A wine tasting right in the vineyard, a digital tour of the Stolpersteine memorial plaques or a bike ride each offer a different way to experience Müllheim. Müllheim in the Markgräflerland can be explored through wine, local history and outdoor activities; its offerings vary both in subject matter and format.
Wine tastings right in the vineyards
Exclusive wine tastings are offered in Müllheim’s vineyards, right among the vines and in the associated vineyard hut. Guests taste the wines together with Müllheim winemakers where the vines grow and thrive. The setting itself becomes part of the tasting. Dates and availability may vary by season. If you would like to include a wine tasting in your trip, check both in advance.
Jewish history and museum
The digital tour of Jewish history takes you to the Stolpersteine memorial plaques dotted around the town and begins in the town center. Short texts and audio files tell the stories of the families who lived there. You can take the tour on foot or by bike using a smartphone or tablet; it is also suitable for groups and school classes. The subject and the mode of travel are both part of the same offering.
The Markgräfler Museum Müllheim offers bookable guided tours and museum experiences for groups at its Blankenhorn-Palais and Frick-Mühle locations. These include school classes, kindergarten groups, private groups, clubs and businesses. Those looking for a guided tour or museum experience for a group will find a dedicated bookable offering here.
Nature conservation, hiking and cycling
The focus of the Innerberg nature reserve, in the Müllheim subdistrict, is the conservation of its thermophilic downy oak forest. Thermophilic means heat-loving and describes this nature reserve’s distinctive relationship with its forest.
There are selected routes for hiking, running and Nordic walking in and around Müllheim. Options range from walks through the vineyards to multi-day tours. Cycling options vary by riding style: there are bike tours for families, challenging mountain bike tours, leisurely rides between wine-growing towns and road cycling tours. The routes pass through Müllheim, along the Baden Wine Route and through the Markgräflerland. You can first choose how you want to get around, then select a tour based on its regional setting.
Getting here and finding your way around
Müllheim is accessible by car, train, plane, on foot or by bike. Car-sharing services and EV charging stations are available locally. Guests can use local public transport free of charge with the KONUS Guest Card. St. Martin’s Church on Wilhelmstraße is a useful local landmark: its central location makes it easy to reach on foot.
Many destinations in the wider Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald region are accessible by train. The KONUS Guest Card provides free use of local and regional trains and buses throughout the Black Forest. This regional information complements the guidance on activities in Müllheim.
Wine tastings may vary by season; the digital tour can be done on foot or by bike, while cycling routes differ by riding style. So consider whether a date you need to confirm, a cultural tour or a particular style of cycling will be the deciding factor for your trip.
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Go to the main travel overview: Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald.
