Musée du sapeur-pompier d'Alsace, Firefighting museum in Vieux-Ferrette, France.

The Musée du sapeur-pompier d'Alsace is housed in two connected buildings displaying firefighting equipment spanning from the 17th century onward. Visitors can see hand-operated pumps, steam-powered vehicles, ladders, and other tools that show how fire brigades worked and equipped themselves over time.

The museum is in Vieux-Ferrette, in southern Alsace, and holds equipment dating from 1648 to the present day. Its collection of more than 260 vehicles and engines is awarded the Musée de France label, and the museum also holds the international Musée CTIF label of the Comité technique international du feu, the only one in France.

The museum holds the only "Musée CTIF" certification in France, awarded by the international firefighting technical committee. Its Delahaye vehicles form a collection noted for its number and diversity, and an airport intervention truck is presented as an exclusive. The oldest pieces date from 1648.

The museum is located in a small village and is best reached by car, as public transportation options are limited. It's helpful to check opening hours beforehand, as they can vary by season.

The museum holds the only "Musée CTIF" certification in France, awarded by the international firefighting technical committee. Its collection of Delahaye fire vehicles is notable for its number and variety, and it also keeps an airport intervention truck found in no other French museum.