Discover the history of the city.

Name: Découverte de l'histoire de la ville.
Start: 2022-09-17T15:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-17T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Musée des Amis du Pays d'Albe et de la Ligne Maginot aquatique

Guided tour «In the footsteps of the historical Sarralbe»

Samedi 17 septembre 2022, 15h00Passat

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06 71 02 61 01

©Philippe Keuer

Guided tour «In the footsteps of the historical Sarralbe»

The Association of Friends of the Land of Albe offers a guided tour of the streets of the historic Sarralbe. The guide, Jean-Michel Engel, will immerse you in the customs, customs and activities of yesteryear. From the fortifications of the medieval city, of which today there is only the Albe gate, until the reconstructions after the Second World War, he will evoke the successive transformations of the city.

À propos du lieu

Musée des Amis du Pays d'Albe et de la Ligne Maginot aquatique

40 rue Clémenceau, 57430 Sarralbe

Moselle
Grand Est

Located in the «Maison des Têtes», the museum preserves elements of the local industrial, rural, artisanal, religious and military heritage. • Crafts: discover all the know-how of crafts and crafts of the past such as weaving hats of panama. • The Maginot Aquatic Line: our region, a frontier land, was very marked by the Second World War. This historical heritage has left many vestiges, a number of which are preserved in the museum. • Industrial heritage: Sarralbe has a basement very rich in salt. The industrial activity associated with this element will mark the landscape until the second half of the twentieth century. Let us not forget the mills, the forge and other small industrial farms. • The rural world: in an economy of subsistence and life in autarky, the common tools that served our ancestors illustrate a painful work and represent as many treasures that these women and men knew how to preserve and maintain. • Religious heritage: discover the different religious buildings of ou

Etiquetas

Musée, salle d'exposition

Accès

Parking nearby.

Liens additionnels:

https://www.facebook.com/musee.sarralbe/