Immerse yourself in the world of bread and its traditions by visiting the Maison du Pain d’Alsace. This unique museum reveals the history and secrets of Alsatian baking through an immersive exhibition. With family or friends, set out to discover local specialties that will delight young and old alike.
After your visit, extend the experience at the Maison du Pain’s tea room and bakery. Enjoy a gourmet treat in a cozy setting, where the aroma of bread fresh from the oven will whet your appetite. And to combine pleasure with savings, get a 5% discount on your purchases on the day of your visit upon presentation of your admission ticket.
Immerse yourself in the heart of Alsatian heritage and let yourself be captivated by the history and flavors of bread. Come explore the Maison du Pain d’Alsace and share a convivial moment centered around time-honored craftsmanship!
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Languages spoken French, German
From 20.02.2026 to 30.12.2027
- €6 per adult
- €4 reduced rate (children ages 7–18, seniors 60 and older, students, job seekers, people with disabilities, visitors to the Humanist Library, SHKT guest cards)
- €15 family rate (2 adults and their children ages 7 to 18
- Free admissionfor children under 7 accompanied by an adult; Museums Pass; Pass Alsace; Carte Pro Tourisme Alsace; tour guides; teachers planning a class field trip; professionals from Grand Est tourist offices; members of the Association de la Maison du Pain d’Alsace
- Self-guided tour of the Maison du Pain d’Alsace museum
- A Journey Through the History of Bread and Alsatian Specialties
- An enriching visit to our museum
- Exclusive 5% discount at the tea room and bakery
ASSOCIATION DE LA MAISON DU PAIN D ALSACE
A must-see in Sélestat, the Maison du Pain d'Alsace is first and foremost a museum where you can discover the history of bread and Alsatian specialties, as well as a bakery producing special breads and Alsatian specialties on a daily basis. The Musée du Pain d'Alsace 300 m² of contemporary exhibition space enables visitors of all ages to discover the richness of this foodstuff, present since the dawn of time. A 2018 renovation focused on Alsatian delicacies such as pretzels, kougelhopf, etc. A collection of unique objects, assembled over nearly 30 years, is on display.