Musée du Sceau Alsacien et des Arts et Traditions Populaires

Big disappointment, all sites are closed during this covid period. As for the castle, it is closed for renovations. Few people wander through one of the only streets of this small, fortified village located at the entrance of the castle. Many very "tired" houses want urgent renovation. But for all that the site remains exceptional and I will come back at more favorable times.

It's probably a must for history buffs WHEN IT'S OPEN! The museum was advertised as open on the site and on google. We have just done 250 km to go and find the door closed !!! In addition, the beautiful village is "dead" no restaurant open on the 3, not even the opportunity to drink! What a pity...

For all history buffs, this museum is a must-see site. Volunteers who welcome are real and great professionals who advise, guide, inform visitors. Children, take your parents by the hand so that they offer you a beautiful history lesson. The followers of Tintin will be able to refer to the "sigillography" appearing in the "Scepter of Ottokar".

A must see. Free admission. Museum run by volunteers. In an old chapel. It's fantastic what our elders were doing. We discover the seals of hundreds of trades, aristocrats and nobles before and after the revolution. Fans of Napoleon, there are even magnificent reproductions of seals from the 19th century. I am on the 5th visit and each time I discover. Possibility to buy small reproductions at very affordable prices. Remember to go see, a street behind, the museum of springeles, really very original

Very interesting beautiful place to visit