The Mulhouse City Pass is the ideal tourist pass for visiting Mulhouse and the surrounding area. It gives you free admission to 1 museum or 1 emblematic Mulhouse site of your choice, plus access to 11 other partner sites at reduced rates!

*Pass France cannot be held responsible for any changes in prices or unavailability of services. &nbsp;Please check opening times with the various service providers.

Le Mulhouse City Pass est valable 3 jours cons&eacute;cutifs, &agrave; compter de la premi&egrave;re utilisation.

Mulhouse City Pass, votre sésame pour visiter Mulhouse et ses environs est disponible sur la plateforme 100% française Pass France. Visitez plus Mulhouse et dépensez moins !

Mulhouse City Pass

Visiter Mulhouse avec Mulhouse City Pass

The Mulhouse City Pass is the ideal tourist pass for visiting Mulhouse and the surrounding area. It gives you free admission to 1 museum or 1 emblematic Mulhouse site of your choice, plus access to 11 other partner sites at reduced rates!

*Pass France cannot be held responsible for any changes in prices or unavailability of services. &nbsp;Please check opening times with the various service providers.

The Mulhouse City Pass is valid for 3 consecutive days from the first use.

City Pass Mulhouse

Date &amp; opening hours:&nbsp;The abbey church is open all over the year (except during services) from 9am to 6pm.

Free entrance - The Saint Pierre and Paul Abbey

Count Rudolf of Altenbourg founded an Abbey on his estate at Ottmarsheim which was destined for the Benedictines and consecrated in 1049 by the Alsatian Pope Leo IX. much has been written about this edifice and many studies were dedicated to it during the Renaissance period because of the octagonal shape, like a pagan temple, inspired directly from the Palatine Chapel of Aix-la-Chapelle. Many authors were nonplussed by the Abbey and some even thought that it was a temple to the god Mars. A number of fires have marked the history of the Abbey Church, the first being in 1272. Restoration work has revealed the magnificent frescoes of the 11th and 15th centuries. However, a serious fire in 1991 caused considerable damage. It was only in 1999 that the building once more revealed its splendour following extensive work. Ottmarsheim Abbey Church is classified as a historical monument and forms part of the Romanesque Route. Guided tours are organised all year round in French and German.

Free entrance - The Saint Pierre and Paul Abbey

Heritage sites

En Réduction avec le Mulhouse City Pass

14.00 €

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