Discover Müllheim in the Markgräflerland

Müllheim in the Markgräflerland offers several different ways to shape your stay: Jewish town history, vineyards, and activities on foot and by bike. If you’re looking for a hotel in Müllheim, these interests can help you plan a themed trip. Groups can also consider bookable guided tours at the Markgräfler Museum and the digital tour of Jewish history.

Culture and Jewish Town History

The Markgräfler Museum Müllheim offers bookable guided tours and museum experiences for groups at its Blankenhorn-Palais and Frick-Mühle sites. These include school classes, kindergarten groups, private groups, clubs and businesses. If you’re traveling as a group, you can include the museum as a specific stop in your itinerary.

The digital tour of Jewish history in Müllheim leads to the Stolpersteine (stumbling stones) scattered throughout the town and starts in the town center. You can take it on foot or by bike with a smartphone or tablet; short texts and audio files tell the stories of the families who lived there. The tour is also suitable for groups and school classes. Thanks to its central location, Martinskirche on Wilhelmstraße is easy to reach on foot.

Vineyards and Nature Conservation

Müllheim’s vineyards offer exclusive wine tastings directly among the vines and in the adjoining vineyard hut. You can taste the wines with local winegrowers from Müllheim where the grapes grow and ripen. Dates and availability may vary by season, so if you want to make a wine tasting a firm part of your plans, it’s best to check in advance.

The focus of the nature reserve at Innerberg, in the part of Müllheim known as Teilgemarkung Müllheim, is the preservation of the thermophilic—or warmth-loving—downy oak forest. This is a specific conservation effort that highlights Müllheim’s connection with nature.

On Foot and by Bike

Müllheim and its surroundings offer selected routes for hiking, running and Nordic walking. These range from walks through the vineyards to multi-day tours, offering everything from routes through wine country to longer excursions.

Cycling options include family rides, challenging mountain bike tours, leisurely rides between winegrowing villages and road cycling tours. They take you through Müllheim, along the Baden Wine Route and through the Markgräflerland. When planning, you can take both the type of tour and the landscape described into account without treating these different offerings as interchangeable.

Getting Here and Getting Around

Two things can help with your decision: how to get to Müllheim and how to get around once you’re there. You can reach Müllheim by car, train, plane, bike or on foot. Locally, there are car-sharing services and EV charging stations; guests can use public transport free of charge with the KONUS guest card. This gives you a choice of ways to get here and local mobility options when planning your trip.

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