Bliesbruck-Reinheim European Archaeological Park
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15.03
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31.10
Temporary exhibition "Gold in the sand pit"
In 1954, the owner of a gravel pit in Reinheim made a spectacular discovery: the grave of a Celtic woman which contained unique funeral offerings.
Uncovered objects, such as gold and amber jewelry and a bronze jug, are among the most important artifacts of the Celtic period (c. 380 BC). The temporary exhibition "Gold in the Sand pit" attempts to solve this enigma: who was this woman whose final resting place is exceptional?
Opening hours
During site opening hours
Prices
Site prices
Soon
All audiences
11.03
Museum of the War of 1870 and the Annexation
The museum of the little zouaves
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11.03
Lindre departmental domain
Nest box constructions
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14.03
Georges de La Tour Departmental Museum
Meditation and sound relaxation
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15.03
Georges de La Tour Departmental Museum
The little gossip of the big paintings
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15.03
Departmental Salt Museum
Guided tour
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15.03
Bliesbruck-Reinheim European Archaeological Park
Guided tour
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22.03
House of Robert Schuman
Guided tour: From the myth of Europe to the ECSC
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03.04
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31.10
Malbrouck Castle
Temporary exhibition "Méliès, the Magic of Cinema"
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All audiences
05.04
Museum of the War of 1870 and the Annexation
Mad reserves: the German garrison of Metz
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Prices
Full price 5€
Reduced price 3.50€
Free :- 16 years old and people with reduced mobility and their companions.
Opening hours
March 15 to October 31
Monday to Friday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m
Weekends & public holidays: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m
(Closed May 1)