Musée Départemental du Sel

The Musée Départemental du Sel, or the Departmental Salt Museum, is situated in the commune of Marsal. It is housed in one of the two ancient fortified gates, known as the 'Porte de France', which is a remnant of the fortifications by Vauban. This location adds a historical touch to the museum, making it a unique place to learn about the history of salt production and the region's past.

Exhibition on Salt Production and Local History

The museum aims to recreate the process of exploiting 'white gold', a term used to refer to salt, through production techniques dating back to prehistoric times. It also provides insights into the history of the old stronghold of Marsal. Visitors can gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical significance of salt and its impact on the region's development.

Exhibition of Seille Briquetage Excavations

The museum showcases a part of the collections from the excavations of the Seille briquetage. These collections illustrate the complex relations of man to salt throughout history. This exhibition provides a unique perspective on the historical and cultural significance of salt, making it an interesting part of the museum visit.