Musée de l'Œuvre-Notre-Dame

One of the most meaningful museums in Strasbourg. The collection is very engaging, especially if you're into religious history. The staff were genuinely kind and attentive!

We had the best time!!! Simone at the front desk was a delight and provided a scavenger hunt for the kids which they loved!!! It was 90 degrees and stepping inside the museum provided a nice break out of the sun that was engaging and really special. We loved it!

Very impressive, not only the church! The museum showcases a remarkable collection of important and fascinating artifacts from around Strasbourg Cathedral, thoughtfully installed throughout the space. It’s larger than it seems from the outside, so plan to spend at least 1.5 hours exploring. Several stations also feature interactive instruments you can try out.

What a fantastic history this museum encompasses with artefacts spanning the centuries and the history of the Nôtre dame de Strasbourg and its history through the centuries. Well worth a visit to understand more about this historic site .

An excellent, well-curated museum that showcases medieval art from the cathedral. The exhibits are very well put together, and the historic building on its own is worth a visit. Don't miss the tranquil medieval garden. Simply delightful.

This is an excellent museum. Several floors of exhibits. English explanations in an audio tour. Adjacent to the Cathedral.

That’s a museum which is located next to the cathedral but not so well known. I think that its collection is one of the best in Strasbourg. It tells the story of rebuilding and restoration of the cathedral. It even contains some stained glass windows form the 11th century. It’s original. Unbelievable. In my opinion it’s even better if you have a city pass from the touristic office. It gives some discount.

This was one of three museums we visited during our weekend stay in Strasbourg. Such beautiful statues and pieces of art. It’s definitely a must visit museum if you decide to come to this city. It’s also in the same exhibit as two other really nice museums