Mulhouse by private jet

Estimated flight time from Paris : 0h50

In the heart of Alsace, Mulhouse stands out as a gem where industrial heritage meets contemporary elegance. The city, infused with a warm and dynamic atmosphere, captivates with its many facets. Every corner tells a story, from the days when factories hummed with activity to today, where culture and sophistication thrive in perfect harmony.

Once at the center of the industrial revolution, Mulhouse proudly preserves the traces of its past. The Cité de l’Automobile, home to the world’s largest collection of cars, takes visitors on a fascinating journey through automotive history. The French Railway Museum, with its majestic locomotives, highlights the crucial role of rail transport in the region’s development. Then, head to La Cité du Train — the largest railway museum in Europe. Step aboard vintage trains for an immersive experience, explore the maintenance workshops, and discover the captivating evolution of railway travel.

The picturesque “Little Venice” district is equally enchanting. In this fairy-tale neighborhood, canals wind between half-timbered houses, offering a peaceful setting for relaxation. Waterside cafés create the perfect ambiance to enjoy local delicacies.
The Place de la Réunion, surrounded by elegant and refined buildings, is the beating heart of Mulhouse’s social life. Its café terraces are ideal spots to observe daily life and soak up the lively atmosphere.

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The Cité de l’Habitat — a “city within the city” — offers a unique commercial experience. Explore a wide range of stores, from furniture showrooms to contemporary art galleries.

Finally, Mulhouse is also a gourmet destination where Alsatian cuisine delights both young and old. The city’s markets, such as the Canal Covered Market, are full of local produce. Traditional restaurants serve hearty, flavorful dishes — from sauerkraut to pretzels — showcasing the richness of regional gastronomy.