Visite du Centre Schweitzer - Dans les pas du Prix Nobel de la paix
Heritage tourismReopening of the new Schweitzer centre dedicated to peace in August 2023! In the footsteps of the Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer, born in Kaysersberg, this interpretation centre around the universalist message of peace proposes audacious installations and the use of digital technologies, which will make it a unique place in Alsace. Enjoy a fun and original experience, based on the humanist principles dear to Albert Schweitzer: freedom, tolerance and mutual respect.
The Schweitzer Centre focuses on the notion of the Nobel Peace Prize and its current resonance. It is dedicated to the promotion of the universalist notion of Peace, which is present in all of Albert Schweitzer's work. Peace, the driving force behind Albert Schweitzer's work, is approached from different angles and in a logical progression, enabling all visitors to become aware of the universal and timeless nature of the thought of Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Peace Prize winner. A large part of the exhibition is devoted to museography and scenography, in order to highlight the content of the collections and to integrate new technologies into the displays, thus contributing to the quality of the exhibition.
Horaires d'ouverture
The Schweitzer Centre is open from Wednesday to Monday, 10am to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm (closed on Tuesdays).Closed in January, 1 May and 25 December.
CENTRE SCHWEITZER – Dans les pas du Prix Nobel de la paix
Since August 2019, the Albert Schweitzer Museum has been undergoing a makeover. In the footsteps of the Nobel Peace Prize winner, in the heart of his native village, the Schweitzer Centre will reopen its doors to the public on 2 August 2023. This unique place in Alsace will be based on Albert Schweitzer's work for peace to show that peace is everyone's business. It will offer a new approach, educational and fun, based on the values of Albert Schweitzer.
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Handicap auditif
Pour les personnes malentendantes porteuses d’un appareil auditif, le parcours du Centre Schweitzer est équipé d’une Boucle à Induction Magnétique (BIM) ou boucle auditive, permettant la transmission sans fil du son entre un système de sonorisation et la prothèse auditive de la personne malentendante.
Handicap visuel
Pour les personnes souffrant d’une déficience visuelle, le Centre Schweitzer propose un audioguide grâce auquel il est possible de découvrir l’œuvre de paix d’Albert Schweitzer.
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Mobilité réduite
Le site est accessible aux personnes à mobilités réduites et aux poussettes. Sur le parvis du Centre Schweitzer, un escalier et une rampe permettent d’accéder à l’accueil.