Hertz Mulhouse Airport Car Hire

With a rental car the best way to visit the city of Mulhouse (Mulhouse in English) in the East of the country France, without being dependent on other forms of transport offers. Located in the region of Alsace, Mulhouse has experienced about 110,000 inhabitants and thus is a town in Haut-Rhin department and to Strasbourg the second largest in Alsace. The town lies from geographical point of view directly in the so-called triangle of Switzerland, Germany and France and forms together with the cities of Freiburg, Belfort, Basel, Colmar and Montbéliard in the Centre of a region with more than two million inhabitants. If you decide for a sightseeing tour with a rental car, available in the entire city numerous car hire agencies available.

Rent a car at the airport of Mulhouse

International Airport EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg offers the service of all major car hire companies directly on site, so that nothing in the way a website with a hire car. The airport is located about 30 km southeast of Mulhouse and 6 km northwest from Basel and is located on the French motorway A35. The airport is the only one that is operated jointly by two countries worldwide. Also for the Southwest German region he becomes a very important time, so that he received the additional name of Freiburg in 1987. Regularly, objectives, such as Helsinki, Algiers, are served by here Marseille and Geneva.

Monument in Mulhouse

The city centre of Mulhouse is divided into an upper and a lower town. The total size of the city historic centre of Mulhouse is very small and open. Earlier above all the craftsmen and merchants lived in the areas of the lower town. Developed from the place de la Réunion (unification square), you can visit even today some houses from the time of the middle ages and even the remains of the former city wall in the lower town. The upper town was founded in the course of the 13th century. In contrast to the lower town, especially numerous different monastic orders settled on which include among others the Franciscans, the Maltese and the Augustinians. The probably most impressive sights in Mulhouse are the Evangelical Stephanskirche Temple Saint-Étienne, the Town Hall in the style of the Renaissance, the Church of St. Fridolin, and the over 110 meter high tower of Europe on the European square.