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Temple Saint-Étienne, Mulhouse: A Historic Gem in the Heart of the City I visited the Temple Saint-Étienne this afternoon and although it was closed at the time, just seeing it from the outside was a wonderful experience. It’s located right in the center of Mulhouse, on the beautiful **Place de la Réunion**, and it truly dominates the square with its stunning architecture and towering presence. ### 🏛️ Architecture & Atmosphere: The church is a magnificent example of **neo-Gothic architecture**, with a dramatic stone façade, tall spire, and detailed sculptures that give it a majestic, timeless feel. The massive stained glass windows are particularly striking—even from the outside you can sense their beauty. The church is sometimes referred to as the “Cathedral of Mulhouse” because of its scale and elegance, even though it’s technically a Protestant temple. ### 🕰️ Opening Hours: **Important to know before visiting** – the Temple is **only open from Wednesday to Sunday, from 1:00 PM to 7:00 PM**. I arrived outside those hours, so unfortunately I couldn’t go inside—but I will definitely return another day during the open hours to see the interior. ### 📖 Historical Insight: Originally built in the 19th century, the Temple replaced a medieval church and has since become a symbol of Mulhouse’s Protestant heritage. It houses some beautiful historic stained glass windows dating back to the 14th century (from the original building), as well as a remarkable organ and wooden choir stalls. ### ✅ Tips for Visitors: * Located centrally, it's easy to access on foot while exploring Mulhouse. * Great photo opportunity, especially around sunset when the light hits the stone beautifully. * Be sure to plan your visit during **open hours (Wed–Sun, 13h–19h)** if you want to explore inside. * Entry is usually **free**, and sometimes you’ll find exhibitions or quiet organ music playing during opening times. ### 🌟 Final Thoughts: Even though I only saw it from the outside this time, the Temple Saint-Étienne left a strong impression. It’s more than just a place of worship—it’s a piece of Mulhouse’s soul. Looking forward to returning soon for a full visit inside.

A charming church, protestant. There is no ostentatious cross or large portraits, just an old book (Bible) on the altar. The carvings outside the church are super impressive, and the inside is unique as well. You can take the stairs to have a view from the top. It is all free (though remember God is watching, so make a donation!)

Peaceful place and the centre of the Mulhouse 🇫🇷

The most important building of Mulhouse area. Iconic and great Architecture, the exact heart of the city. Almost all touristic spots and shopping streets are located around this church.

Located on Réunion Square, in the heart of Mulhouse, this temple was built between 1858 and 1868 on the site of a church dating from the 12th century. His plans are due to J.B. Schacre, in a neo-Gothic style then very fashionable. It still houses the magnificent stained glass windows that were in this old church. The latter are among the most beautiful in the Upper Rhine.

I saw this imposing structure at the center of Mulhouse and thought it was a cathedral but it's actually a Protestant church that is Calvinist. Standing 97 meters tall, the bell tower is visible from outside the city and certainly dominates any of the lanes or pedestrian streets inside the city with a view. This is not the first structure here - there had been a Romanesque building from the 12th century but it was removed in 1858. The new building was constructed between 1859 and 1866, designed by Jean-Bapsiste Schacre. Inside the church, don't miss the leaded-glass windows that date to the 13th century. And if you're here when they ring, the bells are the largest of any Protestant church in France.

Beautifull place to visit. Very pacefull.

There is a long walkway covered in graffiti, with a few beautiful murals. I liked the idea, and would love to see something like this in my hometown.

(Translated by Google) Superb works discovered while walking along Quai des Pêcheurs. The subjects and the quality of their creations are really great! This is the wall which is located in the immediate vicinity of the Leclerc car park (you can access it directly when the fence is open). I recommend 😎 (Original) Superbes œuvres découvertes en marchant quai des pêcheurs. Les sujets et la qualité de leurs réalisations sont vraiment top ! C’est le mur qui se situe à proximité immédiate du parking de Leclerc (on y accède d’ailleurs directement quand le grillage est ouvert). Je recommande 😎

(Translated by Google) Very pretty frescoes to see along the canal, nice walk. The artists who practice this art are to be saluted and congratulated. (Original) Très jolies fresques à voir au bord du canal , balade sympa .les artistes qui pratique cet art sont a saluer et a féliciter.

(Translated by Google) This place is the most beautiful detour to make when we visit Mulhouse but I find it a shame that the city has not left more space for graffiti artists to fully express themselves on all the surfaces of the place. This means that you have warehouses quickly behind which could be opened to let the artists paint their graffiti inside because currently we quickly go around and we see that the municipality has had a lot of repaint of certain walls to erase very beautiful graffiti I would have liked it to continue much further with a new wall so that we can really leave even more space for graffiti artists to come and leave their signature and their canvas. It is a shame that there were not many and that many beautiful tags have been replaced by amateur graffiti or even 0 tallent (Original) Cette endroit est le plus beau détour a faire quand nous visitons Mulhouse mais je trouve dommage que la ville a pas laisser plus de place pour pour les artistes du graffiti s exprimer pleinement sur tout les surfaces du lieux . Cette a dire que vous avez des entrepôts vite deriere qui pourrait être ouvert pour laisser les artiste peindre leur grafitti dedans parce que actuellement on a vite fait le tour et on vois que la commune a beaucoups fait repeindre certain mur pour effacer des très beau graffiti j aurait aimer que sa continue encore vraiment beaucoups plus loins avec un nouveau mur pour que on puisse vraiment laisser encor plus de place au artiste graffeur y venir déposer leur signature et leur toile ses dommages que il y avait pas beaucoups et que beaucoups de beau tag on été remplacer part des graffiti de amateur voir de 0 tallent

(Translated by Google) It's interesting, there are some beautiful works there. However, it's not the best area. (Original) Ist interessant ,sind schöne Werke dabei.Allerdings nicht die beste Gegend.

(Translated by Google) It's lovely to stroll along the I'll. Certainly not the best area, but we felt completely safe. There's an excellent restaurant nearby in the former industrial park. (Original) Schön, wenn man entlang der I'll schlendert. Sicher nicht die beste Gegend aber wir haben uns absolut sicher gefühlt. In der Nähe kann man im ehemaligen Industriepark hervorragend Essen gehen.

(Translated by Google) I enjoy visiting this place, but what saddens me is that some magnificent works are sometimes quickly covered by pitiful ones. Moreover, the smell is nauseating. (Original) J'aime bien visiter cette endroit, ce qui me désole c'est que certaines œuvre magnifiques sont parfois rapidement recouvertes par des œuvres pitoyables. De plus l'odeur y est nauséabonde.

If you’re a fan of classic cars, this museum is a mustsee. The collection is vast and seems endless, with many beautifully preserved vintage models. During my visit, there was also a special Tintin exhibition, which made it even more enjoyable.

This was a quick day trip for us while staying in Basel. Amazing collection of automotive history and well worth spending a few hours to explore. The collection of cars from the Tintin books was very cool, particularly if you're a Tintin fan like me!

DEFINITELY A MUST if you're in Mulhouse area, east France. The fact that Musée National de l'Automobile has an collection of more than 400+ cars ranging from more than 100 years ago, is amazing itself. Not to mention they have probably the world most complete collection of Bugatti, like almost a hundred of them. And one of them in the Masterpiece area, the 1936 50T Cabriolet, is now the world most expensive vehicle, worth 100M Euro !!! The details of it, and the idea of building a luxury car back to almost 100 years ago, is really highly admired.

One of the finest collections of automobiles. Very spacious and well lit. A lot of cars from the beginning period. The Titin collection was fun too. And the best public Bugatti collection. Maybe a bit too much Bugatti for me. Shame they didn't have a Veyron which is arguably the most iconic modern supercar. The Stellantis exhibition didnt do it for me. And we need more benches to rest, the museum is massive but few benches

A very interesting museum, even if you’re not a car enthusiast. It’s all about history, design, and how cars have shaped society. The rollover car simulation was a lot of fun!

Millions of dollars worth of cars, and they couldn’t get a decent translator for the placards? Honestly it became kind of amusing just how bad the English translations were after a while. The cars are stunning, there is no denying that. Arguably the most complete collection of vintage Bugattis in the world (but surprisingly no modern ones - no Chiron, EB110, not even a Veyron? Maybe they’re locked away somewhere else) 1/4 of the cars in the main hall were covered in white drapes due to construction. To the contractors/ museum officials, I say to you: “ plastic sheeting comes in transparent forms”. Overall a vanity project of a (now dead) rich white guy but there’s some stellar automotive and racing history laid out in these rooms. You’re in Mulhouse, you’re likely gonna go.

One of the best car collections I have seen. From old to new and some extremely rare peices. We spent about 3 hours in here. There were lots of other things inside to keep children entertained too. There was a section all about Tintin which showed the different books and the cars linked to it which was nice. There was a driving simulator, small ride on cars and a vr F1 experience.

Great museum for the price. About an hour to visit, maybe 2 if you read everything exhaustively. Explores a lot of history I was not aware of before. Also a huge shop for things like clothes and curtains, in addition to the usual souvenirs.

This was a surprisingly lovely museum and experience. It's two floors, with an exhibit that stays constant, and one that changes. It's tasteful and well done. It's never crowded (!) This museum is for: fashion and textile people, art students and artists, people who like history and the rise and fall of the industrial revolution, anyone with an aunty or mother in law who likes things like this :) Every thing is in French and it's small:)

Beautiful museum, great fabric archive and gorgeous museum shop.

A must-see for all textile design professionals and enthusiasts!

Interesting place to visit. Take care if you want to visit it but don't speak French fluently. Not everything is translated yet.

We enjoyed the fabrics of display, the historical pieces the merchants brought from Asia and the Orient during the peak of textiles in Mulhouse, and the historical display of printed fabrics until the present. The latter was a probably the highlight for me. I wanted to see more fabrics, especially more dresses! Some were beautiful. The building was purpose built as a museum. The entrance ticket was a small piece of printed fabric, that was a nice surprise. I liked the printing room a little less, but understand its value historically. I enjoyed also the small shop, just wish I had more to spend there.

Loved the museum, lots to look at. The printing block were amazing, sadly there was no printing demo on the day I went, would have loved to see that. Particularly liked the special feature; a graphic show of pattern projected and accompanied by specially composed music. Rather disappointing gift shop.

Came to Mulhouse for Cité du Train, but ended up loving the Electropolis Museum (2 mins away by foot) just as much. Great for kids and adults alike! Take advantage of the nice discount when you visit both museums.

Excellent museum of electricity with plenty of information in French, English and German. Very interactive, good for all ages from 5 years and up. It is located by the huge train museum and has a discounted combo ticket option. Must see in Alsace Lorraine.

Nice museum about the history of electricity. The beginning is somewhat dry and maybe not very appealing to children. The show about static electricity was great. „The machine“ was cool, but the videos chaotic. Also liked the little experiments afterwards. Some could use some fixing. Game in the garden was funny, but only doable because there weren’t many kids, would have been hard to do them otherwise.

The place provides a page of history on electricity and its evolution. I discovered there electric machines used by my grandparents, which was really nice.

Interesting museum. Very impressed by the guide explaining electricity. Wish she would do so in English too.

I can recommend it to visit with Train Museum. It is not good as Automobile Museum and Train Museum but it is very close to Train Museum and you can buy combined ticket cheaper.

Very nice museum about the history of electricity. If you are an engineer you will enjoy it for sure. They have a very interesting exhibition about static electricity with Tesla coils and Faraday cages.

NO Comment... everything was absolutely nice... beside medecines, you can find herbs roots etc... as alternatives

Very helpful, kind and competent. Thank you!

Friendly with various options

(Translated by Google) The staff is pleasant and very competent, however the prices are excessive compared to the competition. I will avoid this pharmacy in the future. (Original) Le personnel est agréable et très competent par contre les prix sont excessifs comparé à la concurrence. J éviterai à l avenir cette pharmacie .

(Translated by Google) Before 1634 the house belonged to several craftsmen or traders; in 1634 the draper Henri Risler bought it and rebuilt it, enlarging it; he affixes his monogram and the initials of his wife Catherine Hartmann, and the date 1634; in 1649 a pharmacy was opened there by Jean Henri Engelmann, a destination it has retained until today. (Original) Avant 1634 la maison appartient à plusieurs artisans ou commerçants ; en 1634 le drapier Henri Risler l’achète et la reconstruit en l’agrandissant ; il y appose son monogramme et les initiales de sa femme Catherine Hartmann, et la date 1634 ; en 1649 une pharmacie y est ouverte par Jean Henri Engelmann, destination qu’elle a gardée jusqu’à aujourd’hui.

(Translated by Google) This pharmacy discriminates and operates at the head of the customer. They refused to give me my usual medical treatment (I have ALD) even though they were presented with a VALID prescription, prescribed a few days ago by my attending physician. Their excuse: it's a drug subject to a lot of "trafficking" in general, so they don't prefer to dispense it to me. I am sure that if I had had white skin, no one would have allowed themselves to make this kind of shameful allusion. I did not ask to be born with a serious and restrictive genetic disease in everyday life, it is absolutely not my problem if my treatment is subject to any traffic, or anything else. I had to go to another pharmacy to finally get my treatment, WITHOUT ANY JUDGMENT. I have been prescribed this medication for over 10 years, and this is the first time this type of incident has happened to me. I have rarely been the victim of discrimination in my 30 years of existence, I am shocked that in 2024 some people can still be prejudiced and “distrust” someone (to the point of not wanting to provide them with medical treatment) , simply based on a skin color that we did not choose. A complaint for “discriminatory refusal of care” will be filed with the council of the National Order of Pharmacists. I also plan to alert as many people as possible via social networks. I will never set foot in this pharmacy again, what a shame! Update following the response left by the pharmacy, 06/10/2024: I have read your response, it has been recorded and will be attached to my complaint. However : 1) I was in possession of my UP-TO-DATE vital card, which I presented to the pharmacist. She also inserted my health card into the reader provided for this purpose connected to her computer, in order to verify that I was indeed in 100% ALD, which was the case. I strongly urge you to check your surveillance cameras if you have them, before making false allegations. Further proof of the bad faith of this establishment. 2) I also invite you to reread my comment, no threat was made on my side. I am simply informing you of my desire to initiate proceedings following the discrimination I suffered from you. I remind you that filing a complaint is a RIGHT that I have as a French citizen, and in no way constitutes a threat. I invite you once again to check the definitions of the words you use before making unsubstantiated allegations. This will be my last response, I prefer to let the complaint procedure that I have initiated take its course. Sincerely, (Original) Cette pharmacie discrimine et fonctionne à la tête du client. On a refusé de me délivrer mon traitement médical habituel (je suis atteinte d’une ALD) alors qu’une ordonnance VALABLE, prescrite il y a quelques jours par mon médecin traitant leur a été présenté. Leur excuse : c’est un médicament sujet à beaucoup de « trafics » en général, donc ils ne préfèrent pas me le délivrer. Je suis certaine que si j’avais eu la peau blanche, personne ne se serait permis de faire ce genre d’allusion honteuse. Je n’ai pas demandé à naître avec une maladie génétique grave et contraignante dans la vie de tout les jours, ce n’est absolument pas mon problème si mon traitement est sujet à un quelconque trafic, ou quoique ce soit d’autre. J’ai du me rendre dans une autre pharmacie pour qu’on me délivre enfin mon traitement, SANS AUCUN JUGEMENT. Cela fait plus de 10 ans que ce médicament m’est prescrit, et c’est bien la première fois que ce genre d’incident m’arrive. J’ai rarement été victime de discrimination en 30 ans d’existence, je suis choquée qu’en 2024 certains puissent encore avoir des préjugés et se « méfier » de quelqu’un (au point de ne pas vouloir lui délivrer son traitement médical), simplement en se basant sur une couleur de peau que nous n’avons pas choisie. Une plainte pour « refus de soins discriminatoire » va être déposé auprès du conseil de l’Ordre National des Pharmaciens. Je compte également alerter le plus de gens possible via les réseaux sociaux. Je ne remettrai plus jamais les pieds dans cette pharmacie, quelle honte ! Mise à jour suite à la réponse laissée par la pharmacie, le 10/06/2024: J’ai bien pris connaissance de votre réponse, celle-ci à été enregistré et sera jointe à ma plainte. Cependant : 1) J’étais bien en possession de ma carte vitale A JOUR, que j’ai présenté à la pharmacienne. Celle-ci à d’ailleurs inséré ma carte vitale dans le lecteur prévu à cet effet relié à son ordinateur, afin de vérifier que j’étais bien en ALD à 100%, ce qui était le cas. Je vous invite grandement à vérifier vos caméras de surveillance si vous en possédez, avant de proférer des allégations mensongères. Une preuve de plus de la mauvaise foi de cet établissement. 2) Je vous invite également à relire mon commentaire, aucune menace n’a été proférée de mon côté. Je vous informe simplement de ma volonté d’entamer des procédures suite à la discrimination que j’ai subis de votre part. Je vous rappelle que le dépôt d’une plainte est un DROIT dont je dispose en tant que citoyenne française, et ne constitue en aucun cas une menace. Je vous invite une fois de plus à vérifier les définitions des mots que vous employez avant d’émettre des allégations non justifiées. Ceci sera ma dernière réponse, je préfère laisser la procédure de plainte que j’ai engagée suivre son cours. Cordialement,

(Translated by Google) Friendly staff, who take the time to explain to customers. My medications are always available unlike other pharmacies and it's close to my home. Nothing to complain about, very satisfied (Original) Personnel sympathique, qui prend le temps d'expliquer aux clients. Mes médicaments sont toujours disponibles contrairement à d'autres pharmacies et c'est proche de chez moi. Rien à redire, très satisfaite

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(Translated by Google) To resolve the problem of workers' housing, Jean Dollfus, an industrialist from Mulhouse, created the company of Mulhouse workers' cities in 1853; a first city was built by the engineer Emile Muller in 1854, comprising 2 main types of houses: row houses and square houses divided into 4 dwellings, with garden, plus baths and wash houses, a school, a bakery and butcher shop, restaurant; the city grew little by little with the new city started in 1856; in 1897 the city included 1243 houses which were all sold to their inhabitants. (Original) Pour résoudre le problème du logement ouvrier Jean Dollfus, industriel mulhousien, créé la société des cités ouvrières mulhousiennes en 1853 ; une première cité est construite par l'ingénieur Emile Muller des 1854, comprenant 2 grands types de maisons : maisons en bande et maisons carrées divisées en 4 logements, avec jardinet, s'y ajoutent des bains et lavoirs, une école, une boulangerie et boucherie, un restaurant ; la cité s'agrandit peu à peu avec la nouvelle cité commencée en 1856 ; en 1897 la cité comprend 1243 maisons qui ont toutes été vendues à leurs habitants.

(Translated by Google) It's a good app (Original) C'est une bonne application

(Translated by Google) Neighborhood of my childhood. (Original) Quartier de mon enfance.

If you are a train fan, reserve 3-4 hours of your time to see everything. For everyone else: at least 2 hours to just walk the whole thing. Fantastic collection, large and diverse. Great for all ages; there are educational sections, too, to learn how trains work. Entrance was 16 EUR, which, in my opinion, is absolutely reasonable for the content you are getting. There is a local restaurant on site where you can eat for 15-20 EUR per adult, drinks included. Very easy access by public transport: 20-minute tram ride + 450-meter walk.

One of the most amazing museums I’ve ever visited! 3 hours went by without noticing and both us parents as well as our 5 year old kid had loads of fun! Totally recommend this place!

Great train museum showcasing the history of trains and French public transport. The collection is huge and very well maintained.

If you like trains and history it's really worth it. I think you can spend 2.5-3 hrs easily with a normal speed of going around and see everything.

Nice railway museum with lots of examples of former trains (including various record-breaking locomotives and TGV trains!). There’s a gift shop and restaurant. Staff were really friendly and helpful.

Visiting this museum truly felt like an authentic journey back in time. The sheer variety of the trains on display was incredibly impressive; I honestly never imagined that locomotives and passenger cars could be so stunningly beautiful. I was especially fascinated to learn about the most luxurious 'apartment trains,' which were essentially rolling homes complete with sleeping rooms, dining cars, showers, and even private cabinets. It was a genuine surprise to see how many domestic comforts were available on the rails, historically and perhaps even today. What truly sets this museum apart is its immersive organization. It’s not just a static collection of old trains, but a thoughtful presentation of a specific historical era. The museum does an excellent job of creating the atmosphere of the past by installing various figures to simulate scenes of travel and daily life. While I would agree that the figures themselves weren't always aesthetically perfect, the recreated scenes and detailed environments successfully brought the history to life, offering a powerful sense of context and time.

A really great museum let down however by the state of the toilets, and the attitude towards this when raised to the manager of the museum. In essence her attitude was that it was a busy weekend and they didn't have enough staff. I understand there was an event on, however doing frequent checks of the facilities, or even hiring some temporary staff wouldn't have gone amiss.

The small museum is located in the old town hall. It presents (not in great detail) the history of the city from the Stone Age to the present day. The council room is impressive! You need about 40 minutes to visit it, maximum one hour. Free entry.

The city center of Mulhouse is a charming blend of history and modernity, offering something for everyone. At its heart lies the Place de la Réunion, a picturesque square surrounded by colorful Alsatian-style buildings. The iconic Temple Saint-Étienne, a neo-Gothic church, dominates the square, and its intricate stained-glass windows are a must-see.

Nice museum with some of Mulhouse' history. Beautiful building and rooms. They have an exhibit about the Dreyfuss affair ( his family is from here). Excellent and free.

The Musée Historique de Mulhouse, located in the beautifully painted 16th-century Town Hall on Place de la Réunion. It's a great place to take a photo.

Free entry which is very pleasant. Friendly staff. Lots to look around inside. Will be helpful to have some English information as all displays are either French/ German. Very hard to understand and having to translate everything to get a better understanding. The only downside is having to wearing backpack on the front because they are afraid it will knock into something but this is rarely possible as most things are bordered off. It was actually worse trying to carry backpack on the front as made it difficult to move arms around and take photos or bend to see displays.

We loved our visit to the city hall and the museum. The building is so historically and unique. You can visit the museum free of charge and learn about the city's history on 3 floors of the building. The staff is kind. It is a really nice thing from the city to enter the museum without ticket fee. So everybody has opportunity to know the history of Alsace and Mulhouse.

Nice and interesting Museum. Definitely worth a visit, the only downside for me was that all the descriptions of the individual things were all in french which was a shame, I had to take out my phone all the time to translate and well the translation often didn't make much sense :/, but in general it was a very enjoyable experience.

Very nice building. This place used to be a heavy duty factory for boats parts. And today it's a contemporary art museum and a university. The art direction is very french I mean a little bit abstruse.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent building to discover, old foundry clad in glass. Contemporary exhibition introducing us to Younes Rahmoun, a Moroccan artist. Spirituality and reflection are the driving force behind this exhibition. What place do we have on earth? What seed are we feeding? To visit alone or with children. (Original) Magnifique bâtiment à découvrir ancienne fonderie habillée de verre. Exposition contemporaine nous faisant découvrir Younes Rahmoun artiste marocain. Spiritualité et réflexion sont le moteur de cette exposition. Quelle place avons nous sur terre ? Quelle graine nourrissons nous ? A visiter seul ou avec les enfants.

(Translated by Google) It's a beautiful space, the exhibitions and/or installations are very interesting, and parking is quite easy. (Original) C'est un magnifique espace, les expositions et ou installations sont très intéressantes, de plus se garer est plutôt facile.

(Translated by Google) Small free temporary exhibition at the Kunstalle de Clarissa Tossin until 10/31. The subject is life cycle, survival and recycling of materials. (Original) Petite Expo temporaire gratuite au Kunstalle de Clarissa Tossin jusqu'au 31/10. Le sujet est cycle de vie, survie et recyclage des matériaux.

(Translated by Google) A contemporary art center with a particularly relevant and original exhibition program in an emblematic industrial building (19th century foundry). To discover absolutely (Original) Un centre d'art contemporain au programme d'exposition particulièrement pertinent et original dans un bâtiment industriel emblématique (Fonderie du 19 ème). A découvrir absolument

(Translated by Google) Very interesting and the artists were very kind (Original) Très intéressant et les artistes étaient très gentilles

(Translated by Google) Good welcome, pleasant little outing with temporary exhibitions, we will come back (Original) Bon accueil, petite sortie agréable avec des expositions temporaires, on reviendra

(Translated by Google) Very nice discovery. The museum is very pleasant to visit, particularly because the staging is fluid and airy. The works are very interesting: both grating and full of humor. We enjoy discovering the world of Dan Gerbo, like that of the few other artists present in the gallery. We would come back. (Original) Très belle découverte. Le musée est très agréable à visiter notamment car la mise en scène est fluide et aérée. Les œuvres sont très intéressantes : à la fois grinçantes et pleines d’humour. On se plaît à découvrir l’univers de Dan Gerbo, comme celui des quelques autres artistes présents dans la galerie. Nous reviendrions.

(Translated by Google) A very nice tour of Dan Gerbo's works as well as a few other artists. Another world. A very nice discovery. A pleasant museum to visit. (Original) Très belle visite des œuvres de Dan Gerbo ainsi que de quelques autres artistes. Un autre monde. Très belle découverte. Un musée agréable à visiter.

(Translated by Google) What an immense sadness to learn of the disappearance of one of the greatest artists of conceptual art or contemporary expressionism... His pierced Ferrari Testarossa which still runs or his Jaguar fighter plane planted at the entrance to his museum are new and brilliant works which speak for themselves. Personally, I particularly love "Dollar Juice", "Dirty Money", "Femme Fatale" or even "Stone of Happiness" which are so expressive, fair and elegant denouncing a consumer society where money is king. Go visit this superb Museum which will allow you to take a step back from Life, from yourself and to pay homage to this creative genius who will mark his time. Goodbye artist! (Original) Quelle tristesse immense que d'apprendre la disparition d'un des plus grands artistes de l'art conceptuel ou de l'expressionisme contemporain... Sa Ferrari Testarossa transpercée qui roule toujours ou son Avion de chasse Jaguar planté à l'entrée de son musée sont des oeuvres inédites et géniales qui parlent d'elles-mêmes. Personnellement, j'adore notamment "Dollar Juice", "Dirty Money", "Femme Fatale" ou encore "Stone of happiness" qui sont tellement expressives, justes et élégantes dénonçant une société de consommation ou l'argent est roi. Allez visiter ce superbe Musée qui vous permettra de prendre beaucoup de recul sur la Vie, sur vous-même et de rendre hommage à ce génie créateur qui marquera son temps. Adieu l'artiste !

(Translated by Google) Beware of the term "contemporary art museum"! This isn't a contemporary art museum, I've been fooled! I want to share my disappointment with this place, which presents itself as a museum, when in reality it's a private exhibition and sales space. There's no authentic collection, no educational explanations, and no cultural mediation. It feels more like a place designed for personal purposes, a bit like an ego trip. The works are sexist, misogynistic, and materialistic, which can make you feel really uncomfortable and which objectify women and reduce them to bodies and sexual attributes. The works in no way question the place of art in its territory. I think that in 2025, it's time to question this type of space and its influence on society. There's an admission fee (€10-12). Forget about the free admission to the museum for those with precarious incomes (students, RSA, etc.). Sorry, but I don't recommend this place to anyone looking for a serious or enriching cultural experience. (Original) Attention à l’appellation musée d’art contemporain ! Ce n’est pas un musée d’art contemporain, je me suis faite avoir ! Je tiens à partager ma déception concernant cet endroit qui se présente comme un musée, alors qu’il s’agit en réalité d’un espace de monstration privé et de vente. Il n’y a ni collection authentique, ni explication pédagogique, ni médiation culturelle. On a plutôt l’impression d’être dans un lieu aménagé à des fins personnelles, un peu comme un egotrip. Des œuvres sexistes, misogynes et matérialistes, qui peuvent vous mettre vraiment mal à l’aise et qui objectifient les femmes et les réduisent à des corps et des attributs sexuels. Les œuvres ne questionnent en rien la place de l’art dans son territoire. Je pense qu’en 2025 il serait temps de se questionner ce type d’espace et leur influence sur la société. L’entrée est payante (comptez 10-12€). Oubliez la gratuité d’accès au musée pour les statuts précaires (etudiantEs, RSA etc.) Désolée mais je ne recommande pas cet endroit à ceux qui cherchent une expérience culturelle sérieuse ou enrichissante.

(Translated by Google) A wonderful tour of Dan Gerbo's unique works, as well as those of a few other artists. A cozy place where you can happily stop at the beautiful terrace at the end of the tour. The staff is very friendly. A must-see during your stay in Mulhouse. (Original) Une très belle visite des œuvres atypiques de Dan Gerbo ainsi que de quelques autres artistes. Un endroit cosy où l'on s'arrête volontiers sur une belle terrasse en fin de parcours. Personnel très agréable. Un lieu à ne pas manquer lors de votre séjour à Mulhouse.

(Translated by Google) My visit this morning opened up a world that I didn't know at all and which shocked me. I would have really wanted to meet this artist with extraordinary talents. His works are realistic and a lesson in life, sincere thanks for this magical moment. Well done to you dear Dan, you can be proud up there. CH&JM (Original) Ma visite de ce matin m'a ouvert un monde que je ne connaissais absolument pas et qui m’a bouleversé . J’aurais tellement voulu rencontrer cet Artiste aux talents extraordinaire. Ses œuvres sont d’un réalisme et une leçon de la vie,merci sincèrement pour ce moment magique. Bravo à vous cher Dan ,vous pouvez être fière la haut. CH&JM

(Translated by Google) The Dan Gerbo Gallery is now on the Museums-pass, so you have to go see this unusual gallery. I would compare this place with the David Cerny museum in Prague. The relationship with money, cars, weapons, and women is seen through a contemporary, offbeat perspective, a bold, intense masculine analysis. In short, a vision of life, an existential questioning. The building is nice, and the "hunter" planted at its entrance is impressive. It's therefore a place to see, especially since the temporary exhibitions are also worth the detour, with big names like Vincent D'Onofrio and Renato Montanaro there. (Original) La galerie Dan Gerbo figure dorénavant sur le Museums-pass alors il faut aller voir cette galerie atypique. Je comparerai ce lieu avec le musée de David Cerny à Prague. Le rapport à l'argent, la voiture, les armes, les femmes est vu à travers une regard actuel, décalé, une analyse masculine hardie, intense. En somme, une vision de la vie, un questionnement existentiel. Le bâtiment est chouette et le "chasseur" planté à son entrée est impressionnant. C'est donc un lieu à voir d'autant que les expos temporaires valent le détour également, on y trouve de grands noms comme Vincent D'Onofrio ou Renato Montanaro.

(Translated by Google) Very friendly staff and always free offers for children. My daughter learned to embroider here and was able to try out a few games on another afternoon. Absolute recommendation. 😊 (Original) Sehr freundliche Mitarbeiter und immer wieder kostenlose Angebote für Kinder. Meine Tochter hat hier sticken gelernt und an einem anderen Nachmittag ein paar Spiele ausprobieren dürfen. Absolute Empfehlung. 😊

(Translated by Google) Great discovery and free entry! For all lovers of architecture and history. Mulhouse is a city with a very rich industrial heritage. (Original) Belle découverte et entrée gratuite ! Pour tous les amoureux d'architecture et d'histoire. Mulhouse est une ville au patrimoine industriel très riche.

(Translated by Google) Very interesting exhibitions which explain the whole history of the city's textile industrial past, in a brand new and bright museum, a success, bravo! (Original) Très intéressantes expositions qui expliquent toute l'histoire du passé industriel textile de la ville, dans un musée tout neuf et clair, une réussite, bravo !

(Translated by Google) Nothing better to learn about Mulhouse and its past than to visit the Maison du Patrimoine. (Original) Rien de mieux pour en apprendre sur Mulhouse et son passé que de passer faire un tour à la Maison du Patrimoine.

(Translated by Google) Permanent exhibition upstairs to tell the history of Mulhouse, its industrial destiny. On the ground floor, other contemporary exhibitions. Another way to discover the city is through guided tours using the annual pass (more than attractive price) to gain a lot of knowledge. This program is a real success. (Original) Exposition permanente à l'étage pour raconter l'histoire de Mulhouse, son destin industriel. Au rez-de-chaussée, d'autres expositions dans l'air du temps. Une autre façon de découvrir la ville, c'est au travers des visites guidées au moyen du pass annuel (tarif plus qu'attractif) pour engranger moult connaissances. Ce programme est une vraie réussite.

(Translated by Google) I go there regularly for temporary exhibitions. Until May 13: "green and blue" brings to life the city's links with nature and in particular with water which enabled the development of the textile industry at the beginning of the 19th century. From May 16: “looks at Mulhouse” photo exhibition of the guides-lecturers’ favorites. (Original) J'y vais régulièrement pour les expositions temporaires. Jusqu'au 13 mai : " le vert et le bleu" fait revivre les liens de la cité avec la nature et notamment avec l'eau qui a permis le développement de l'industrie textile au début du 19e siècle. A partir du 16 mai : "regards sur Mulhouse" expo photos des coups de cœur des guides- conférenciers.

(Translated by Google) Magnificent heritage house decorated for the Christmas market. A magical moment at nightfall. (Original) Magnifique maison du patrimoine décorée pour le marché de Noël. Moment magique à la nuit tombée.

A small parc in the middle of Mulhouse. Lovely, lots of crows here. 🐦

nice, resting, peaceful place

Stunning place 👍🏽👍🏽

Nice place I like very much

Interesting architecture

It was a beautiful day..!!

Nice

Holly place.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church to visit when you are in Mulhouse. The inside of the church surprised me because it is so beautiful. Well worth a visit! (Original) Prachtige kerk om te bezichtigen als je in Mulhouse bent. De binnenkant van de kerk heeft me verrast omdat deze zo prachtig is. Zeker een bezoek waard!

(Translated by Google) A church with a splendid interior, a bright and welcoming atmosphere, reflecting clean and respectful maintenance. The performance of the last service I attended did not disappoint me, quite the contrary. And this, given that I had gone there without taking care of my appearance, almost irreverent on my part, to say it deliberately. Thus, on the occasion of this coming Sunday, I firmly strive to make my presence known, and although still unknown to the throng of faithful who frequent the parish, I feel nothing but passion and enthusiasm for being able to return to participate in your services. L.J. / 33 years old. Fridolin North District / Edge of the Wagner District, Mulhouse (68200) (Original) Une Église d'un intérieur splendide, atmosphère lumineuse et accueillante, faisant transparaître un entretien propre et respectueux. Le rendu de la dernière office au sein de laquelle je me suis rendu ne m'a pas déçu, bien au contraire. Et ce, pour autant que je m'y étais rendu sans avoir soigné mon apparence, une presqu'irrévérence de ma part pour le dire sciemment. C'est ainsi qu'à l'occasion de ce dimanche venant je m'attelle fermement à faire profiter de ma présence, et bien qu'encore méconnu de l'aronde des fidèles côtoyant la paroisse je n'éprouve qu'avec passion et enthousiasme à pouvoir revenir participer à vos offices. L.J. / 33 ans. Quartier Fridolin Nord / Bordure du Quartier Wagner, Mulhouse (68200)

(Translated by Google) A church that doesn't look like much from the outside, but is really very beautiful on the inside. You have to go through the door! (Original) Une église qui ne paye pas de mine de l’extérieur, mais vraiment très belle à l’intérieur. Il faut franchir la porte !

(Translated by Google) Magnificent church ideally located next to a car park and tram stop! There are often art exhibitions and classical music concerts. In addition, the priests are very welcoming. (Original) Magnifique église idéalement située à côté d'un parking et arrêt de tram ! Il y a souvent des expositions artistiques et des concerts de musique classique. De plus, les prêtres sont très accueillants.

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful Catholic church, to be discovered for its configural simplicity. While passing through, I was able to appreciate the beautiful exhibition linked to "the Tree in the Bible" Very interesting and informative! (Original) Très belle église catholique, à découvrir pour sa simplicité configurative . De passage, j'ai pu apprécier la belle exposition liée à "l'Arbre dans la Bible" Très intéressant et instructif !

(Translated by Google) Franciscan convent founded around 1260; after a flourishing period in the 14th century, the convent was suppressed with the arrival of the Reformation in Mulhouse in 1529. The church serves as an artillery depot, a granary, and a store. In 1661 the choir welcomed the French Reformed cult; in 1803 restoration of the Catholic cult which occupies the choir, then the nave. Significant work from 1811 to 1815 by Pierre François Janinet: shortening of the choir, reconstruction of the west facade and the triumphal arch; construction of a bell tower, transformation of broken bays into semi-circular bays; in 1911 major interior transformation with the addition of stucco and paintings mounted on canvas. Probably partial demolition of the convent building in 1654 then total in 1982. (Original) Couvent de franciscains fondé vers 1260 ; après une période florissante au 14e siècle, le couvent est supprimé avec l'arrivée de la Réforme à Mulhouse, en 1529. L'église sert de dépôt d'artillerie, de grenier d'abondance, de magasin. En 1661 le choeur accueille le culte réformé français ; en 1803 rétablissement du culte catholique qui occupe le choeur, puis la nef.STravaux importants de 1811 à 1815 par Pierre François Janinet : raccourcissement du choeur, reconstruction de la façade ouest et de l'arc triomphal ; construction d'un clocher, transformation des baies brisées en baies en plein-cintre ; en 1911 importante transformation intérieure avec ajout de stucs et de peintures marouflées sur toile. Démolition probablement partielle du bâtiment conventuel en 1654 puis totale en 1982.

Even though I went there by checking opening hour, no body was there. and there were no information written on the door about working hours. got disappointed.

(Translated by Google) Conference room with 88 seats in the pedestrian city center of Mulhouse. Seats with writing tablet. It's a shame, however, that there is no specific parking at the Cour des Chaînes other than the Ste Marie parking lot which is always full. Trouble every time. (Original) Salle de conférences de 88 places au centre ville piéton de Mulhouse. Sièges avec tablette d'écriture. Dommage par contre qu'il n'y ai pas de parking spécifique à la cour des chaînes autre que le parking ste Marie qui est toujours plein. Galère à chaque fois.

(Translated by Google) Nice place with a great history about Mulhouse (Original) Sympa, endroit avec une belle histoire concernant Mulhouse

(Translated by Google) The Cour des Chaînes is magnificent, its architecture and the atmosphere that reigns there take us back to the distant past. Le Cortile on the corner, a sumptuous restaurant, delights the taste buds of the lucky ones. The Gambrinus higher up where you can taste the beers of the world. In short... it's a neighborhood to frequent! (Original) La Cour des Chaînes est magnifique, son architecture, l'ambiance qui y règne nous rapporte dans un passé lointain. Le Cortile à l'angle, somptueux restaurant, délecte les papilles des plus chanceux. Le Gambrinus plus haut où l'on déguste les bières du monde. Bref... c'est un quartier à fréquenter!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful place ♥️ (Original) Magnifique endroit ♥️

(Translated by Google) An exhibition space stuck to the last vestige of the wall of the old town of Mulhouse. (Original) Un lieu d'exposition collé au dernier vestige du mur d'enceinte de la vieille ville de Mulhouse.

(Translated by Google) One of the most beautiful squares in Mulhouse (Original) Une des plus belles places de Mulhouse

The view is nice, but the city’s skyline in general is just boring. Nothing to do with the tower itself, but it’s not a must-see like observation decks in some other cities.

Nice location to observe all around Mulhouse the time I visited was very relaxing

The tower itself is neither beautiful nor innovative, nothing to look at it. However, it's in a part of Mulhouse that's affluent and very different from the center and it was fun getting there by bike. I rather enjoyed it but I agree with some of the other reviews, I wouldn't go unless I'm in the area (which is what happened).

Nice Tower to have a birdseye view of Mulhouse and surrounding areas including mountains.

Great place to see the surrounding area. Located next to a Park. A great place for friends and family and pets.

Best view in Mulhouse!

Nice walk on the green tophills of Mulhouse with beautiful views on the city and the surrounding Vosges, Schwartzwald, Jura and Alps.