Mulhouse Wheelchair Accessible Tours

When organizing a trip to Alsace, the town of Mulhouse wheelchair accessible tours, is rarely taken into consideration because you don't know exactly what to see.

It is in fact considered too industrial and with few attractions compared to the classic surrounding fairy-tale towns.

Visiting it will instead be a surprise because it will reveal all its beauty made up of a delightful historic center and a vast selection of museums which have earned it the nickname City of Museums second only to Paris.

Certainly Colmar and Strasbourg, the best known but also are the most crowded.

Yet in Alsace there are many other small villages, much quieter, which offer many things to visit, perhaps even more peacefully.

You can discover the small town in French Alsace, very close to the border with Switzerland and Germany, known for hosting several "technical" museums.

Don't you know the City of Fabrics?!

Because Mulhouse is the cradle of industrial textile know-how whose origins date back to the XVIII century, with the construction of a highly appreciated Indienne fabric factory!

Private Mulhouse Accessible Tours

We are providing a safe and a full accessible tours around previewed accessible itineraries.

Disabled friendly accessible services includes professional guided tours and cruise shore excursions.

Visit this rich and fascinating land with an exclusive private Mulhouse wheelchair accessible tours with adapted van transportation.

Specifically designed for wheelchair users tourists combined an holiday to across Alsace.

Touring Mulhouse

As in all European cities, the visit starts from the center, which practically always corresponds to the historic part of the city.

Mulhouse wheelchair accessible tours, is no exception and around the Place de la Réunion you will find a charming city centre, where you can follow a route through the heart of the historic district, among shops and charming homes.

But the originality of Mulhouse lies in its industrial neighborhood, given that Mulhouse is not a city like the others.

It was independent from 1648 to 1798.

Thanks to its independence, it was not required to submit to Colbert's Law which granted a monopoly to royal manufactures.

Was therefore the only city in the region to be able to conceive Indienne patterned printed fabrics.

In fact, the textile industry was the main activity of the city for several centuries and favored an important urban development, worth discovering.

To eat in the best restaurants, there is nothing better than the advice of a Mulhouse resident.

To taste the specialties of Mulhouse, in a bakery you will have to taste the Mannala ( brioche in the shape of a little man ).

Or the Schanackala ( same brioche, but in the shape of an S ) and choose the Fleischschnacka (a roll of dough filled with meat).

In the restaurant Sürlawerla ( veal liver in sauce ) or Lawerknäpfa ( liver quenelle ).

Appointment at the unmissable and traditional Mulhouse Christmas Market!

In winter, the magical atmosphere, the conviviality it exudes, and a good glass of mulled wine will warm your body and soul!

The festive lights and the typical fabric decoration of the market will enchant adults and children!

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Mulhouse wheelchair accessible tours.

Unmissable visit at it with our Alsace Wheelchair Accessible Tours.

Specifically tailored to wheelchair users, reduced mobility persons and disabled with an adapted transport.