Musée de la Laub
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A magnificent 17th century half-timbered building tells the history of Bischwiller and its area throughout the centuries. Housed in a former 1665 community building, the Museum's collections feature local history and native writers (André Maurois, Claude Vigée). The room devoted to local history displays artifacts related to Paleontology and Prehistory and found in the area. The birth of the City and its history are illustrated by artifacts and scale models. The main themes are: Protestantism, the Dukes of Zweibrücken, pioneering in industry, local associations. The ground floor hall has been converted into a textile museum.
Additional information
- Nearest train station : 0,8km
- Rates :
- Adult rate : 0€
- Child rate : 0€
- Special rates and discounts :
- Free for children (age limit) : 12
- Comments for rates : Credit card, Cash
- Types of visits offered : Free visit, Guided tour for groups with reservation
- Additional amenities/services : Toilets
- Languages spoken : French, German
- Practical services and amenities : Group reception, Shops /Sale of goods, Local tourist information, Open to individual clients
Opening hours and dates are subject to change depending on circumstances. Please plan accordingly.
