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A very beautiful Sevogel fountain from 1530 with a varied history. https://de.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sevogelbrunnen

Very nice square in front of the cathedral.

Beautiful view of the Rhine and the Mittlere Brücke in Basel.

The Swiss Rhine Ports (SRH) were formed in 2008 through the merger of the Rhine Ports of Basel-Landschaft and the Rhine Navigation Directorate of Basel-Stadt. This has enabled SRH to not only successfully assert itself in the regional, national, and international environment, but also to continue to develop. Today, SRH forms the national transport hub on the Rotterdam-Basel-Genoa freight corridor.

When you ride over the Wettstein Bridge, you have one of the best views of the city, the cathedral and the Rhine. Because the cycle path is separated from the road here, you can easily stop, get off or hold on to the railing and let your gaze wander over the old town.

The fountain consists of a hexagonal fountain trough and a column with a figure. The column is burgundy red, draped with green leaves and gold-colored rings. The middle of the column is decorated with elongated gold inlays that are slightly inclined to the left. On these, distributed around the column, three Basel staffs are attached. At the top is an image of Henman Sevogel in armor. In his right hand he holds a halberd, with his left hand he supports himself on a large coat of arms showing the Basel staff. On the left side of his hip he carries a sword, on the right side a dagger. His head is adorned with a beret. In 1530, Hans Dobel created the figure of Henman Sevogel. It originally stood on a fountain in the market square. The city council commissioned the figure because the previous warrior figure had been destroyed two weeks previously by flooding from the Birsig river. The previous figure showed a bearded warrior. It had a sword, a dagger, a shield and a banner. The figure was the work of the sculptor Martin Hoffmann. People said it was Henman Sevogel. The new figure was again intended to depict Henman Sevogel, but it was decided to give the warrior a halberd instead of a banner. In 1888 the market square was remodeled, so the statue was placed in the storeroom of the Basel Historical Museum. It remained there for eleven years. Around 1349 a fountain was built on Martinskirchplatz. When the square was remodeled in 1854, the fountain was moved to its current location. Initially it only had a simple fountain post. In 1899 the town hall was remodeled. Those responsible now wanted to put a figure in the Renaissance style on the fountain. They then decided on the image of Henman Sevogel. The figure was repainted four times.

The Swiss Rhine Ports (formerly the Rhine Ports of both Basel) are a public law institution owned by the cantons of Basel-Landschaft and Basel-Stadt, which manages three port areas along the Rhine. These inland ports represent the most important hub for imports and exports in Switzerland.

The Rheinsprung is an alley in the Swiss city of Basel. The Rheinsprung leads from the Mittlere Brücke upstream to the Münsterhügel on the Grossbasel side of the Rhine. At the junction of Martinsgasse at the Basel Natural History Museum, the alley becomes Augustinergasse.