35 Attractions
Basel Region
In addition to featuring a large collection of design classics, the Vitra Museum in Weil am Rhein is also a who's who of the architecture scene. Here you'll find buildings by Frank O. Gehry and Zaha Hadid as well as by Tadao Ando, Álvaro Siza, Nicholas Grimshaw and SANAA.
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Dreispitz – which was formerly known purely for its light industry and warehouses – is being transformed as it fills up with apartments, schools and arts institutions. Well-known names in the contemporary architecture scene have created exciting projects here that have given the area a facelift. And the transformation is still under way.
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Basel Region
Back to Roman times! The largest archaeological park in Switzerland offers more than thirty surprising, unique and exciting sights including the most impressive Roman theatre north of the Alps, the atmospheric Roman house and, on display, in the museum the largest collection of late antique silver.
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The point at which Germany, France and Switzerland converge and boats sail off towards the North Sea is also a transport hub for the supply of raw materials to Switzerland. A unique meeting place for three countries, languages and cultures.
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Basel Region
The moated castle of Bottmingen, a community to the southwest of Basel, is a highlight for all romantics. Dating from the 13th century, it is one of the few such buildings in Switzerland that are still intact.
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Deutschland
The castle of Bürgeln, a manor house in Germany's Markgräflerland, is well worth a visit. Begun in 1762 and completed two years later, it is now a popular venue for seminars and other events.
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Frankreich
The Château Haut-Koenigsbourg is located in the heart of the Alsace wine-growing region. Entering through the doors of the impressive château is like taking a trip back to the Middle Ages.
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Frankreich
The journey to Colmar is a magical trip through hilltop vineyards and flower-filled villages.
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Basel Region
This hike along the old, disused Hauenstein railway line from Pratteln via Liestal and Sissach to Läufelfingen is a real treat, with plenty to see and discover along the way – not only for train lovers!
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Basel Region
The Dom (cathedral) is the undisputed landmark of Arlesheim. This idyllic village situated in the canton of Basel is also worth a visit for its impressive English gardens.
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Basel Region
The world’s longest pedestrian and cyclist suspension bridge links the German town of Weil am Rhein in southern Baden with Huningue in Alsace, France. The Dreiländerbrücke (Three Countries Bridge) has won prizes for its outstanding architecture.
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Basel Region
The Goetheanum is situated in Dornach, around 10 kilometres outside the city centre. It serves as the head office and conference venue of the General Anthroposophical Society and boasts a distinctive shape, which has also inspired the architects of neighbouring buildings.
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Basel Region
To discover the region by bike, we recommend doing the first leg of the "Switzerland Mobile" Jura Bike Tour from Basel to Laufen.
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Basel Region
Founded in 1871, Lange Erlen Animal Park is a popular destination for families.
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Basel Region
The pilgrimage church at the Mariastein monastery is impressive not only due to its lateGothic architecture, but also for the exquisite painting and artworks it houses.
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Frankreich
Discover Barbary macaques in the wild at the foot of the Château du Haut-Kœnigsburg. A thrilling excursion for all the family!
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Basel Region
A natural swimming pool in the neighbouring community of Riehen, Naturbad Riehen is a highlight for architecture enthusiasts, as well as for anyone looking to relax and unwind. Local architects Herzog & de Meuron planned the site and completed it in 2014.
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Frankreich
In the Petite Camargue nature reserve, you can discover the unique landscape of the Rhine and many animal species in the wild. There are also frequent exhibitions on the history of the Rhine and on local pisciculture programmes.
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Basel Region
Hike the Rhine Trail and follow the river from Basel to Kaiseraugst along a former embankment fishing track. There are information boards along the way with cultural, historical and ecological facts about the River Rhine and the surrounding area.
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Basel Region
Nestled in the heart of the wonderful rolling hills of Basel-Country, the ruins of Farnsburg Castle are a popular destination for hikers.
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Deutschland
Rötteln Castle, near the city of Lörrach, is built on a mountain spur on the steep eastern slopes of the Wiesental valley in southern Germany.
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Basel Region
Historic Schloss Binningen is located at the centre of the municipality of Binningen, near Basel.
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Basel Region
It is not merely by accident that Schwarzbubenland is known as the jewel in the crown of north-west Switzerland. A great way to explore the rolling hills, gorges and valleys is by foot or by mountain bike.
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Basel Region
Discover Schwarzbubenland, the jewel in the crown of north-west Switzerland. The mountain bike trail that takes you from Beinwil into the Laufental valley offers many fabulous views and historical attractions along the way.
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Deutschland
Take a trip through the Wehratal valley and discover St. Blasien, Lake Titisee and the health resort at St. Peter.
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St. Jakob-Park is Switzerland's largest football stadium and the home ground of FC Basel. It is important in both architectural and sporting terms.
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Basel Region
The former working-class district of St. Johann exemplifies the way Basel is moving into the future. With the completion of the city's northern bypass road and the creation of the Novartis Campus, the whole district has been transformed and is now a showcase for contemporary Basel architecture.
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Deutschland
Over 1000 species of birds can be found at Vogelpark Steinen.
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Deutschland
With its breathtaking mountain landscape and various attractions, Steinwasen Park is an outdoor experience for all the family.
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Basel Region
Cross over to Germany on foot or by bike and discover the delightful wine-growing villages of the Markgräflerland.
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Basel Region
The Upper Rhine Valley region stretches over three countries: France, Germany and Switzerland.
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Basel Region
When you explore the Jura hills in the cantons of Solothurn and Basel-Land, you’ll feel the power and beauty of nature and be constantly amazed as you discover some surprising sights along this 6-day circular tour.
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Basel Region
The ViaJura Regio is a hiking trail taking you through green meadows and quaint villages and past friendly guest houses and historic sites, right into the heart of the canton of Jura.
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Basel Region
For centuries the route between Lake Constance and the High Rhine was the most important waterway in Switzerland. This trail follows the ViaRhenana, winding through the most varied of landscapes, all shaped by water.
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