Remember

Immerse yourself for a day in the dark but essential pages of Munster Valley history. Between 1914 and 1918, this mountainous region was the scene of violent confrontations.

The historical tours take you step by step in the footsteps of the Great War: trenches, bunkers, shelters and monuments line these paths of remembrance, where nature has reclaimed its rights without erasing the scars of the past. Each trail tells its own story, between the silence of the forests and the voice of history.

The Linge Memorial on the pass of the same name is an emblematic site, immersing visitors in one of the most striking battlefields in the Vosges. Its museum and preserved trenches bear witness to the intensity of the fighting and the soldiers' daily lives.

Last but not least, the Alpine Ambulance Museum in Mittlach completes this historical journey, revealing the ingenuity and dedication of the medical teams who cared for the wounded in the mountains, sometimes under extreme conditions.

A day of tours, museums and places of remembrance, to understand, feel and pass on, in the heart of the Vosges countryside forever marked by the Great War.