Getting in Mulhouse is possible by a number of ways because the transportation infrastructure around the city is very well developed. You can take the roadway, the railway or the air route to travel to Mulhouse. The place is located in Alsace, France, but this place being near the border region of Switzerland has certain transport facilities, which are jointly dealt by both the countries.
Getting in Mulhouse by Air
The airport of Mulhouse, the EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is located in the border region of France with Switzerland. This is an international airport, where flights arrive from many European cities. The airport is not located inside the Mulhouse city but some twenty-five kilometers away from the place. The places, which are connected to Mulhouse by airways, include Malaga, Vienna, Nice, Istanbul, Berlin, Zurich, Warsaw, Bordeux, Madrid, Marrakech, Rome, Budapest, Napoli, Stockholm Skavsta, Dusseldorf, Tenerife, Algiers, Porto, London CLY, Paris CDG, Barcelona, Dublin, Amsterdam, Alicante, Frankfurt, Liverpool, Paris Orly, Munich and Hamburg.
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Getting in Mulhouse By Roadways
Several Motorways link Mulhouse city to Paris, Switzerland, Lyon and certain places in Germany. Tourists can hire cars or travel by buses that leave for Mulhouse. Given below are the names of motorways and the places they link Mulhouse with:
- The A35 Motorway links Mulhouse with Strasbourg.
- To access Mulhouse from Switzerland, the traveler must take the roads, N2, followed by A35 and then A36.
- Both Lyon and Paris are accessible from Mulhouse by taking the Motorways A36 and then A6 from Beaune.
- While traveling from Germany, the travelers have to first take A5 Motorway and then A 36 from the city of Frankfurt.
Reaching Mulhouse by Railways
There are three main railway lines adjoining to the city of Mulhouse. These include Italy-Switzerland-Belgium route, the Lyon-Merseille-Nice-Montpellier route and the Paris-Bale route. Trains are fast means of transport but they can only be used by travelers from select few countries.
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