L'Aubette 1928

In the heart of Strasbourg, facing Place Kléber, discover the Aubette 1928. By taking the staircase with its geometric design, you step straight into the spirit of the Roaring Twenties. On the first floor, three unique spaces unfold: the Ciné-Dancing with its Elementarist décor, the Foyer-Bar where visitors could once enjoy a drink while watching the film projection, and the impressive Salle des Fêtes, defined by its strict orthogonal composition.

A true “Sistine Chapel of Modern Art,” created by three avant-garde artists — Theo Van Doesburg, Jean Arp, and Sophie Taeuber-Arp — the Aubette 1928 is an exceptional and iconic site in Strasbourg.

Location
1st floor of the Aubette, Place Kléber – Strasbourg
Access via the Sophie Taeuber-Arp passage
On-site parking

Available time slots (outside public opening hours)
Schedule subject to prior approval by the museum

• Monday: all day

• Tuesday: all day

• Wednesday to Saturday: from 6 p.m. only

Rentals are possible until midnight at the latest, including time for tidying up and removing equipment.