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In addition to its scenic beauty, the Kaltbrunnental Valley is a great outdoor playground for families. The stream offers fun activities and children's canyoning, easy access to the water, and barbecue areas are available. A hot tip, especially in summer.

Already 12,000 years ago, gatherers and hunters used the protection of the caves in Chessiloch.

Hardly any other monument has become such a symbol for the city of Basel as the Mittlere Brücke. It was opened in 1226 and is one of the oldest Rhine crossings between Lake Constance and the North Sea. The bridge was initially used for local traffic, but in the 14th century, when the road over the Gotthard Pass gained international importance, it became an important Rhine crossing for long-distance trade. After the introduction of the electric tram, the old bridge had to make way for today's Mittlere Brücke from 1905. A copy of the old bridge chapel, the so-called Käppelijoch, where death sentences were carried out in the Middle Ages, still reminds us of the original structure. https://www.basel.com/de/attraktionen/mittlere-bruecke-05d9c3ec20

Seven bridges offer different perspectives on the city, connecting Kleinbasel with Grossbasel, the city with the Dreiland – with the Rhine as the gateway to the world. Strictly speaking, the Dreiländerbrücke is not one of Basel's bridges, but connects the German Weil am Rhein with the French Huningue.

The bridge was initially used for local traffic, but in the 14th century, when the road over the Gotthard Pass gained international importance, it became an important crossing point for long-distance trade over the Rhine. After the introduction of the electric tram, the old bridge had to make way for the current Middle Bridge from 1905. A copy of the old bridge chapel, the so-called Käppelijoch, where death sentences were carried out in the Middle Ages, still reminds us of the original structure.

Hardly any other monument has become such a symbol for the city of Basel as the Mittlere Brücke. It was opened in 1226 and is one of the oldest Rhine crossings between Lake Constance and the North Sea.

The Mittlere Brücke is the oldest Rhine crossing in Basel. This part should not be missed. From here you have great views of the multifaceted Basel.

The market square in Basel is much more than just a square. Since the 12th century, it has been the center of the city's political life. As a square in front of the town hall, it fulfilled political, military and legal functions. In 1501, the Federal Charter of the Confederation was read out and sworn in before the assembled able-bodied citizens. In the event of danger, the men of the military assembled on the square and were equipped with weapons from the town hall. Fire extinguishing material was also stored in the surrounding buildings. The market square was also the site of punishments and public executions of political criminals. The pillory and other institutions for execution were also located here. A square that bears the history of Basel in its stones.