A passion for cars and wine in Mulhouse

Looking for a unique weekend filled with thrills, new discoveries, and culinary delights? This city break in Mulhouse offers a one-of-a-kind getaway in the heart of urban Alsace, combining culture, cars, and local cuisine.

Start your getaway with a visit to the famous National Automobile Museum, one of the largest in the world. There, you’ll discover the fascinating history of the automobile through an exceptional collection, ranging from the very first models to the most iconic cars of the 20th century. It’s a thrilling immersion into the world of mechanics, accessible to everyone.

Next, take the wheel of an exceptional vehicle. This unique experience lets you feel what it’s like to drive a legendary car—perfect for enthusiasts of fine automobiles as well as anyone curious to experience the thrill.

After this immersive experience, head to a cozy wine bar in the city center to enjoy a glass of Alsatian wine paired with a platter of local charcuterie and cheeses. It’s the perfect opportunity to sample regional flavors in a relaxed atmosphere.

Your day ends at a contemporary, recently renovated 3-star hotel, just a stone’s throw from downtown, for a comfortable and restful night’s sleep.

Take advantage of your free time to explore Mulhouse, a city full of surprises. With your City Pass, you’ll have easy access to several must-see museums while getting around freely on the tram network. Among the highlights: the Cité du Train, Electropolis, and the Musée de l’Impression sur Étoffes, each offering a unique glimpse into local history and craftsmanship.

For a more off-the-beaten-path exploration, let yourself be surprised by the Street Art tour, which will guide you through colorful and thought-provoking works scattered throughout the city. And if you enjoy strolling through shops, downtown Mulhouse is sure to charm you with its many stores and lively atmosphere.

Book your getaway to Mulhouse now and experience something truly extraordinary, combining culture, excitement, and the laid-back Alsatian way of life.