What to do in Mulhouse

Mulhouse Town Hall dazzles with its 16th-century Renaissance façade covered in trompe-l'œil paintings. Inside, the Historical Museum reveals the city's rich past through carefully curated artefacts and exhibitions.

The Cité de l'Automobile showcases over 400 meticulously restored vehicles, including the rare Bugatti Royale. Watch history come alive during summer weekends when classic cars parade around the museum's Autodrome.

Parc Expo de Mulhouse is just one of the places to see in Mulhouse, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Discover the area's museums and shops.

Place de la Réunion captivates with its vibrant Alsatian architecture and central position in Mulhouse's historic heart. Savour local flavours at outdoor cafés while admiring the colourful facades and Temple Saint-Étienne.

Europe's largest railway museum houses over 100 locomotives spanning two centuries of French rail history. Explore immersive exhibitions like the "Parcours Spectacle" with historical reconstructions.

This 25-hectare park seamlessly blends zoology and botany with 1,200 animals and 3,500 plant varieties. Visit the Arctic area to see polar bears and musk oxen, then stroll through themed gardens of irises and peonies.

Stade de l'Ill has been FC Mulhouse's home ground since 1979, nestled along the Ill River. Experience authentic French football culture with 11,000 passionate fans in this traditional stadium setting.

This textile treasure houses over six million artefacts spanning global fabric printing history from the 18th century onward. Explore two floors of exquisite designs and occasional printing workshops.