2025 Basel Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

📍Basel 🇨🇭 Carnival of Basel made me feel the enthusiasm of Swiss people. From the moment I stepped out of the train station and walked slowly towards the city center, I could already hear the lively crowd of the parade and the sound of various musical instruments. The most interesting part was the paper scraps dropping on each other. Whether adults or children, they would keep dropping paper scraps on you, catching you off guard. As compensation, they would give us candy or a small gadget. The only pity is that all the tourist attractions, such as the church museum, were not open that day. So next time I go to Switzerland, I will go to Basel again, and at least check in at the border of France, Germany and Switzerland. #Switzerland #Basel #carnivalofbasel #switzerland #suisse #globaltravel

Many people underestimate Basel and use it just as a gate to the triple border with France and Germany, but if you give a chance to the city you will see how many attractions there are waiting for you 😃 The historic city center with its cabbleston streets and flowers everywhere has unique charm. The crazy Tinguely fountain, modern art, graffiti, nice shops and the river among others will bring you unforgettable memories 😎 #voyagevibes #100waysoftravel #basel #switzerland #europetrip

🌟 Why Choose Switzerland? Switzerland, known as the "Back Garden of Europe," is like a fairytale all year round. Whether it's the lush greenery of spring, the vibrant energy of summer, the fiery red leaves of autumn, or the snowy landscapes of winter, Switzerland's beauty is always dreamlike. 📅 Best Travel Time Spring (March–May): Nature awakens, hills are lush, and valleys are full of flowers. Summer (June–August): The vibrant season in Switzerland, perfect for hiking and climbing. Autumn (September–November): The red leaves of the Alps and the autumn colors by the lake are breathtaking. Winter (December–February): A paradise for ski lovers, with picturesque snowy landscapes. 💰 Currency and Payment Switzerland uses Swiss Francs. Although VISA cards are widely accepted, it's recommended to carry some cash for emergencies. 📚 Visa Information As part of the Schengen Area, any Schengen visa allows you to travel freely in Switzerland. 🏠 Recommended Accommodation Lucerne: Picturesque lakes and mountains. Interlaken: A paradise for outdoor sports. Spiez: A perfect blend of vineyards and castles. Grindelwald: Stunning views of the Alps. Montreux: The home of jazz and wine. Zermatt: A great spot to view the Matterhorn. 📝 Travel Experience Checklist Climb the Matterhorn: Challenge yourself and enjoy the thrill of reaching the summit. Swiss Chocolate: Taste the world's most famous chocolate. Alpine Train: Travel through the mountains and enjoy the beauty of nature. International Red Cross Museum: Learn about the history of humanitarianism. Rowing on Lake Lucerne: Enjoy peaceful moments amidst beautiful scenery. Swiss Wine: Explore Swiss wine culture. Swiss Flower Show: Appreciate the natural beauty of Switzerland. Swiss Roll: Taste traditional Swiss cuisine. Basel Town Hall: Experience Swiss history and culture. Alpine Waterfalls: Feel the power of nature. Swiss Traditional Musical: Experience Swiss traditional culture. 📆 Itinerary Day 1: Depart from Beijing. Day 2: Arrive in Geneva, visit Evian and Montreux. Day 3: Lavaux Vineyard, Chillon Castle, Tasch, Zermatt. Day 4: Zermatt, Andermatt, Swiss Town. Day 5: Lauterbrunnen, Grindelwald, First Mountain, Murren, Interlaken, Thun. Day 7: Thun, Spiez, Iseltwald, Lungern, Lucerne, Zurich. Day 8: Zurich Golden Pass, Bern, Geneva. Day 9: Return to Beijing from Geneva. Day 10: Arrive in Beijing.

Basel is a cultural city in Switzerland, known for its rich cultural heritage, modern art galleries, food, and pleasant climate. 1. City Walk Old Town Basel: Explore charming medieval buildings, narrow streets, and ancient squares. Marktplatz: Try local Basel sausages and visit the town hall and Basel Minster. 2. Cultural Tour Kunstmuseum Basel: Houses world-class art from Europe, America, and Africa. Museum für Gegenwartskunst: A must-visit for modern art enthusiasts. 3. Food Exploration Local Dishes: Try Basler Läckerli and Swiss fondue. 4. Nature Rhine River: Take a walk, ride a bike, or take a boat tour. Schlosspark Spalentor: Enjoy the beauty of nature. 5. Shopping Spalenberg and Freie Strasse: Discover many fashion boutiques, exquisite jewelry stores, and art shops. Basler Marktplatz: A must-visit for treasure hunters. 6. Nightlife Boutique Bars and Live Music: Enjoy a fun night. 7. Featured Attractions Basler Münster: A masterpiece of Gothic and Roman architecture. Basler Rathaus: A Renaissance-style building known for its bright red exterior walls and exquisite murals. Marktplatz: The historical and commercial center of the city, known for its lively market and surrounding historical buildings. 8. Accommodation Recommendations Basel has many distinctive neighborhoods, from budget to luxury hotels, to meet different budgets and needs. Basel is a vibrant city where visitors interested in history, art, food, or nature can find their own fun.

I visited Hotel Märthof Basel during February 2023 together with my sister, and I can say for sure that we will definitely come back! It’s a relatively new high-end hotel in Basel, a perfect choice for your accommodation. I was first of all impressed by the service, as the staff were always kind, smiling and willing to help. Next is the interior design! The common areas were covered in black and gold colours and relaxed atmosphere. We stayed at the Marktplatz Suite which was huge with a really comfortable bed and a super aesthetic bathtub. The whole suite was beautifully decorated and offered an amazing view to the Marktplatz square. The breakfast included a great selection of everything we could ask for and the quality was excellent. Finally the views to the city from the rooftop are not to be missed! I totally recommend this hotel for your stay in Basel! #basel #vacation #luxuryhotel #besthotels #besthotels #switzerland #swiss

Last day in Switzerland trip and I end up at the Basel town heading to the AirPort before fly back to London. This is a border between three countries Switzerland, France and German so the people here are very unique. #couplestrip #staycation #tripblazers#awesomepic #MyTripVlog

As mentioned above, I will go to Switzerland to visit my friends for two weeks, than taking a plane to check-in early security check, and then both sides of the airport to get back to the city is not convenient, taking the train is a good option. Gare de Lyon is an important transportation hub in Paris, the railway crosses different countries and places, it is super busy, the 11:30 train, about five minutes ago saw the platform location on the screen, hurriedly said other family to enter the gate. The train from Paris to Basel, three and a half hours, someone checked tickets on the way; the carriage has two floors, I sit on the level luggage does not have to carry up and down, even face to face is still spacious. In the early years, I almost had my bag taken away on the train once, so since then, every midway stop I have looked at my luggage alertly, and I was lucky enough to arrive at Basel Central Station without any surprises, and got through more easily than I imagined. First time setting foot in Swiss territory, dragging two pieces of luggage thinking to take Uber, but a friend suggested taking the tram more convenient, was worried to go up and down can not drive, but found their car and footpath level is almost the same, before considering a sweep and empty, super courteous! #See the Earth in an instant

#Flower Viewing Strategy #Overseas Travel #Star Writers Rush Rush Basel is located at the junction of Germany and France, and is probably most famous for its Art Basel exhibition, which showcases the luxury goods of the era from various countries. But it’s actually beautiful here, and by spring there are even more flowers blooming everywhere. To enjoy the flowers, you can go to the riverside park at the junction of the three countries. You can find many flower trees here. Surprisingly, you can even see cherry blossoms in Switzerland! In addition, the city square has a fresh flower market every weekend, displaying flowers grown by different local farmers.

#basel is a town in Switzerland very close to France. The very interesting fact is that the airport of Basel is actually inside the territory of France. So if you land there you will have to pass the border entering Switzerland. Anyway, there is a public bus that runs to the town. #switzerland #happynewyear

❄️ Winter Holiday Guide to Basel, Switzerland 🇨🇭 If you're dreaming of charming cobblestone streets, festive lights, and a truly magical atmosphere, Basel should be on your winter bucket list. Tucked along the Rhine River, this Swiss city comes alive during the holiday season — blending centuries-old traditions with a cozy, fairy-tale charm. 🎄 1. Explore the Basel Christmas Markets Basel hosts two of the most beautiful Christmas markets in Switzerland: Barfüsserplatz Market: Located in the old town near the Barfüsserkirche. Expect traditional wooden stalls, festive treats, ornaments, and local crafts. Münsterplatz Market: In front of the stunning Basel Minster, this one has a magical view over the Rhine and a more tranquil vibe. 👉 Tip: Try the Raclette, Glühwein, and Basler Läckerli (spiced biscuits). 🏛️ 2. Wander the Old Town The Altstadt (Old Town) looks even more enchanting under twinkling lights and a light dusting of snow. Wander through narrow alleyways, visit Spalenberg Street for unique boutiques, and soak in the festive displays in shop windows. 🎨 3. Visit the Kunstmuseum or Fondation Beyeler Cold day? Warm up indoors with world-class art. Basel is known for its vibrant cultural scene. The Kunstmuseum houses everything from Old Masters to modern art, while Fondation Beyeler (just outside the city) offers a beautiful setting and exceptional exhibitions. 🕯️ 4. Don’t Miss the Advent Windows Each night from December 1–24, a new window is "opened" in the Adväntsbox tradition — a Basel twist on an Advent calendar, where different homes and businesses reveal decorated windows across the city. 🏰 5. Take in the Views from Basel Minster Climb to the top of this Gothic-style cathedral for panoramic views over the city, especially stunning with the rooftops dusted in snow. The Münsterplatz often has festive music and stalls too. 🚋 6. Ride the Basel Christmas Tram The "Märlitram" is a magical tram for kids (and nostalgic adults), where angels read Christmas stories as the tram rolls through the city. For grown-ups, just riding any tram during the holidays feels like stepping into a snow globe. ☕ 7. Cozy Cafés and Fondue Evenings Warm up in one of Basel’s many cute cafés — like Kaffeemacher or Zum Kuss. And when the sun sets early, book a spot for traditional Swiss fondue at a chalet-style restaurant or winter pop-up. 🎁 8. Local Shops & Winter Events Skip the big chains and visit local artisans, chocolatiers, and seasonal pop-ups. Basel also hosts classical concerts, festive choirs, and ice skating rinks during the holiday season. ✨ Why Visit Basel in Winter? Basel is smaller and cozier than Zurich, more traditional than Geneva, and yet incredibly international. The balance of history, culture, and Christmas magic makes it a perfect winter city escape — especially for those who love beautiful architecture, less crowded markets, and authentic Swiss charm.

#summervacay 📍 Location: Border of Switzerland, Germany & France ✈️ From Munich: 3.5h train → Zurich → Basel, or direct flight (45 min) 🏙️ Why Visit Basel? Basel is a historic city with beautifully preserved 13th–14th century architecture, untouched by wars. A perfect destination for a peaceful, scenic, and culturally rich walk—even on a tight schedule. 📍 Must-See Spots: 1. Basel Town Hall (Rathaus) Red Renaissance-style building with murals Weekly market on the square Eurovision 2025 opening was held here! 2. Middle Bridge (Mittlere Brücke) Historic stone bridge over the Rhine Ring the shore bell to summon a wood-powered ferry—a truly unique local experience 3. Basel Minster (Cathedral) Gothic cathedral built with red sandstone Stunning stained glass, Romanesque cloister, and views of the Rhine ✅ Tips: Walkable route: Rathaus → Bridge → Cathedral Grab some market snacks for a riverbank picnic Easy access via tram from Basel SBB train station TL;DR Summary: Basel is a peaceful gem on the Rhine River—walkable, scenic, and full of hidden historical beauty. A half-day is all you need to fall in love with this charming Swiss city. 🏷️ Hashtags: #Basel #SwitzerlandTravel #BaselTrip #HalfDayTour #HiddenGems #EuropeTravel #MedievalTown #HistoricCities #RhineRiver #SwissCityVibes

Since this trip was intended to travel on the Germany-Strasbourg/Colmar route and since we were already stopping by this area, we planned to go a little further south to visit Switzerland as well. This trip was a short 4 days 3 nights trip. If anyone wants to visit many countries, we recommend this route. You can visit Germany, France, and Switzerland, all 3 countries. Day 1: Strasbourg - Basel - Those who stay in Strasbourg/Colmar can take the train to Basel directly. Or if anyone has a Deustchland Ticket, you can take it back to Offenburg/Freiburg and there will be a train to Basel as well. - We stayed at Visionapartments Basel, which is an online check-in. They will send you the entrance code and room code. It is quite convenient and the room is minimalist. There is a kitchen for cooking, a fitness center, a swimming pool, and a shared kitchen. It is quite convenient. It is only a 10-minute walk from the train station. The room price is good too. However, since some rooms are on the road, there will be some noise from outside. - If you stay in Basel, you will receive an email with a discount for museum admission or free train rides in the city. (We saw the email almost the last day, so we only got to take the free train.) - Since the first day we arrived was quite cold and rainy, we just went shopping and cooked dinner in the room. Across from the station, there are fast food restaurants and supermarkets, very convenient. Or if you still have energy, you can take the tram into the city. Day 2: Basel Day Trip (Basler Münster/Old Town/Museum) - Basler Münster is an old church in the city with a view of the Rhein River. Behind it, you can see the view on the other side. You can go up to see the view from the top, but there is a small entrance fee. - Altstadt Kleinbasel/ Altstadt Grossbasel in the city has the old town, restaurants, and shopping streets. You can take the tram to get there. - Basel can be considered a city of museums, whether it is art/science/design/show. Art lovers must not miss it. - Museum Tinguely is a museum about the work of Jean Tinguely, which is kinetic art, and has a large collection of works. Day 3: Lauterbrunnen - Interlanken - In October, the weather is still quite changeable, sometimes cloudy, sometimes sunny. So we didn't plan exactly. We focused on the weather forecast. If it was sunny, we would go to Lauterbrunnen that day. The disadvantage of waiting for the weather is that the train tickets are quite expensive because we calculated that buying a pass is not worth it (round trip, 3,500 baht per person). But if you plan to stay long-term, buying a pass is more worth it. - First, we took the Bern-Internlaken route, changed trains to Lauterbrunnen (travel time about 2 hours). The train to Lauterbrunnen was very crowded. It was a short train, very crowded, no seats, and took about 15-20 minutes. - I must say that we didn't read any reviews. We focused on seeing it with our own eyes. However, we were still a bit confused about this town because the village was much smaller than we thought. However, we got to enjoy nature and the waterfall from the mountain. We could walk all the way and walk up to see the waterfall, but the path was steep and a bit wet, so we had to be careful. - We spent half a day walking. We still didn't find the photo spot we were looking for, so we gave up and walked back. But then we saw a Chinese tour group walking into a small alley with stairs right in the village. This was the angle we were looking for. It was a view of the mountains, the river, and if I remember correctly, there was a church. I regretted that it was quite cold when we went and the sun was blocked by the mountain, but it was better than nothing, so we walked across the bridge to the other side. This place is called Staubbachfall Viewpoint. - Since we still had to travel for another 2 hours, we missed the cable car (those who bought the Pass can use it for a discount). We took the train back to Interlaken and stopped for a 1-hour walk. The view of Interlaken Lake is really beautiful. Interlaken is suitable for those who want to visit many cities because it is right in the middle. There will be quite a few tourists. - Since Lauterbrunnen is a small city but there are a lot of tourists, we recommend buying some food to bring with you to eat on the train or find a bench to sit and eat while enjoying the view because the restaurants will be crowded. Day 4: Last Day in Basel - On the return day, we had a little time to buy souvenirs, which were mainly chocolate and some food. We recommend buying them at Super Coop because from walking around the city, there were hardly any souvenir shops, or if there were, they were very expensive. - On the Basel route, you can take a train back to France/Germany or Zurich. Another place I would recommend visiting is Bern, which we did not have time to stop by. But if you take a train through, there are beautiful places that are no less than other cities. #Switzerland #Swiss #TravelSwiss #TravelEuropeByYourself #TravelEuropeByYourself #TravelEurope #TravelPlan #MustGo #switzerland #switzerlandpictures #lauterbrunnen #lauterbrunnenvalley #lauterbrunnen #basel #baselcity #europetrip #europetrip #WhereToTravel #Europe #Europe #TravelPlanShare

#summervacay **🌿 Why Visit in Summer?** - **Tropical Oasis**: Escape the heat in the **Palm House** with its steamy rainforest vibes. - **Alpine Garden in Bloom**: Rare high-altitude flowers peak July–August. - **Free & Peaceful**: A shaded retreat from Basel’s busy streets. **📍 Location:** - **University of Basel** (next to the Spalentor medieval gate). - **Address**: Schönbeinstrasse 6, 4056 Basel. **⏰ Hours & Admission:** - **Open daily** 8:00–18:00 (greenhouses close at 17:00). - **Free entry** (donations welcome). **🔍 Hidden Gems:** 1. **Carnivorous Plants**: Seek out Venus flytraps in the **Victoria House**. 2. **Medicinal Herb Garden**: 500+ species used in pharmacy history. 3. **300-Year-Old Ginkgo Tree**: Planted when the garden was founded (1589!). **🚶♂️ Cool Nearby:** - **Spalentor**: Snap pics of Basel’s most iconic gate. - **Mittlere Brücke**: 5-min walk to Rhine River dips. **Pro Tip:** Combine with the **Tinguely Museum** (quirky kinetic art + AC!).

Basel, the cultural gem of northwestern Switzerland 🇨🇭, is situated at the tri-border area of Switzerland, France, and Germany, making it Switzerland's third-largest city. Renowned for its high-density artistic atmosphere with nearly 40 museums, it's hailed as the "Cultural Heart of Switzerland." The Rhine River flows through the city, dividing it into Grossbasel (Greater Basel) on the left bank and Kleinbasel (Lesser Basel) on the right. The Gothic-style Basel Minster, built from red sandstone, overlooks the city where modern architecture blends with medieval alleyways, and pharmaceutical giants coexist with art studios, creating Basel's unique charm. 🌅 Stop 1⃣: Basel Minster – The Soulful Summit of the Old Town Climb 250 steps to the cathedral terrace for panoramic views of the Rhine and the old town. The red sandstone façade and stained-glass windows shimmer in the morning light. Don’t miss the medieval frescoes and cloisters inside, and catch live art performances at the cathedral square on weekends! 🛍️ Stop 2⃣: Old Town Stroll – A Time-Traveling Alleyway Adventure From the minster, wander through the old town to Basel Town Hall. This brick-red landmark dazzles with Art Nouveau murals and colorful tiles, while its inner courtyard boasts elegant arcades and a charming fountain. 🎨 Stop 3⃣: Where Art Meets Mechanics – Tinguely Fountain & Kunstmuseum 🌟 Tinguely Fountain: Located in front of Basel Theatre, this kinetic sculpture by Swiss artist Jean Tinguely, crafted from scrap metal, comes alive with water-spouting mechanical movements—a perfect photo op! 🌟 Kunstmuseum Basel: Just a 5-minute walk away, Switzerland’s oldest public art museum houses masterpieces by Van Gogh and Picasso! 🌟 Lunch Tip: Head to the nearby food plaza for global bites—try Swiss cheese fondue with rösti or Basel-style veal. 🏙️ Stop 4⃣: Modern Architecture Meets Nature – Novartis Campus & Rhine Promenade 🌟 Novartis Campus: A 15-minute walk or 2 tram stops from the museum, this is an architectural wonderland. The Novartis Pavilion, designed by an Italian architect, features a media façade of solar panels that light up at sunset, while its "Wonders of Medicine" exhibit explores life sciences through interactive displays. 🌟 Rhine Promenade: Stroll back to the old town along the river, passing the harbor where locals swim in summer. Sip white wine with smoked salmon at a riverside bistro, soaking in Mediterranean vibes! 🌆 Stop 5⃣: Rhine River Cruise – Silhouettes at Dusk Board a boat near the minster for a 1-hour city tour. Glide past the Middle Bridge and St. Alban’s Wall as historic and modern landmarks merge into a twilight masterpiece. Onboard, savor Swiss wine and snacks—don’t miss the local desserts! 🍷 Stop 6⃣: Old Town Dinner & Nightlife Dine at a hidden century-old tavern in the old town. Must-tries: flour soup and roasted pork knuckle with sauerkraut, paired with a Basel Pinot Noir. For night owls, Kleinbasel’s bar district offers craft beers at lively breweries! Basel’s magic lies in its seamless blend of history and modernity. As you wander its cobblestone streets, watch the Rhine rush by, and listen to buskers’ melodies, you’ll find the city’s soul in every corner’s detail!

Basel, the city where the borders of Switzerland, France and Germany meet

🗓️Itinerary: May 23-May 29 Day 1: Basel and Bern Day 2: Geneva and Lausanne Tour (Basel at dusk) Day 3: Basel 3-nation half marathon in the morning (3laenderlauf.org), Zurich in the afternoon, Basel in the evening Day 4: Zurich, Liechtenstein, Rhine Falls Day 5: Lucerne, Interlaken, Bern (Zurich at dusk) Day 6: Lake Zurich [Tips] You must buy a TravelPass and try to avoid taxis (even if you have to use them). It is recommended to use Uber

The broadcast took place on the Arena plus stadium from Basel, Switzerland. It was a lot of fun watching the performances of all the participants and guest musicians and do the activities prepared by the organizers. Moreover, it was easy to find the stadium and vote. The organisers were kind and helpful too! 🎵 #eurovision #eurovisionsongcontest #music #musicfestival #switzerland #travel #fun #travelswitzerland

#cityplaybook 📍Address: Basel, Switzerland. Basel, nestled where Switzerland, France, and Germany meet, is a captivating city renowned for its world-class museums, vibrant art scene, and stunning architecture. A blend of medieval charm and modern dynamism, Basel offers a unique and unforgettable experience for every visitor. Basel Highlights: Basel Minster: This stunning Gothic cathedral boasts a rich history and breathtaking architecture. Climb the tower for panoramic city views. Kunstmuseum Basel: Explore a world-class collection of paintings and sculptures, showcasing masterpieces from the 15th century to the present day. It's a must for art lovers. Zoo Basel: Discover a diverse range of animals from around the globe in this renowned zoo. It's a fantastic experience for families and animal enthusiasts. The best time to visit is during the spring or fall for comfortable temperatures and fewer crowds. Enjoy your time!

#cityplaybook #familytrip #localguides #historicallandmarks #postandearn Basel is one of those cities that quietly surprises you—and then completely wins you over. Located on the banks of the Rhine River, near the borders of France and Germany, Basel blends Swiss precision with European flair. It’s a city that pulses with creativity, history, and multicultural charm. I started exploring in Altstadt Grossbasel (Old Town), where narrow medieval streets are lined with colorful buildings, quirky fountains, and stylish boutiques. The towering Basel Minster, made of red sandstone with patterned roof tiles, offers breathtaking views from its twin towers—don’t miss the climb if you're up for it. One of the most memorable moments for me was walking across the Mittlere Brücke, the historic bridge over the Rhine, as river ferries drifted silently below. Locals in business suits and students alike relax on the riverbanks—a perfect snapshot of Basel’s balance between tradition and modernity. Then came the art—so much art. Basel is home to nearly 40 museums! The Kunstmuseum stunned me with works by Picasso, van Gogh, and Holbein, while the Fondation Beyeler in nearby Riehen felt like walking through a dream of light and color. If you visit in June, the Art Basel fair is a global must-see. Best Time to Visit: May to September: Perfect weather for outdoor cafes, river swims, and festivals. December: The Basel Christmas Market is one of the most enchanting in Switzerland. Travel Tips: Try the “Rheinschwimmen”—floating down the Rhine with a waterproof bag like a local! Grab a bite at Markthalle, a vibrant indoor food hall with global flavors. Day trips to Colmar (France) or Freiburg (Germany) are just a train ride away. Location: Basel, Canton of Basel-Stadt, Switzerland #BeautifulBasel #RhineRiverVibes #SwissCultureHub #ArtInBasel #BaselMinsterViews #MuseumLoversParadise #HiddenSwitzerland #OldTownWander #RheinschwimmenExperience #TravelBasel

#kualalumpurguide Step into the sophisticated charm of Mövenpick Hotel Basel, where Swiss hospitality meets contemporary elegance in an unforgettable retreat. This architectural gem offers stunning city views, impeccable service, and thoughtfully designed spaces that blend comfort with refinement. Imagine unwinding in stylish rooms adorned with modern touches, indulging in exquisite dining crafted from the finest ingredients, or savoring moments of tranquility in a setting that exudes effortless luxury. Mövenpick Hotel Basel isn’t just about accommodation—it’s about elevating every stay with warmth and precision. At Mövenpick Hotel Basel, every detail is crafted with excellence, from personalized service to curated experiences that balance relaxation and exploration. Whether you're discovering Basel’s cultural richness, hosting a seamless business event, or simply indulging in a moment of serenity, this hotel ensures an experience that lingers far beyond your stay. Come for the impeccable comfort, stay for the refined hospitality—this is where Swiss excellence meets contemporary indulgence.

Basel is the third-largest city in Switzerland, after Zurich and Geneva. It is located in the northwest corner of Switzerland, bordering Alsace, France to the northwest, and the Black Forest Mountains of Germany to the northeast. The Rhine River flows northeast through the city, dividing Basel into two parts: Greater Basel on the west bank and Lesser Basel on the east bank. The city center of Basel is formed around the Town Hall and the University of Basel, which was built in the 14th century. Narrow streets and bridges built across the Rhine River are characteristic of Basel. No motor vehicles are allowed in the city center except for passenger streetcars. Basel is a center for chemicals and manufacturing, and is home to the famous Novartis and Roche Groups.

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#SpringTravel 📍Location: Polaris Church Garden 🚇Transportation: From SBB, take two stops to Zoo Bachletten Station When spring comes to Basel, the small garden in front of Polaris Church is especially beautiful when the plum blossoms are in full bloom. Here, in a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, the white plum blossoms are in full bloom, making it feel like you are in a dream garden. Every spring, this place is a popular spot for tourists and photography enthusiasts. When you enter the garden, the surrounding green trees and white plum blossoms create a beautiful landscape. The petals fluttering in the wind are as quiet and beautiful as a scene from a painting. Here, you can enjoy the tranquility of nature's gifts and capture beautiful moments. If you want to get away from the noise of the city and relax in nature, the plum blossom field in front of Polaris Church is a hidden gem that you must visit in spring.

Basel, Switzerland, is a city full of multicultural charm, as it borders Germany and France across the border. The ancient historical background and modern art scene blend together to provide visitors with the charm of both the old and the new. In this article, we will introduce Basel's attractive tourist spots and the city's features. Basel's Historical Center The most attractive thing about Basel is its historical center. Walking through the old town, you can feel the moment when the past and the present intersect, passing through beautiful buildings and cobblestone streets that still retain a strong medieval atmosphere. Basel Cathedral, which can be said to be the symbol of Basel, is impressive with its magnificent Gothic architecture and beautiful interior. The view of the Rhine River from the cathedral is also spectacular, and it is especially well-known for the beautiful reflections on the river at sunset. The Rhine and Beautiful Bridges Basel is located along the Rhine River, which runs through the center of the city. Many beautiful bridges are built to cross this river, the most famous of which are Karlsbrücke and Marktbrücke. From these bridges, you can enjoy the cityscape and the riverside scenery, and the scenery floating on the river is very attractive. In addition, from spring to summer, boat tours are also popular on the Rhine, and the city of Basel seen from the river also shows a different beauty. Basel's museums and art scene Basel is also famous as a city of art and culture. Art lovers from all over the world visit the annual art fair Art Basel. This event is a rare opportunity to experience the forefront of contemporary art, and it is a place where galleries and artists from all over the world gather. Basel is also dotted with many excellent museums. The most famous of these are the Basel Kunstmuseum and the Fondation Biennale, and the Basel Kunstmuseum in particular is one of the world's most highly acclaimed museums. It exhibits a wide range of art works from ancient times to the present, and is a must-see spot for art fans. Basel's gourmet food Basel is also known as a city of gourmet food. There are many restaurants along the Rhine, especially where you can enjoy a meal while enjoying the river view. While Basel cuisine is influenced by French cuisine, it also offers traditional Swiss cuisine. Sausages and fondue are must-try dishes. Restaurants and cafes that use local specialties also serve dishes that make the most of local ingredients. Entertainment and Events in Basel Basel is also a city that hosts many entertainment and events throughout the year. In the spring, the Basel Carnival is held, where people dressed in colorful costumes parade through the city. This carnival is known as one of the largest in Switzerland, and it brings excitement to the city of Basel. Basel's opera house and theaters also host many performances throughout the year. Summary Basel is a city where its historical charm and modern art scene are exquisitely harmonious. The ancient cathedrals and bridges, as well as the scenery along the Rhine, will impress anyone who visits. A city where art and culture liven up, there are many attractions to visit, such as museums and delicious food. Be sure to visit Basel and experience the multicultural charm of Switzerland. #Travel in Switzerland #Basel #Art and Culture #Historical Buildings #Rhine #Switzerland Tourism #Spring 0 Yen Trip

✨Hotel Highlights ♨️Amenities 🛁Room Environment 🍽️Breakfast is very good 🛎️Hotel Service 💗Guest Experience The hotel is in a very quiet location and close to everywhere The hotel gives you a city transport card and us a card to allow us to enter some museums at half price. Overall, everything was nice, I was satisfied, the employees were also friendly :)))))

#MarchTravelSupportEvent The Spalen Gate in the old town of Basel, Switzerland, was a fortress built in the 1400s and is said to be the most outstanding of the three existing city gates. Most of the major supplies brought in for the city from other regions could pass through this gate.