La Taverne de l'Ecomusee sur Ungersheim

We participated in the evening of August 15, a village festival atmosphere from the previous century, with street artists and wooden games for children. There were a crazy crowd, which greatly complicated the evening: 45 minutes in line to get to the ticket office, get your tickets (15€/person all the same), and the plan. As soon as you enter the site, everything is sublime, in a superb state of conservation, clean and the decor is extremely neat. We are outside of time. But... No timetable for the different shows (except the 9:30 p.m.), a still monstrous 30-minute queue for the snack (2 sandwiches of your choice only and drinks), then another 20 to 30 minutes of waiting for each game with the children (paid: tokens to buy, non-refundable, but small toys to collect before leaving). In short, we saw almost nothing, and absolutely couldn't enjoy the place as the waiting times everywhere were exorbitant, and it's a real shame! The main show was impossible to see as there were so many people... In short, disappointed to pay and ultimately not see much especially given the price of entry. Too bad, because the staff is dressed in period clothing, adorable, with a smile, and that feels good!

A must-visit, it allows you to see how we built over time. Very good heritage enhancement.

Very interesting, just tell you to come around 10am and eat there, picnic and restaurant. Entertainment, visits by boat or trolley, I recommend it.

Museum that I already knew, visited this year at night during summer evenings with many shows

A total change of scenery as soon as you pass the front door of this place. What a crazy and beautiful idea to have created this village, this river... Add to that a festive Sunday with groups in the four corners of the park, passionate volunteers and you will have had a memorable day. A special dedication to the barber (I never imagined having my beard shaved this way and especially in this place). Easy to access. Catering on site. I recommend it if you are passing through. Book your day.

Enough to keep you busy all day and even more. There are guided tours, activities, reconstructions of ancient trades. You can also eat there and everyone is very welcoming.

Magnificent panorama in a village setting in the region with local products and traditions 👍👍

We were there during the village festival and it was great!!! We had a great evening, everything was perfect and very well organized! I recommend 200%, we loved it!

Nous attribuerons une excellente note à l'ensemble du personnel, qui a été bien attentionné malgré la forte affluence d'un 15 août au soir. Cependant, pour avoir fréquenté bon nombre de bonnes adresses alsaciennes, nous déplorons le rapport qualifié prix. Nous avions opté pour une salade alsacienne facturée à 12,90 euros, une belle arnaque, qui rapporte gros au restaurateur, mais laisse le client sur sa faim. ( un cervelas, un soupcon de gruyère râpé, un cornichon, 1/2 tomate) Quant à la tarte flambée forestière, elle était plutôt sèche, voire tres sèche ! Pour apprécier les spécialités alsaciennes pour un bon rapport qualité prix, ce n'est pas là que je recommanderai. Si vous souhaitez vous désaltérer, attention, cela risque aussi de faire mal à votre porte-feuille : 7,50 euros pour 50cl de bière, 5,20 euros 1l de carola ! Alors, ceux qui estiment que cette adresse ne serait pas un piège à touristes, je vous dis, bravo ! En conclusion, je dirai juste bravo à tout le personnel et ca s'arrête là !

Excellente adresse au sein de l'écomusée. Cette taverne n'est pas un attrape touriste au milieu de l'écomusée, mais une bonne brasserie avec de bons produits. Les plats sont de qualité, les serveurs très sympathiques et rapides. De bonnes spécialités alsaciennes au menu, avec de la bonne bière, dans un décor avec de vieilles publicité alsacienne. On a adoré tous les plats et les prix sont corrects. On recommande