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Visit to the Museum of the battle of 6 August 1870

Heritage tourism

Gratuit avec le Alsace Pass

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20.00 €

10% in your kitty


If the documents, paintings, postcards..., made for the needs of a remembrance tourism, constitute an interesting part of the collection, the firearms, the knives, the uniforms, the helmets, the headgear, the tools and the necessities of the soldier's life constitute the essential part.

A French defeat that opened the road to the Vosges and consequently to Paris to the German coalition army, this battle resulted in the annexation of Alsace and Lorraine to Germany.

Outdoor tours are possible (battlefield), in complete autonomy, thanks to the explanatory panels along the route of the monuments (70 between Woerth, Elsasshausen and Froeschwiller) as well as the Sentier des Turcos (only on foot, starting at the exit of Woerth, in the direction of Lembach). For a playful discovery: geocaches and smartphone applications Mobi'1870 and Alsace 1870-War and Peace.

Horaires

The museum is open from 01/04 to 31/10:

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 2pm to 5pm
Saturday and Sunday: 2pm to 6pm

Contact

https://musee-1870-woerth.com

03 88 09 40 96


Museum of the battle of 6 August 1870

This museum is dedicated solely to one battle, that of 6 August 1870. Known as the 'Battle of Reichshoffen', it was actually the battle of Froeschwiller for the French army and Woerth for the German army.