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Mulhouse
Come and visit the Cité du Train – SNCF Heritage!
For your next stay in Alsace, don't miss your train. Head for Mulhouse where the Cité du Train - SNCF Heritage with more than 50 years of existence is located. A visit full of discoveries!
Formerly called the French Railway Museum, this transport museum was created on June 12, 1971 in the half-round of Mulhouse-Nord. Five years later, its final location was inaugurated in the heart of Dornach. The Cité du Train retraces the history of the railroads in France since the very beginning. Whether you are alone, a couple, with friends or with your family, come and visit the largest railway museum in Europe.
Be sure to see a lot, because the Cité du Train houses an extraordinary collection of about a hundred locomotives, wagons and trains, but not only. A real heritage spread over three exhibition areas, namely the Parcours Spectacle, the Quais de l'Histoire and the Panorama Ferroviaire. See you soon!
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Average duration 2h30 - 3 h
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Languages spoken French, English, German
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Difficulty Suitable for all
Prices & opening times
Offer valid
From 01.01.2022 to 31.12.2025
Prices
15 € full price for self-guided tours
11 € for children’s admission
12 € Reduced price for self-guided tour
44 € family admission
Guided tour available for €4
What’s included
- Visite guidée de la cité du Train
Opening times
From January 1st to March 31st : from 10am to 5pm
April 1 to October 31: 10am to 6pm
From November 1st to December 31st : from 10am to 5pm
Closed on December 25th
Highlights
- Collection unique au monde
- Le plus grand musée ferroviaire d'Europe
- Possibilité d'opter pour une visite guidée ou individuelle
Alsace
2 rue Alfred de Glehn
68200 Mulhouse I'm going by train!
68200 Mulhouse I'm going by train!
Cité du Train - Patrimoine SNCF find out more
About
Cité du Train - Patrimoine SNCF
With its unique collection of rolling stock, models, railway artefacts, posters and objets d'art, the Cité du Train, SNCF heritage museum in Mulhouse, bears witness to two centuries of railroad history in France - from the first steam locomotives to the TGV - and is now Europe's largest railway museum.
2 rue Alfred de Glehn
68200 Mulhouse
68200 Mulhouse
I'm going by train!
03 89 42 83 33
https://www.citedutrain.com/
