire second floor! Large&shy;size board games, puppet shows, automatons and video game consoles, you&#39;ll enjoy this lively and fun museum visit! Toys are enthralling and instructive research objects. This museum lures you into the extensive history of toys and games!&nbsp;

La visite du Musée du Jouet à Colmar est gratuite pour les détenteurs du Pass'Alsace. Achetez maintenant, visitez plus en Alsace et dépensez moins.

Visit to the Colmar Toy Museum

On March 12, 1985, Georges Trincot, an artist from Colmar and collector of antique toys, and Pierre Patoor, set up the Musée Animé du Jouet et des Petits Trains (MAJEPT) association. Their objective was to encourage the exhibiting of toys (trains miniatures, dolls, mechanical toys, etc.), and particularly any items related to locomotion.

In 1987, the municipality of Colmar acquired Georges Trincot’s collection. On January 25, 1990, the Municipal Council asked the MAJEPT association to manage and administer the future museum to be opened in December 1993 in what was previously the town’s cinema. Since July 1, 2012, the museum has been managed as a public service delegation from the municipality of Colmar.

The museum today focuses on the history of toys, which bear witness to the lives of past and current generations. The museum presents a collection of toys from the 19th century to today.

Toy Museum

Musée du Jouet Alsace

January to November: 10am-5pm except Tuesdays (closed)July-August and December: daily 10am-6pmDuring the short school holidays of the three French zones every day 10am-6pm. Closed: 1 January, 1 May, 1 November, 18 November, 25 December.

How about a return to your childhood? Come and visit the Toy Museum with a collection of toys from the 19th century to today. You&rsquo;ll discover all the toys of your youth!

Visite du Musée du Jouet - Colmar

Choose Alsace as the destination for your next holiday! Its castles, museums and heritage, its walks... all the charm of the Alsace region within reach with the Pass&#39;Alsace! &nbsp;An incomparable choice of partner sites and tourist attractions to explore Alsace at a great price. Unforgettable holidays thanks to discoveries, activities and leisure activities shared with loved ones. The Pass&#39;Alsace has been designed for everyone, including children*.

You&#39;ll find the package that&#39;s right for your stay, with six different Passes to choose from. &nbsp;

*At most partner tourist sites in Alsace, admission is charged for children aged 6 and over. If you are under this age, you will need to make a calculation. In some cases, it may be more worthwhile to pay the public children&#39;s rate when admission is charged rather than taking a Pass. Contact us for a simulation!

**Pass France cannot be held responsible for changes in prices or the unavailability of services. &nbsp;Please check opening times with the various service providers.

Pass&#39;Alsace est le Pass touristique id&eacute;al pour visiter et faire du tourisme en Alsace, un v&eacute;ritable bon plan : une entr&eacute;e gratuite (une seule par site et par pass) dans chacun des 61 sites touristiques partenaires.

Choisissez la dur&eacute;e de validit&eacute; du Pass en fonction de la dur&eacute;e de votre s&eacute;jour et de vos vacances en Alsace. Vous pouvez&nbsp;acheter en avance pour des vacances en Alsace en 2024&nbsp;&agrave; venir, ou pour l&#39;offrir en en carte cadeau&nbsp;!

*Pass France ne peut &ecirc;tre tenu pour responsable des modifications des tarifs ou des non-disponibilit&eacute;s des prestations.&nbsp;&nbsp;Merci de bien vouloir v&eacute;rifier les p&eacute;riodes d&rsquo;ouverture et horaires aupr&egrave;s des diff&eacute;rents prestataires.

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