Combined ticket Écomusée d'Alsace X Cité du Train

What if your next outing in Alsace took you both to an authentic village from centuries past… and aboard some of history’s finest trains? Now it can, thanks to the new combined ticket for the Écomusée d’Alsace and the Cité du Train – Patrimoine SNCF.

An exciting new way to explore Alsace

The Écomusée d’Alsace and the Cité du Train have teamed up to offer you a day (or a weekend!) full of discoveries. At one, explore half-timbered houses, traditional crafts and the lively atmosphere of a reconstructed Alsatian village. At the other, discover more than 200 years of railway history at Europe’s largest railway museum, in Mulhouse.

Two iconic attractions celebrating the region’s heritage, two unique atmospheres, and one shared promise: plenty to marvel at.

The Cité du Train: a must-see in Mulhouse

Located in the heart of Mulhouse, the Cité du Train – Patrimoine SNCF houses an exceptional collection of locomotives, passenger carriages and rare railway vehicles and equipment. From the earliest steam locomotives to TGV high-speed trains, the story of France’s railways unfolds before your eyes. A fascinating museum for train enthusiasts… and curious visitors of all ages!

The combined ticket: everything you need to know

The combined ticket is available now until 3 January 2027. It allows you to visit both museums at a reduced rate:

• Adult: €29
• Child (ages 4–17): €19

Tickets are available exclusively at the ticket desks of the two museums — remember to ask when you arrive. Before your visit, make sure you check the Écomusée d’Alsace’s opening days and times, as these vary with the seasons.

Who is it for?

This combined ticket is perfect for families with children, tourists keen to experience the best of Alsace during their stay, and curious locals who have yet to explore one of the two museums. Culture, history and living heritage: the two attractions complement each other perfectly for a rewarding and memorable day out.

See you soon? Plan your visit to the Écomusée d’Alsace and make the most of the combined ticket to take home twice as many memories.