Musée d'Unterlinden

The Unterlinden Museum annually hosts more than 200,000 visitors from around the world. This figure ranks second in the list of the Fine Arts Museum the most visited in France. The play's most famous museum is a polyptych: The Isenheim Altarpiece. The museum is housed in a former cloister of the thirteenth century and offers visitors not only numerous collections of paintings but also sculptures and art objects from the twelfth to the sixteenth century.

The Unterlinden Museum gives the opportunity to discover the steps in the evolution of man through a large number of items from domestic life or funeral ceremonies. In the Museum of Fine Arts, major artists are present, such as Monet, Bonnard and Delaunay. However, other artists are also valued as Soulages, Poliakoff, or Picasso and Dubuffet.