Clay from the Rhine plain has been used since the time of polished stone. In 1850, 30 villages in the Bas-Rhin were still devoted to this activity. Only two centers remain today: Betschdorf and Soufflenheim. If the colored pottery from Soufflenheim is used for cooking, the gray pots with cobalt blue decorations from Betschdorf are used to preserve food (oil, lard, pickles, cabbage, eggs). Two parallel stories, two production methods. Discover Betschdorf salt stoneware.
Spoken languages
- French
Visit
Type of clientele
- Groups
- Families
- Couples
- Adults (individuals)
Type of guided tour
- Free tour
- Guided tour for individuals
- Guided tour for groups
- Guided tour for groups by appointment
- Educational visit
Opening
Prices
Type | Price |
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Adult | €3,50 |
KIDS | €1 |
Groups (per person) | €2,50 |
Students | €1 |