Renting an apartment in Mulhouse means discovering a surprising Alsatian industrial city, a champion of technical museums, a stone's throw from Switzerland and Germany. Between Place de la Réunion, painted façades and collections unique in the world, it is easy to explore on foot and surprises travellers.
Where to stay in Mulhouse?
City centre / Place de la Réunion
The historic heart around the painted former town hall and the Temple Saint-Étienne. Everything within walking distance: the best choice.
Rebberg
An upmarket district on the heights: fine villas, quiet and residential.
Nouveau Bassin
A modern, redeveloped district near the canal, growing fast.
Train station
Convenient for the train and tram-train, a few minutes from the centre.
Practical information
Mulhouse is easy to cross on foot, and the tram serves the districts and the train station. The city is ideal for exploring Basel, Germany and the Route des Vins. The TGV from Paris takes about 2 hours 40. Expect to pay around €55–85 per night, among the most affordable prices in the region.
Things to see and do in Mulhouse
The Cité de l'Automobile (Schlumpf collection, presented as the largest car museum in the world), the Cité du Train, the Musée de l'Impression sur Étoffes, Place de la Réunion and the Temple Saint-Étienne, the zoological and botanical park, and trips to Basel or the Route des Vins.
Frequently asked questions
Which area should I stay in when visiting Mulhouse?
The centre / Place de la Réunion to do everything on foot, Rebberg for peace and quiet, near the train station for the train.
How much does an apartment in Mulhouse cost?
On average €55–85 per night, one of the most affordable cities in the Grand Est.
What is there to do in Mulhouse over a weekend?
The Cité de l'Automobile and the Cité du Train, the Musée de l'Impression sur Étoffes, Place de la Réunion, and a trip to Basel.
Is Mulhouse well located?
Yes: on the doorstep of Switzerland and Germany, and about 2 hours 40 from Paris by TGV.