Mulhouse: The fairytale city of Alsace 🧚🏼‍♀️ The Alsace Region, located on the eastern border of France, neighbors Germany and Switzerland, and is located in the western part of the Upper Rhine Region.

A city center on a human scale, studded with architectural wonders and attractive alleys: Mulhouse has many assets to discover without delay!

From the birth of the Zoological and Botanical Park to the superb mansions of the Rebberg, from the former converted industrial sites (the Foundry, DMC / Motoco) to the working-class neighborhoods of the Cité, Mulhouse claims its industrial past loud and clear. Better yet: Mulhouse has drawn strength from it, and a specificity that makes it ...

Mulhouse is located at the crossroads of 3 countries: France, Germany and Switzerland. It is easy to get from one country to the other in less than an hour! And thanks to the train, you can travel from one end of Alsace to the other while staying in the city.

It is at the Mulhouse market, the largest in North East France, that the heart of the city beats every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. More than a visit not to be missed, the market is a unique experience, to be lived with all your senses on the alert.

From the Wine Route to the banks of the Rhine, Mulhouse and its region is a destination where it’s good to go green! Discover the zoological and botanical Garden, the Wallach Park or the Jardins du Temps, all three labeled Remarkable Gardens.

For 5 weeks, from the end of November to the end of December, the Mulhouse Christmas Market nestles in the heart of the city’s historic center, on the Place de la Réunion, around the Temple Saint-Etienne and Place des Cordiers.

The easiest way to reach Mulhouse is to use the bus and train shuttle. The bus waiting for you at the airport will then take you to the Saint-Louis train station where you can take the train to Mulhouse.

Mulhouse offers a wide range of parking options, including surface, outdoor and underground parking. Here are several parking options with attractive prices: P+Tram” option : park in one of the two park-and-ride facilities (University or Kinépolis) and then take the tram to the city centre.

The epic of the textile industry in Mulhouse began in 1746, and it was during the 18th century that printing contributed to the city’s rise. Mulhouse and Alsace became, in the following century, the world leaders in the printed fabric market!