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Basel SBB railway station

Basel SBB railway station

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Basel SBB railway station

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Location: Basel-Stadt, Nordwestschweiz, Switzerland

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1. Brunnen in Muttenz – Muttenz–Pratteln Cycle Path loop from Liestal

32.5km

01:56

220m

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2. Basel SBB Railway Station – Bottmingen Castle loop from Basel SBB

22.8km

01:22

110m

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3. Basel SBB railway station – Climb to Bettlach loop from Basel SBB

43.3km

02:44

440m

Moderate bike ride. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels.

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Paul

December 5, 2024

Basel train station since 1845
In the 19th century, traffic and industrialization changed Basel: in 1832, a steamship docked here for the first time. Eight years later, the first railway in Switzerland ran on the Saint-Louis–Basel route, and a station was opened within the city walls in 1845. Soon, trains were running daily to Paris and Frankfurt.
Text / Source: Basel-Stadt
bs.ch/schwerpunkte/portrait/im-herzen-europas/geschichte

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Paul

December 5, 2024

SBB / SNCF train station, Basel
The Basel SBB train station (usually called Basel SBB, less often Centralbahnhof or Schweizer Bahnhof) is the largest border station in Europe and the largest and most important train station in the city. Trains run to Switzerland, Italy and Germany, as well as TGVs to France. Regional trains to Alsace run from Basel, the Alsatian train station, which is attached to the SBB train station, but has its own platform hall with its own tracks and is separated from the SBB train station by a customs barrier. Most of the long-distance trains, as well as an S-Bahn line and a few other local trains to Germany end or start here. They also stop at the Badischer Bahnhof, the second largest train station in the city, which is operated by Deutsche Bahn.
The representative building with a neo-baroque façade was built between 1905 and 1907 by Emil Faesch and Emanuel La Roche.
Text / Source: Wikipedia
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bahnhof_Basel_SBB

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Mariusz

February 10, 2018

The neo-baroque building was built in the years 1905-1907. It is the largest border railway station in Europe. The Basel SBB railway station is affiliated to another railway station - Basel SNFC, which has its own doors and reception hall.

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Basel SBB railway station

1. Brunnen in Muttenz – Muttenz–Pratteln Cycle Path loop from Liestal

2. Basel SBB Railway Station – Bottmingen Castle loop from Basel SBB

3. Basel SBB railway station – Climb to Bettlach loop from Basel SBB

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