
Musée des Amis du Pays d'Albe et de la ligne Maginot aquatique
Sarralbe · Moselle · Grand Est
This place took part in the 2026 European Heritage Days (18–20 September).
The Museum of Friends of Pays d'Albe and the Aquatic Maginot Line, located in Sarralbe in Moselle, is a history museum dedicated to the preservation of local heritage. Created and managed by the Historical Society "Friends of Pays d'Albe," it presents itself as a memorial museum devoted to collections relating to regional heritage and the fortified history of Pays d'Albe. The museum is housed in the Maison des Têtes, a historic building located on Georges Clemenceau Street. Visits are organized by appointment throughout the year, with regular openings on Monday and Sunday afternoons during the summer period. The museum constitutes a place of research and documentation on local heritage and historical issues related to border fortification.
Practical information
Opening hours
Today · Closed
See the rest of the week
- Monday
- 14:00–17:00
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- Closed
- Friday
- Closed
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
Hours may vary by season. See current hours →
Address
40 Rue Georges Clemenceau
Phone number
+33 3 87 97 90 90Official website
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View on Google MapsGetting there
Nearest station
Kalhausen, 7.9 km away. A car or taxi is essential.
Parking
On-site parking.
Reference city
20 min by car from Sarreguemines.
Distances and times calculated from © OpenStreetMap contributors data · calculated on 3 September 2026
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