Mulhouse advantages

1 - The most creative city in Alsace

If Mulhouse benefits from a good reputation in the events sector, which is no doubt due to the city’s spirit, rooted in its industrial past and with an innovative outlook.

Mulhouse will surprise you as well as your colleagues, offering one hundred and one ideas to strengthen the connections in your team and create major bounding moments.

2 – Rich Heritage

Receiving the “City of Art and History” label from the French Ministry of Culture, Mulhouse possesses a heritage unique to Alsace, stemming from its rich industrial past and enhanced by a quality of life that brings together culture, business, sport, leisure and remarkable natural spaces.

3 – Exceptional Museums

Mulhouse has the largest collection of the technical museums in Europe.

Among them is the National Automobile Museum – collection Schlumpf, Cité du Train Museum and the Ecomusée d'Alsace, which host professional events amidst their exceptional collections.

4 – Facilities tailored to every need

If you are organising large event or small seminars, or you looking for functional or unique locations, there is always a site here that will match your expectations

In terms of accommodation, Mulhouse has 6,600 beds located in well-known international hotels and charming, traditional hotels in the city centre or settled in the heart of the Alsace vineyards.

5 - An innovative spirit

Always innovative, the Mulhouse urban area has 5 competition clusters. It also takes part in the prestigious IBA Basel 2020 exhibition project, which has an international aspect.

Moreover, the KMO or “Kilometre 0” project, which is part of the French Tech Alsace project, has the challenge of creating a space dedicated to the digital economy with significant synergies, which when completed will create 2,500 jobs on site.

6 – Alsatian Tradition

In Mulhouse, Alsatian traditions blend with its way of life, its gastronomy, its know-how and the ambitious innovation that has always been a part of the outlook of Mulhouse.

Close to the city, the Ecomusée d’Alsace is here to remind us of ancient traditions of Alsace and builds a bridge between past and present.