I thoroughly enjoyed this museum. It's in a lovely building, with an all-white interior. On the entry floor are Tomi Ungerer's works for children. There are a few videos, copies of his books in display cabinets, and framed drawings on the walls. There are also three-dimensional toys based on his characters. Kids would enjoy this floor. On the first floor... More

As the work of the artist is quite clean in a way, the modern interior is very fitting. You can buy posters of some of his work in the ticket hall or shop.

The building is beautiful and it a good size . The exhibits change often and the guy is a genius , love his sense of humour, he makes fun of the human condition and draws so well. i like his erotic corner also downstairs.

The location is nice but the artwork presented is quite boringly displayed and not that rich. Not suitable for kids

nice small museum with the work of the artist. has things that are interesting to kids and some that are more adult in nature. the small museum gift shop has nice collection and pricing is resonable.

When you had enough of strolling and walking around, this is a good place to spent an hour and to discover th world of Tomi Ungerer - sometimes bizarr, sometimes funny, sometimes scary - plenty of emotions to come up with. For the "conservative" people out there: In the basement is a special show with "adults only" drawings, which might... More

Beautiful villa, interesting garden and location. Exhibition modern, interesting, challenging! Would recommend for adults!

I just enjoyed 100% this museum! It totally changes from the other museums you might find in Strasbourg and let me tell you something, after living some time here in Alsace, this museum gives you a real Alsacian product. An art style that evokes the state of mind of people here. It is full of emotion and amusement. P.S. If... More

It s a funny smart surprising muséum because the artist is all of that ...!!!!! Tomi Ungerer is an Alsacian french satirical drawer who became famous in NY, so he used to draw about the Américan way of Life, consumers society In the museum you can see , illustrations for children, political caricaturism ,satirical stuff, erotics and advertising drawings Tomi... More