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Nice bridge, but be careful when turning left or right into bicycle lane.

Once a year, when the cherry trees wear their white wedding dress, the Baselbieter village of Arisdorf transforms into a scenic dream of green and white fields, meadows, and hills. The "Chriesiweg" (Cherry Trail) runs right through the center, sometimes up, sometimes down, sometimes left, sometimes right. Anyone who visits this idyllic village at the end of March, or better yet, at the beginning/mid-April, depending on the weather, will witness a unique natural spectacle. Words can hardly do it justice. You simply have to see it with your own eyes. The Chriesiweg begins at the Arisdorf church and is approximately 8 kilometers long. There is a signposted shorter version that is just 5 kilometers long. A detour into the village is worthwhile, by the way. Many houses here still look like they date back to the 18th century. If you want to treat yourself to something special, you absolutely have to stop by the "Ernst Zuber" specialty distillery in the old mill.

A journey of discovery into the time of the Romans.

Very beautiful hiking region with many variations and great paths across fields and through forests.

Away from stressful traffic!

"In the plain formed by the Ergolz to the west of the city there was also a large complex, unique in its design, the sanctuary in what is now Grienmatt. In the middle of a 125 × 132 m wide courtyard surrounded by a portico, there was a 32 m wide double-facade building, the architectural design of which is still largely unknown." - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augusta_Raurica#Tempel

"The Ergolz is the 30-kilometer-long main river of the Baselbiet. It flows mainly through the Swiss canton of Basel-Landschaft, only the uppermost section and the mouth area lie partly in the canton of Solothurn or the canton of Aargau. It rises in the Folded Jura at the foot of the Geissflue on the border of the communities of Oltingen (BL) and Kienberg (SO) and flows into the Rhine between Augst (BL) and Kaiseraugst (AG)." - https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ergolz

But only almost like Lucerne ;-) The age of the bridge and the many flowers are missing here