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Jacob Groen (5 months ago)
Nice museum with some of Mulhouse' history. Beautiful building and rooms. They have an exhibit about the Dreyfuss affair ( his family is from here). Excellent and free.
Nice museum with some of Mulhouse' history. Beautiful building and rooms. They have an exhibit about the Dreyfuss affair ( his family is from here). Excellent and free.
Anđelka Jovanović (6 months ago)
The city center of Mulhouse is a charming blend of history and modernity, offering something for everyone. At its heart lies the Place de la Réunion, a picturesque square surrounded by colorful Alsatian-style buildings. The iconic Temple Saint-Étienne, a neo-Gothic church, dominates the square, and its intricate stained-glass windows are a must-see.
The city center of Mulhouse is a charming blend of history and modernity, offering something for everyone. At its heart lies the Place de la Réunion, a picturesque square surrounded by colorful Alsatian-style buildings. The iconic Temple Saint-Étienne, a neo-Gothic church, dominates the square, and its intricate stained-glass windows are a must-see.
Paul Ciprian (6 months ago)
The small museum is located in the old town hall. It presents (not in great detail) the history of the city from the Stone Age to the present day. The council room is impressive! You need about 40 minutes to visit it, maximum one hour. Free entry.
The small museum is located in the old town hall. It presents (not in great detail) the history of the city from the Stone Age to the present day. The council room is impressive! You need about 40 minutes to visit it, maximum one hour. Free entry.
Phill Heyworth (2 years ago)
Beautiful building with a great exhibition and treasure hunt for kids.
Beautiful building with a great exhibition and treasure hunt for kids.
N P (Niki) (2 years ago)
Free entry which is very pleasant. Friendly staff. Lots to look around inside. Will be helpful to have some English information as all displays are either French/ German. Very hard to understand and having to translate everything to get a better understanding. The only downside is having to wearing backpack on the front because they are afraid it will knock into something but this is rarely possible as most things are bordered off. It was actually worse trying to carry backpack on the front as made it difficult to move arms around and take photos or bend to see displays.
Free entry which is very pleasant. Friendly staff. Lots to look around inside. Will be helpful to have some English information as all displays are either French/ German. Very hard to understand and having to translate everything to get a better understanding. The only downside is having to wearing backpack on the front because they are afraid it will knock into something but this is rarely possible as most things are bordered off. It was actually worse trying to carry backpack on the front as made it difficult to move arms around and take photos or bend to see displays.
