Musée de l’Œuvre Notre-Dame

Housed in a Gothic-Renaissance building beside Strasbourg Cathedral, the Musée de l’Œuvre Notre-Dame explores seven centuries of Upper Rhine art and the cathedral’s construction. Highlights include original medieval and Renaissance sculptures from the façade, stained-glass panels, architectural models, and masterworks by Witz, Baldung Grien, and the Schongauer circle. Clear displays connect workshop techniques with urban history, ideal for visitors interested in craftsmanship, conservation, and sacred art. The setting—a calm courtyard and period rooms—adds context to the cathedral visit. Plan 60–90 minutes; labels are well translated, and combined tickets with nearby museums are often available.