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The Gourmet Museums
From spice bread to Alsace wine and liqueurs, several delicacies have their very own museum. Try the Chocolate Museum, for instance. As you open the door, you will be guided by the delicious scent of cocoa. Or what about the perfume of freshly baked bread triggering childhood memories? The Bread Museum will reveal all its gourmet secrets.
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Musée des eaux de vie
Do you know how spirits and eau-de-vie are made? The Eau-de-vie Museum in Lapoutroie will explain everything to you. Located in a former 18th-century post-house, it houses a unique collection of some 300 bottles of liqueurs and eau-de-vie made in ...
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The museum of wine and winemaking
The private museum details the wine making process from the growing of the grapes to the bottling of the wine.
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Musée du Chocolat
Located 10 minutes from downtown Strasbourg, the museum devoted to 'Chocolate and its secrets' tells how chocolate is made through videos and animations of leisure parks. Scenes animated by robots recreate the various stages of the history of cocoa, ...
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Musée du Pain d'Epices et des Douceurs d'Autrefois
A delightful trip to Spiceland!
The attic of the former tithe barn in Gertwiller houses some 7,000 artifacts related to bread, gingerbread, cookie and chocolate making, Alsatian folk art and the country life of yesteryear. Gingerbread has been ...
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Musée du vignoble et des vins d'Alsace
The three floors of this Museum, inaugurated in 1980, are devoted to wine-growing and wine-making. In the large halls on the ground floor are displayed the reconstitution of a wine-cellar, the presentation of wine-presses, the oldest one dating back ...
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La Maison du Pain (Bread House)
A real showcase for all self-employed bakers in Alsace, the Maison du Pain is designed to make bread known and understood in all its forms, and to promote the baker's trade. Installed in the former meeting-room (Poêle in French) of the bakers' ...
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