Basel-Mulhouse

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At the crossroads between France, Germany and Switzerland, this industrial city has successfully negotiated the shift towards tourism, offering nothing less than the world’s largest automobile museum!

From the Bâle-Mulhouse-Fribourg Airport, take the shuttle bus, which will get you to the Saint-Louis train station in 10 minutes. From there, you can get a 15-minute train to Mulhouse station- very close and well-connected to the city centre by bus and tram.

Vol Nantes Bâle - Mulhouse - France - Aéroport Nantes Atlantique - 1

Laufenburg sur le rhin is an old medieval city on the German-Swiss border.

Direct flights
Nantes » Basel-Mulhouse

1h25 flight time

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Blue figures: direct flights from Nantes Atlantique Airport.

From 96.29 € Round trip**

From 03 February to 17 February

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Best period to travel to Basel-Mulhouse

Temperatures

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Jan

-1° C

6° C

Feb

-1° C

8° C

Mar

2° C

13° C

Apr

4° C

16° C

May

9° C

21° C

Jun

12° C

24° C

Jul

14° C

26° C

Aug

14° C

26° C

Sep

10° C

21° C

Oct

6° C

16° C

Nov

2° C

9° C

Dec

-1° C

6° C

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What Basel Mulhouse has to offer?

The Rhin

The artery of the city, the river Rhine gives the city its character and style: you can swim along the banks, walk along the docks or sail on the calm waters. As well as the beautiful Middle Bridge, four ferries allow you to cross from one bank to the other. In Basel-Mulhouse, the centuries of rich history are reflected by the monuments: fortifications, medieval streets, timber-framed houses and cathedrals with tiled dating back to the 14th century, a town hall with red sandstone and polychrome paintings from the 16th century, and ultra-modern buildings.

The red roofs in the old town

Home to the wealthy Huguenots after the Reformation, Basel enjoyed a prosperous period in its history, which is reflected today by the architecture. From the red roofs of the cathedral hill and tower of the Spalentor, you can witness stunning panoramic views of the old town, Black Forest as well as the mountains in Vosges and Jura.

Carnival and Museums

Basel is famous for its carnival, many museums: in particular the Beyeler Foundations, the Kunstmuseums- which houses the oldest public art collection in the world- and the Museum of contemporary art.