Promenade do Reno em Basileia

It's easy to endure on the Rhine promenade in Basel. There are countless small "buvettes" where you can be spoiled with delicious snacks and drinks.

A special highlight is the opportunity to swim in the Rhine and then let the sun dry you on the warm stones on the bank.

A city that you can visit at any time of the year and always have something to explore. The city has a lot to offer. The town hall, the cathedral, the museums and the markets including the Christmas market. You should also try the ferry. So there is a lot to see then a lot of fun.

Those who do not know can only imagine it before they have seen it with their own eyes. The city is built on several hills. And they all have the designation ... berg in their name: Kohlenberg, Spalenberg, Münsterberg and many more. All these hills are located south of the Rhine, while the northern part of the city on the Kleinbasel side is rather flat. If, on the other hand, you want to see something of the city, you should take your time to climb the hills of Basel.
After Zurich and Geneva, Basel is the third largest city in Switzerland with 175,131 inhabitants (as of December 31, 2015)