Getting to Mulhouse | Mulhouse Tourist Office

By train

Located on the axes of the TGV Est and Rhine-Rhône high-speed trains, Mulhouse is served daily by 40 TGV trains from Paris (2h40), Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport (3h10), Lyon (2h45), Marseille (4h30), Montpellier (4h50), Frankfurt (2h10), Zürich in Switzerland (1h20), Stuttgart in Germany (2h10)…

A dense network of TER trains will allow you to reach Strasbourg, Colmar, Basel in Switzerland and other Alsatian cities, while international trains and night trains arrive from Italy and Eastern Europe.

And since the station is right in the heart of the city, it will be easy to reach your destination by streetcar, tram-train, bus, cab, bike or on foot!

SNCF website

By bike

Fans of the Little Queen are welcome with three Eurovéloroutes intersecting in Mulhouse: the Eurovélo 6 Atlantic-Black Sea that runs along the Rhone to Rhine canal, the Eurovéloroute 15 that runs along the Rhine and the Eurovéloroute 5 Via Romea Francigena that connects London to southern Italy.

And since Mulhouse is labeled as a Bicycle Territory, you’ll find all the facilities and service providers adapted to your mode of travel right there.

By car or motor home

Mulhouse is fortunate to be well served by the French freeways A35 and A36, which are directly connected to the A6 and A4 in France, the A5 in Germany and the A1 in Switzerland. And in Alsace, the freeways are free!

Coming by motorhome

By plane

To reach Mulhouse by plane, the EuroAiport Basel – Mulhouse – Freiburg is located 30km from downtown. This international airport is served each week by nearly 100 destinations in 30 countries by low-cost flights or with regular airlines.

The easiest way to reach Mulhouse is to use the bus and train shuttle. The bus waiting for you at the airport will then take you to the Saint-Louis train station where you can take the train to Mulhouse. The journey takes about 20 minutes.

Shuttle information