In the footsteps of Kaysersberg-born Nobel Peace Prize winner Albert Schweitzer, the Centre Schweitzer invites you to enjoy a unique and enriching experience. This interpretation centre is dedicated to the universalist message of peace.

Who was Albert Schweitzer?

Albert Schweitzer, born in Kaysersberg in 1875, is an emblematic figure of humanism. A doctor, theologian, musician and philosopher, he devoted his life to humanitarian aid and the promotion of peace. Winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1952, he is best known for his medical work in Africa, where he founded a hospital in Lambaréné, Gabon. His commitment to freedom, tolerance and mutual respect continues to inspire generations around the world.

A fun and original visit

The Schweitzer Centre in Kaysersberg offers an interactive tour based on the humanist principles so dear to Albert Schweitzer. Thanks to modern facilities and the use of digital technologies, immerse yourself in the world of this great man and discover his ideas through permanent and temporary exhibitions.

Benefits and access to the Centre Schweitzer

Take advantage of the reduced rate on the first Sunday of every month for an outing with family or friends.

What's more, the temporary exhibitions, shop and bookshop are free of charge. It's the perfect opportunity to expand your knowledge or find inspiring souvenirs.