Lagrange Apart Hôtel Mulhouse Saint Sauveur

This 193 km international route passes through France, Switzerland and Germany, around the Rhine. From Mulhouse, you will also pass through Basel, Rheinfelden, and Neuenburg.

This hike starts in Mulhouse, near the Central Station. The route passes by the Parc du Tivoli, the Square du Reservoir, the Belvedere on the Sentier du Sommet, the Tony Troxler vineyard and the Sacré-Coeur church, among others, before returning to the starting point. This route also passes through the Rebberg district.

This walk will allow you to discover the tradition of painted walls in Mulhouse. These murals, rich in colours and themes, evoke the daily stories of Mulhouse inhabitants, but also sections of history relating to the city. You will discover these many painted walls at the bend of a street, an avenue or at the end of a courtyard. You will enjoy a real open-air iconographic museum The start and finish of the walk are at the Place de la Réunion.

This walk runs along both sides of the banks of the Ill, Alsace's main river (238 km), which originates near Winkel (Alsatian Jura), and flows into the Rhine north of Strasbourg, after crossing the Sundgau, Mulhouse, Colmar and Sélestat. The departure is on the Passerelle de l'Ill, west side, near the Maison des berges.

Departing from Mulhouse station, you will discover the facets of Mulhouse's unique industrial heritage: from old factories, some of which have been converted (artists 'collective, university, contemporary art center, etc.) to the city's workers' housing estates (Cité, Drouot , Cité Manifeste…), passing by the beautiful villas of the captains of industry. You will also come across many contemporary works there, as well as the main Mulhouse museums (Cité de l'Automobile, Cité du Train, etc ...).