Museum Œuvre Notre-Dame History and Art

Located in Strasbourg, the Museum Œuvre Notre-Dame presents a significant collection of Upper Rhenish art and decorative arts.

Founded in the early Middle Ages, it highlights the city’s social and political history up to the French Revolution. The museum occupies historical 14th and 16th-century buildings and features exemplary Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance sculptures along with original stained glass windows.

Noteworthy Collections

• 🖼️ Original Sculptures: Displays include works by artists like Peter Hemmel von Andlau and Hans Baldung.
• 🌟 Oldest Stained Glass: Features Christ de Wissembourg (circa 1060), the oldest stained glass in France.
• 🎨 Unique Artworks: Includes disturbing pieces such as Les Amants Trépassés from 1470, illustrating moral themes.

The museum offers a paid admission, ideal for tourists, families, and art historians interested in regional art history.