Mulhouse

Mulhouse is a city in eastern France located in the Alsace region near the borders with Germany and Switzerland. Known as France's "Manchester" due to its rich industrial heritage, the city was historically a major center for textile manufacturing and is famous for its exceptional museums, including the Cité de l'Automobile (featuring the world's largest car collection) and the Cité du Train railway museum. Today, Mulhouse serves as an important economic hub in the Upper Rhine region with a population of approximately 110,000.