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Pass’Alsace

Discover Cultural Attractions and Museums in Strasbourg with the Pass’Alsace

Access a selection of key museums and science sites across the Strasbourg area with one pass.

The Pass’Alsace offers regional sightseeing flexibility for visitors exploring Strasbourg. The pass allows for a choice among municipal museums, including the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art and the Archaeological Museum, while also providing options for family-oriented science experiences at Le Vaisseau. Use this guide to understand how the pass integrates with your exploration of local heritage.

Pass’Alsace in Strasbourg
A physical or digital regional sightseeing pass covering more than 60 Alsace attractions, including verified Strasbourg museum choices and Le Vaisseau.

The Pass’Alsace offers a structured way to experience diverse cultural sites throughout the Alsace region during a visit to Strasbourg. This overview helps visitors understand the scope and regional utility of the pass as they plan their itinerary.

The Pass’Alsace serves as a regional sightseeing pass designed to facilitate entry into a wide range of attractions throughout Alsace. In Strasbourg, it functions as a gateway to both historic municipal collections and family-oriented cultural sites, allowing visitors to integrate these local landmarks into a broader exploration of the region.

Pass’Alsace is sold in 24-hour, 48-hour, flexible three-day, flexible five-day, Strasbourg and North Alsace, and winter versions. In Strasbourg it permits a choice of three municipal museums from the issuer’s nine-museum list, while Le Vaisseau is free with the published non-winter versions.

How you receive it

Digital appPDF passPhysical card

How it activates

Activates on first use
Pass’Alsace options and pricing

Available versions of the Pass’Alsace vary by visitor age, duration, and regional coverage. Review the different types to identify the option that best fits your planned activities and stay duration in Alsace.

24-hour MiniPass’Alsace - Adult

Adult

€30

Validity
24 hours
Age
Age 13+

24-hour MiniPass’Alsace - Child

Child

€20

Validity
24 hours
Age
Up to age 12

48-hour MiniPass’Alsace - Adult

Adult

€40

Validity
48 hours
Age
Age 13+

48-hour MiniPass’Alsace - Child

Child

€25

Validity
48 hours
Age
Up to age 12

3-day Pass’Alsace - Adult

Adult

€50

Validity
3 flexible days
Age
Age 13+

3-day Pass’Alsace - Child

Child

€30

Validity
3 flexible days
Age
Up to age 12

5-day Pass’Alsace - Adult

Adult

€65

Validity
5 flexible days
Age
Age 13+

5-day Pass’Alsace - Child

Child

€45

Validity
5 flexible days
Age
Up to age 12

Pass Strasbourg & North Alsace - Adult

Adult

€30

Validity
3 flexible days
Age
Age 13+

Pass Strasbourg & North Alsace - Child

Child

€20

Validity
3 flexible days
Age
Up to age 12

Winter Pass - Adult

Adult

€30

Validity
3 flexible days
Age
Age 13+

Winter Pass - Child

Child

€20

Validity
3 flexible days
Age
Up to age 12
Strasbourg Culture Spots with Pass’Alsace
9 connected museums in this city

The Pass’Alsace provides verified access to various culture spots throughout Strasbourg. Please refer to each individual venue card to understand the specific conditions and requirements for your visit.

The Pass’Alsace includes a specific conditional access structure for Strasbourg. For the nine municipal museums—which include the Musée de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame, Strasbourg Archaeological Museum, Strasbourg Historical Museum, Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts, Strasbourg Museum of Fine Arts, Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, Tomi Ungerer Museum – International Illustration Centre, and the Zoological Museum of Strasbourg—the pass permits a choice of three visits. Access to Le Vaisseau is included with non-winter versions of the pass, subject to standard visit policies.

Evaluating Pass’Alsace value

The utility of Pass’Alsace depends on your personal itinerary and the specific access conditions of your chosen pass version. You can assess its usefulness by matching the available site coverage and time limits against your travel plans in Strasbourg.

9

Museums included

12

Pass options

€20

Prices from

To evaluate the suitability of the Pass’Alsace, review the different version durations and types, such as 24-hour, 48-hour, or flexible multi-day options. Compare the total number of included sites and your intended pace of exploration against the specific access limits, such as the three-museum selection for municipal institutions. Ensure your chosen pass version matches your visit dates and interests, noting that certain sites like Le Vaisseau have specific applicability based on the pass type selected.

Extended Pass’Alsace Benefits

The Pass’Alsace offers additional advantages beyond museum access. These benefits vary in structure, ranging from included options to discounted services and optional add-ons, so please verify the specific terms for each selection.

  • Batorama

    Boat cruise · €5

    Optional add-on
How to use the pass
Review purchase, activation, and important usage details for Pass’Alsace before you visit.

01

How it works

Scan the QR code at the first partner to start validity. Each included site can normally be visited once. The three- and five-day products use calendar days selected within 14 days from first use.

02

Purchase and activation

Buy online or from an official reseller and choose a physical card, mobile PDF or app-linked digital pass. The product activates automatically when first scanned at a partner site.

Important information

Strasbourg municipal-museum entry is limited to three choices, so those connections are conditional. The winter partner list is narrower and the 2026/27 list is published separately when ready. Batorama costs €5 extra and requires a reserved departure.

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