ONLINE TICKET OFFICE

Please, read these terms and conditions prior completing your purchase.

The purchase of tickets 'Individual entry' and 'Family Pass' is valid for one year and gives access to guided tours ('Petit Jean ou Hans', discovery tours or guided tours with a torch).

The purchase of individual entries and Family Passe does not give access to the guided tour 'Vorbruck-Schirmeck, Sur les traces d'un camp oublié'.

Groups, starting from 15 paid tickets, tourism professionals, schools and extracurricular groups need to contact our booking and public-relations service. They shall not buy tickets online for their reservation.

On the day of the visit, it is required to show a proof of eligibility for reduced or free tickets prior to entry to the Mémorial.

It is recommended to print out the tickets beforehand.

Cancellation & Refund

No refund or modification of the ticket, such as the date or the time, will be possible after the validation of the payments, except for full closure or cancellation by the Mémorial.

In case of partial closure, no refund will be granted.

Closed in January, 1st May, and 24, 25, 26 December.

self-guided tour

Starting from July 1st, 2023, the museum’s admission fees will increase.

Individual admission

Alsatians and Mosellans had to change nationality 4th times between 1871 and 1945. Through an immersive scenography, the Memorial Alsace-Moselle sheds light upon the unique history of these territories, from 1870 to nowadays, with a focus on World War II.

From 1940 to 1945, Alsace and Moselle were the only parts of French territory suffering a de facto annexation by the Third Reich. This meant that were subjected to the extreme violence that comes with living under a totalitarian regime.

To understand this situation, one must trace back the long history of a region which had already been the object of fights between France and Germany, and today’s rich culture inherited from this fight.

This site offers a universal message where one can learn the necessity to respect each other’s diversity and to unite Europeans, both to maintain peace and freedom. The final room is dedicated to the European construction.

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Family price

Museum admission for a family with one or two adults and up to four children under 18 years old.

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