Discover the origins of humanity in this fascinating museum, housing artifacts from prehistory to the Middle Ages.
Handmade replicas of ancient pottery found in the museum, showcasing the region's early craftsmanship.
Necklaces and bracelets inspired by prehistoric artefacts, made with semi-precious stones and beads.
Hand-woven scarves and shawls featuring traditional patterns and colours, reminiscent of ancient textiles.
A unique blend of herbs and spices used in ancient cooking, packaged in a traditional clay pot.
Museum is mostly outdoors, rain can be sudden in this region.
Museum has extensive grounds to explore on foot.
Important to stay hydrated during long hours of exploration.
A historic café near the Strasbourg Cathedral, serving traditional French breakfasts since 1897.
A charming breakfast spot in the Petite France district, known for its traditional Alsatian dishes.
A popular bistro near the Museum of Prehistory and Protohistory, serving hearty French lunches since 1903.
Sun protection is crucial due to the outdoor nature of the museum.
Some exhibits and artifacts may require closer inspection from a distance.
In-depth information about exhibits and local history can enhance the visit.
A Michelin-starred restaurant offering stunning views of the Ill River and the Petite France district.
A renowned restaurant offering innovative French cuisine in a historic setting.
A cozy bistro near the Museum of Prehistory and Protohistory, serving classic French dinners.