Illustration of a christmas market scene (Mulhouse Christmas Market)
Christmas Markets

Mulhouse Christmas Market

Visitors can wander through wooden chalets featuring local producers, restaurateurs, and artisans offering handcrafted holiday gifts and regional decorations. Traditional Alsatian culinary treats such as flammekueches, pretzels, manalas, and bredalas can be enjoyed alongside spiced mulled wine and gingerbread. The celebration also highlights the city's textile heritage with a specially created annual Christmas fabric adorning shop windows and festive displays.

What to Expect

Features an exclusive annual Christmas fabric decorating the historic city center.

Event Details

Ages

All ages

Neighborhood

City Center

Timed Entry

No

Organizer

Mulhouse Alsace Agglomération

Food & Drink

Chalets offer flammekueches, bretzels, manalas, bredalas, spiced mulled wine, gingerbread, and other local treats.

Local Insight & Ratings

Family Friendly

🎄 🎄 🎄 🎄 ⚪ (4/5)

Best For

Fans of alsatian food, crafts, and christmas shopping

Vibe

Festive and traditional

Energy Level

Moderate

Photo Friendly

High

Weather Sensitivity

High

Location

Centre-ville, Mulhouse
2 rue Pierre et Marie Curie, 68100 Mulhouse, France
Mulhouse
68100

Know Before You Go

  • Hours: Mon–Thu 11h–20h; Fri 11h–21h; Sat 10h–21h; Sun 10h–20h; Dec 24 11h–18h; Dec 26 12h–21h; Dec 27 10h–18h.
  • Parking: The page recommends public transport. A P+Tram ticket costs €2 and covers parking for the day at P+Tram Nouveau Bassin or P+Tram Université plus a return bus or tram trip for everyone in the car, up to seven people, provided they travel together on the Soléa network both ways. Parking costs €3 for four hours at Centre, Porte Jeune, Réunion, Maréchaux and Porte Haute car parks. Centre-city street parking is free on Sundays and public holidays, and daily from 12:00–14:00 and 19:00–09:00.

Tips & Advice

  • Take the bus or tram instead of driving into the centre, since public transport is the recommended way to reach the market.
  • Park at P+Tram Nouveau Bassin or P+Tram Université, where one ticket covers the day's parking and a return trip for up to seven people travelling together.
  • If you need street parking, come on a Sunday or public holiday, when parking on the city-centre streets is free.
  • Stop at the Boutique aux Étoffes in the Hôtel de Ville for the 2026 'Jardin d'hiver' fabric and items made from it by local creators.
  • Come on a Sunday before Christmas to pair the chalets with gift shopping, because city-centre shops also open on those Sundays.

Special Events & Promotions

  • New for 2026: the 'Jardin d'hiver' Christmas fabric by Manon During and Julie Fouilland mixes red, white and green with orange and champagne tones.
  • City-centre shops open on the Sundays before Christmas.
  • One P+Tram ticket covers a day's parking at Nouveau Bassin or Université plus a return bus or tram trip for up to seven people travelling together.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I eat and drink?

Producers and restaurateurs in the chalets serve spiced mulled wine, gingerbread and Alsatian specialties. These include flammekueches, pretzels, manalas (brioche men) and bredalas (small Alsatian Christmas biscuits).

What is the Christmas fabric, and where can I buy it?

Each year a fabric is created specially for the market. The 2026 design, 'Jardin d'hiver', decorates the shop windows. You can buy it at the Boutique aux Étoffes on the ground floor of the Hôtel de Ville (Musée Historique) on Place de la Réunion, in the heart of the market. The shop also sells made-in-Alsace products from about twenty local creators.

Where should I park?

The P+Tram ticket lets you park for the day at P+Tram Nouveau Bassin or P+Tram Université, with a return trip by bus or tram for everyone in the car. You can also use the Centre, Porte Jeune, Réunion, Maréchaux and Porte Haute car parks. Street parking in the centre is free on Sundays and public holidays.

What's the best way to get there?

Public transport is the recommended way to reach the market, using the Soléa bus and tram network.

Are the shops open on Sundays?

Yes. City-centre shops open on the Sundays before Christmas, so you can combine the market with gift shopping.

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Last Updated: Oct 20, 2026
Original Submitter: Sep 17, 2025 The Christmas Events Near Me editorial team