Car rental Mulhouse - from 8€/day

Mulhouse is a fantastic vacation location. It combines many of the characteristics of a beautiful small French town while also having many of the characteristics of a major and contemporary metropolis, such as superb restaurants and high-quality museums. Mulhouse is an excellent starting point for seeing the picturesque Alsace region, as well as the rest of France and adjacent countries such as Germany, Luxembourg, and Switzerland.

Mulhouse One-Way Car Rentals

The following are the most common one-way rental choices for pick-up in Mulhouse and drop-off in another city:

Mulhouse to Nantes fares start at 2706 euros per day.
Mulhouse to Paris fares start at 2700 euros per day.
Mulhouse to Milan fares start at 31794 per day.
Mulhouse to Strasbourg fares start at 2604 euros per day.
From Mulhouse to Dijon, prices start at 3752 euros per day.

City facts that are useful

Mulhouse, located in northeastern France, has a moderate oceanic climate with warm summers and cold winters. In July, the hottest month, the average high temperature is 26°C (79°F), whereas in January, the average high temperature is 5°C (41°F). Summers in Mulhouse are significantly more humid than in much of the rest of France, with precipitation peaking from May to September. Mulhouse gets some snow every year, mainly between December and February.

Mulhouse is in a heavily populated area of Europe, and it is close to many other notable cities. Mulhouse is 400 kilometers (250 miles) or less from Stuttgart, Heidelberg, and Frankfurt in Germany, Innsbruck in Austria, Milan in Italy, Geneva and Zurich in Switzerland, and Luxembourg City in Luxembourg.

Best vacation spots and activities

Schlumpf Museum - National Auto Museum This motor museum, known as Cité de l'Automobile, is believed to have the world's biggest collection of historic vehicles. The museum, which is divided into three parts, includes an exceptionally amazing collection of historic racing Bugattis, but it also contains at least one display of almost every antique automobile conceivable. Even if you are not a lover of automobiles, visiting this museum is one of Mulhouse's highlights.

La Réunion is a location on the island of Réunion. A huge plaza in Mulhouse's old town, it is flanked by some of the city's most attractive structures, notably the Temple Church of St. Etienne and the City History Museum. Other old town features, like as the Cour des Chaînes structure, are a short walk away.

Alsace Eco Museum Mulhouse is one of the most populous cities in the historical region of Alsace. Mostly rural and sandwiched between France and Germany, its culture, lifestyle, and food were affected by both for ages, resulting in a distinct combination of its own. The environmental museum, France's biggest open-air museum, presents the past of the area via more than 70 historic Alsatian buildings, agricultural practices, and interactive crafts.