Stories of Basel's Old Town
oin us on a journey back through the ages. There can be few other cityscapes where buildings dating back as far as the fifteenth century engage so harmoniously and vibrantly with the contemporary creations of internationally distinguished architects.
Living Wunderkammer
Join passionate art collector Andreas Häner on an inspiring tour of his private art and curiosity chamber in the former Corso cinema.
Historisches Museum Basel Haus zum Kirschgarten
The magnificent Kirschgarten House – built between 1775 and 1780 as the home and office of a Basel silk ribbon manufacturer – is one of Switzerland’s principal museums of domestic life.
Tour of the Jakob’s Basler Leckerly manufactury with packing workshop
Explore the exciting world of Switzerland’s oldest biscuit manufactury .
Historisches Museum Basel Barfüsserkirche
The permanent exhibition spotlights Basel's historic identity at the crossroads between three cultures: Swiss, German and French.
Free guided tours of Roche Building 2
At 205 metres tall, Roche's Building 2 is the tallest inhabitable building in Switzerland.
Treasure hunt with Basil
An exciting voyage of discovery through Basel – specially for the juniors.
Form meets function – guided tour of the FHNW Muttenz Campus
The FHNW Muttenz Campus, created by the renowned architectural firm Pool Architekten, is an architectural masterpiece that impresses with its striking cube-like shape (64.5 × 72 × 64.5 metres) and innovative interior design. This distinctive building forms the eastern end of the Muttenz business park and is located right next to the railway tracks of the Basel-Muttenz marshalling yard – one of the largest of its kind in Europe.