Located in a former 13th century convent, the Unterlinden museum benefits from a tremendous prestige.

Each year, hundreds of thousands of visitors come to admire the important collection of Rhenish paintings and sculptures, as well as the famous Issenheim Altarpiece by Matthias Grünewald, considered as a masterpiece in World Art history.

The museum also presents a remarkable collection of Alsatian folk art and decorative arts, alongside with an important Modern Art department.

Its rooms contain Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi's most important collection of works, thanks to the heritage the artist's widow left to the city.

Statues, busts, drafts, original models as well as the furniture and souvenirs of the family are exhibited.

More than just an exhibition space, the toy museum is an enchanted place where you will discover a unique, varied and animated collection.

Amateurs and collectors of all ages will be captivated by exhibits such as Cinderella's Coach, the exceptional collection of dolls, the Britannia locomotive, a wonderful train network covering more than 1000 metres and animated window displays.