Mulhouse

Several monuments and museums to visit are in the heart of Mulhouse:

• The Town Hall
• The St. Etienne Temple
• House Mieg
• Pharmacy to Lys
• fortifications
• St.Etienne's Church
• Cité de l'Automobile
• City train

The Frescos in Mulhouse are rich in colour and themes, they evoke the everyday life of the inhabitants of Mulhouse, and also some major historical moments of the city. These painted walls are numerous throughout the city.

The 'City Quarter' or 'Quartier de la Cité' in French, is a not to be missed site that will make you discover Mulhouse. A stroll along the alleys allow the visitors to discover small and pretty houses with little gardens full of charm.

Bugatti, Rolls Royce, Ferrari, Panhard.. Some 400 master-pieces of European brands are displayed on a 17,000 m2 surface. This Museum is actually very famous, thanks to its amazing collection.

1200 animals belonging to 120 species, most of them are rare because they have been overhunted or because their natural surroundings are disappearing. One of the priorities of todays zoos is to protect rare species (animal and vegetal).

The Zoo of Mulhouse is not only a leisurely place to relax, but also a breeding centre as well as a research and education centre. Also, exceptional trees and flowers are displays here.

The Wallpaper Museum has great collections of unique designs as well as machines and archives, all this will allow to see Wallpaper in a much different way. 

The company Zuber and Co added 130,000 documents witnessing its production of wallpaper since 1800 to today. So the Wallpaper Museum is the only one in the world that displays not only the finished product but also the process documents that help to realise the projects.

The village of Illzache with a rich historical heritage that started more than 4,000 years ago.

The village of Kingersheim has a creative feel about it.

Finally, the town of Lutterbach is crossed by four streams and bordered by the Nonnebruch forest.