Musée Oberlin

The Jean-Frédéric Oberlin Museum's collections testify to the 59 years' church ministry during which Oberlin, an Alsatian Lutheran clergyman and philanthropist, labored to change society in this poor valley in the Vosges Mountains where he introduced new agricultural methods and good roads. His objective was to educate men so they could be with the world and not it. He linked education to social change. The founder of critical pedagogy, he initiated the first nursery schools in 1769. In these 'small schools', locally called 'knitting-rooms', he is the first to have awakened in children the love of learning by appealing to their senses and making them participate actively to the class. His ideas outlived his time and they are still valid today in a world where human rights, the sense of responsibility and the respect for others are primary values.

Les horaires

Du 01/10/2024 au 31/03/2025 le lundi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi, samedi, dimanche de 14:00 à 18:00
Du 01/04/2025 au 30/09/2025 le lundi, mercredi, jeudi, vendredi, samedi, dimanche de 10:00 à 19:00

Fiches associées

• Cycling circuit C04: Around Champ du Feu via Natzwiller
• Cycling circuit C01: Around Champ du Feu via Bellefosse
• Cycling circuit C06: Around Mont St-Jean
• Cycling circuit C05: Fouday, Solbach and La Perheux
• Billetterie Musée JF Oberlin
• Cycling circuit C15: Around Promont
• Cycling circuit C13: Around Les Hauts-Bois
• Cycling circuit C20: Between the principality of Salm and the county of Ban de la Roche
• Cycling circuit C21: From Quelles to Bellefosse
• Cycling circuit C25: From Albet to Perheux via Rothaine
• Cycling circuit C26: From Salm to La Falle via La Perheux
• Cycling circuit B05: From Fouday to Grendelbruch
• Cycling circuit B06: From Grendelbruch to La Perheux

Contact et réservation

• 

  Jobert Jacques

• 03 88 97 32 33
• Visiter le site