Local museum
Rouffach
The evolution of the City is revealed in the bailiff's residence. The visit to the Museum, set up in this magnificent building, is a good introduction to the visit of the town, the former capital of the Upper Rhine possessions of the princes of Rohan, bishops of Strasbourg. The first room is dedicated to the evolution of the town through the centuries, with plans, documents, photographs and sculptures showing the wealth of its heritage. The second room focuses on archaeology and history.
The collections comprise the finds from archaeological excavations in Rouffach and vicinity. The artifacts date from various periods: the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, the Roman era, the great migrations, the Merovingians under King Dagobert II, the Middle Ages with its religious establishments. The data provided by urban archaeology bring us close to the modern times.
The collections comprise the finds from archaeological excavations in Rouffach and vicinity. The artifacts date from various periods: the Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages, the Roman era, the great migrations, the Merovingians under King Dagobert II, the Middle Ages with its religious establishments. The data provided by urban archaeology bring us close to the modern times.
Opening hours
from the 20th July to the 18th September 2016 from 3 to 6 pm. Except Monday, Tuesday and public holidays.
Accessibility
- By bus
Length of visit/event
- 1h
Distance (km) à la gare la plus proche
1
Package visits offered
Free visit | |
Guided tour for individuals | |
Guided tour for groups with reservation |
Languages spoken
French GermanRates in €
- Adult rate 0