A Journey Through Railway History at Cité du Train

The Cité du Train, located in Mulhouse, France, is Europe's largest railway museum, showcasing the evolution of trains from their inception in 1827 to today.

Founded as the successor to the musée français du chemin de fer, it preserves the heritage of SNCF with over 60,000 m² of exhibitions. Unique architectural elements and immersive audiovisual presentations make it an essential destination for train enthusiasts and historians alike.

Must-See Wonders

🚂 Scenic Route: Engage with 27 artifacts highlighting various themes in a dynamic atmosphere.

🚆 Platforms of History: Explore 64 railway items illustrating France’s railway timeline.

🚄 Railway Panorama: Enjoy the exhibition and outdoor space with views of contemporary trains.

Visitors can access the museum for a fee, making it ideal for families, tourists, and history buffs to explore the rich history of rail transport.