General information
General information
Hours
The Alsace-Moselle Memorial is OPEN every day from 9.30AM to 6PM (PLEASE NOTE: closed on the 24th, 25th and the 31st December 2024, the 1st January 2025, from the 6th January to the 3rd February 2025 and the 1st May 2025).
The bookshop-boutique is open during the same hours.
The ticket office close at 5 pm.
Reminder: Animals are not allowed in the museum except for guide dogs accompanying the blind or visually impaired.
Getting to
the memorial
The Alsace-Moselle Memorial is located at the crossroads of Alsace-Lorraine and the Vosges.
By car, it is:
- 40 minutes from Strasbourg
- 45 minutes from Colmar and Saint-Dié-des-Vosges
- 1 hour from Nancy
- 1 hour, 45 minutes from Metz
- 30 minutes from the Entzheim Airport
By train: Schirmeck is served by the Strasbourg/Saint-Dié-des-Vosges Line. (40 minutes from Strasbourg).
From the train station and the town centre, the Memorial is a short 10-minute walk.
Accessibility
The Memorial is accessible to people with disabilities
For those with reduced mobility or those who are handicapped, as well as those who may have difficulty walking, the Memorial is accessible through an upper parking lot. Once in Schirmeck, follow the direction marked MEMORIAL with this pictogram 
.
Admission fees
Reduced price*
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Under 18 years old
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Students
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Former military personnel
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Job seekers, beneficiaries of social aid programs
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Holders of an invalidity or Ircos-Cezam card
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Educators currently employed
F
1Individual
Full priceFamily PASS
1 or 2 adults and children under 18 years old, maximum 4 childrenF
1 orFree*
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Child under 8 years old
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Teachers, chaperones or other accompanying adults and bus drivers
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Regional guides and interpreters
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Journalists
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Holders of the Museums Pass Musées
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Holders of the Pass Alsace
* Must present proof
Offre DUO
bénéficiez d’une entrée à tarif réduit à l'ancien camp de concentration de Natzweiler-Struthof
(sur présentation de vos billets d'entrée
du Mémorial Alsace-Moselle).
Offre valable 1 an à partir du jour d'achat, uniquement pour les billets individuels,
hors groupes et scolaires.
Especially for groups
ACCOMMODATION AND FOOD SERVICES
You may be wondering: What is there to do in Alsace?
What should I visit in the Bruche Valley? What can we do as a family? With children? As a group? Where do we stay? Where do we sleep?
For ideas and information, contact the Tourism Office of the Bruche Valley:
Office de tourisme
114, Grand’Rue – 67130 Schirmeck – FRANCE
tel. +33 3 88 47 18 51
fax : +33 3 88 97 09 59
email : tourisme@valleedelabruche.fr
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In less than 30 minutes by car
and in less than 1 hour
Traces of history Alsace/Vosges
"Traces of History" is a temporal journey through
a century of history in Alsace, according to four major periods :
- Franco-Prussian War 1870-1871
- World War I 1914-1918
- World War II 1939-1945
- Europe and the construction of peace
