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A Carnival stück at the Maison du pain d’Alsace
Discover the fascinating world of Alsatian baking traditions with a gourmet guided tour of the Maison du Pain d’Alsace. Starting at 3:30pm, immerse yourself in captivating stories retracing the history of the site and the ancestral know-how of its bakers. Anecdotes, manufacturing secrets and gourmet heritage are on the agenda for an authentic and enriching immersion.
Your guide will take you to the heart of bakery traditions linked to the major events of the year, where bread and delicacies take center stage. In a warm and friendly atmosphere, discover the secrets behind the making of these specialties and what they symbolize over time.
The experience concludes with a commented tasting session, accompanied by a drink. A gourmet break that will delight your taste buds and take you on a journey through the flavors of Alsace.
Lasting 1h15, this tour is sure to delight lovers of heritage and gastronomy. Reserve your place now for this not-to-be-missed tour!
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Languages spoken French, English, German
Prices & opening times
Offer valid
From 01.03.2025 to 20.12.2025
Prices
From €15 per person.
What’s included
- The guided tour
- Lé tasting accompanied by a drink
Opening times
See website for dates and times.
Highlights
- A guided tour of the old bakers' guild
- A guided tasting
- Discover the history of bread and Alsatian specialties
Alsace
7 Rue du Sel
67600 Sélestat I'm going by train!
67600 Sélestat I'm going by train!
ASSOCIATION DE LA MAISON DU PAIN D ALSACE find out more
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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.
