Steinbach Park

In the heart of Mulhouse, Steinbach Park is a green haven perfect for strolling, relaxing, or spending time with family. The park invites relaxation, picnics, and play, especially with its area dedicated to young children. Its history dates back to 1798, when manufacturer Blech, owner of the current Museum of Fine Arts, acquired the land and filled in part of the old city moats to create a garden extending to Sauvage Street. Over time, its size gradually decreased with the construction of buildings like the theater and the filling in of the Sinne moat. In 1893, G. Steinbach, the new owner, bequeathed the house and gardens to the city, which turned it into a public space. The park, which once housed production greenhouses, then opened to all.