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| Basel Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Münsterplatz Münsterplatz www.dubstar.ch Basel, the third largest city of Switzerland, is known as a pharmaceutical multinational centre. However, it would be a bit narrow-minded to leave it at that. Basel is an interesting arty city, split up by the river Rhine and its medieval past is endowed with some of the greatest minds of European history, including Erasmus, Ulrich Zwingli and later Friedrich Nietzsche and Hermann Hesse. Its long-standing patronage of the arts has resulted in a ponoply of first-rate museums and galleries, which are well worth visiting, as is its historic centre. The right bank (better known as Kleinbasel) is the more modern centre. On the left bank (Grossbasel), one can trace the history of Basel in the old town that is ruled by the M?nster cathedral where the bones of the reformist Erasmus are buried. Basel's sights can be easily explored on foot. The highest concentration of sights is around the old marketplace and the cathedral. The hilly surroundings of the city offer some excellent views and walks. Don't miss your chance to stand on the three countries corner (Switzerland, France and Germany). A good day-trip is a visit to Kaiseraugst, just some few kilometres from Basel. Here, you can visit the remnants of the oldest roman city on the Rhine. Remarkable Features: Jean Tinguely Museum, accessible by public transport, near the Roche offices. Great fun for all ages - see and manipulate (sssssssssss) some of the artist's kinetic sculptures. Tinguely fountain in the city proper. It'll make one wonder why all fountains don't make such fun use of water pressure. Fasnacht Festival, once a year - a tradition of costumes, music and fun. ______Sights Edit This Rathaus Rathaus Basel’s main sights can be easily explored on foot. The highest concentration of sights is around the old marketplace (also the place to go when you want to go shopping) and around the oldest university in the whole of Switzerland. Being the cultural city as it is, it will take you several days to visit all of Basel. Display all or display just: Historical Sights Museums Parks, Zoos & Gardens general Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Sight] Historisches Museum Basel Edit This Interesting collection of tapestries and rooms furnished in detail like the way they used to look centuries ago. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -205 86 00 address: Barfüsserplatz open: Mon, Wed-Sun: 10 - 17 h. Fondation Beyeler Edit This Great Art Museum just outside of Basel, set in a lovely valley. The building was designed by Renzo Piano. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] Zoological Garden Basel Edit This One of the greatest zoos in the world. Over 4000 animals. type: Parks, Zoos & Gardens World66 rating: [rate it] address: Binningerstrasse 40 url: www.zoo-basel.ch tel: +41 (0)61 - 295 35 35 The Lange Erlen animal park Edit This type: Parks, Zoos & Gardens World66 rating: [rate it] address: Erlenparkweg 55 tel: +41 (0)61681 40 22 Music Museum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] open: From 14 - 19 h. address: Im Lohnhof 9 tel: +41 (0)61 -205 86 00 Kunstmuseum Basel Edit This One of the oldest museums in Europe and exhibiting an impressiving collection, ranging from works from the old masters to 20th artists. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -206 62 62 address: St. Alban-Graben 16 open: Tues-Sun: 10 - 17 h. Schweizer Sportmuseum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -261 12 21 address: Missionsstr. 28 open: Mo - Fr 10 - 12 und 14 - 17 h; Sa 13 - 17 h; So 11 - 17 h Anatomisches Museum Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] open: Tue 14 - 19 h; Sun 10 - 14 h. address: Pestalozzistr. 20 tel: + 41 (0)61 - 267 35 35 Naturhistorisches Museum Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -266 55 00 address: Augustinergasse 2 open: Tues-Sun: 10 - 17 h. Karikatur & Cartoon Museum Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -271 13 36 address: St. Alban-Vorstadt 28 open: Wed-Sat: 14 - 17.30 h, Sun: 10 - 17.30 h. Museum Jean Tinguely Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] open: Mon-Sun 11 –19 h. address: Grenzacherstr. 210 tel: + 41 (0)61 - 681 93 20 Jüdisches Museum der Schweiz Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -261 95 14 address: Kornhausgasse 8 open: Mon-Wed: 14 - 17 h, Sun: 11 - 17 h. Puppenhausmuseum Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Steinenvorstadt 1 tel: +41 (0) Pharmazie-Historisches Museum der Universität Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: Totengässlein 3 open: Tue-Fri: 10 - 18 h; Sat: 10 - 17 h Carriages Museum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] open: Wed, Sat, Sun: 14 - 17 h. address: Scheune bei der Villa Merian tel: +41 (0)61 -205 86 00 Skulpturhalle Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -261 52 45 address: Mittlere Strasse 17 open: Tue- Sun: 10 - 17 h Museum der Kulturen Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -266 55 00 address: Augustinergasse 2 open: Tues-Sun: 10 - 17 h. Botanical Garden from the University of Basel Edit This type: Parks, Zoos & Gardens World66 rating: [rate it] address: Schönbeinstrasse 6, tel: +41 (0)61 / 267 35 19 Münster - cathedral Edit This The most prominent building of the Old Town. After the reformation, it was turned into a protestant cathedral. Erasmus is buried here. type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] address: Münsterplatz 13 Jewish Basel Edit This You can also visit the synagogue, the Jewish Museum and the cemetery. type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] address: Eulerstrasse 2 / Leimenstrasse 24 University of Basel Edit This The oldest university in Switzerland. type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] open: Mo. - Fr., 08:00 - 20:00 address: Petersplatz 1 url: www.unibas.ch tel: +41 61 267 3100 email: info@unibas.ch Rathaus Edit This Original town hall in the Renaissance. type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] address: Marktplatz The old city gates Edit This type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] address: Petersgraben :::::::::Practical Information Edit This [Add Practical address] Tourist offices Edit This There is a tourist office at the SBB train station (open every day) and a larger one in the centre on Barfüsserplatz (closed on Sundays) type: Embassies and Consulates World66 rating: [rate it] Phone calls Edit This The international country code for Switzerland is +41 , the national city code for Basel is 061 , if you call from abroad dial +41 61 type: general World66 rating: [rate it] ________Getting There Edit This by air: Basel shares its airport "EuroAirport" with Mulhouse (France) and Freiburg (Germany). It is a public law company under international law domiciled in France and the only completely bi-national airport in the world. Situated entirely on French territory, the airport has a Swiss customs sector connected to Basel via a customs road. For detailed flight information, have a look at their webpage. by train: Basel has two train stations straddling three countries. Basel SBB is the main one on the left bank of the Rhine, most in Switzerland, although the section known as "Bâle SNCF" is in French territory (passport control). Trams No. 8 and 11 connect to the city centre (Barfüsserplatz and Markplatz). "Basel Badischer Bahnhof" is on the right bank and is owned by DB (German railways). It is a German enclave within Basel. Take tram No. 6 to the city centre. Fast trains from Germany (ICE) call at both stations, but most local trains from Germany terminate at Badischer Bahnhof. ________Events Edit This [Add New] Basel Carnival Edit This The other way to celebrate it – not like in Germany, where the Rhenish cities stop drinking and amusing on Ash Wednesday. In Basel, the “Fasnacht” starts, when the rest is already fasting, at 4am in the morning the Monday after Ash wednesday. It is a real experience and worth to stand up early. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Bladenight Edit This Inline-skating-tour through Basel on every 1st and 3rd Wednesday evenings, during the summer. Begins at: Wettsteinplatz at 8pm. Organized by Radio X, your HIT station! Preview: Let Don guide you through the Marktplatz, down Peter Merian-Strasse and past the Bahnhof as you absorb all that makes Basel "gewaltig!" type: general World66 rating: [rate it] url: www.bladenight.ch tel: +41 (0)61 - 1600 email: dufrane@yahoo.com _______Nightlife and Entertainment Edit This Baselworld 2007, Bar Rouge Baselworld 2007, Bar Rouge Per Klintrot Plenty of diversion you will find around Barfuesserplatz and market place. Kleinbasel offers more conviviality for less money. Theatres and cinemas are spread all over the city. Display all or display just: Bars&Pubs Discos & Dance Pubs Theatres Wine bars Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Entertainment place] Cargo Kultur Bar Edit This That's where Basel's students meet, located directly on the rhine banks. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: St. Johanns-Vorstadt 46, 4056 Basel tel: +41 (0)61 321 00 72 Pub Crawl Basel Edit This Every Monday Night the Basel Pub Crawl winds its way to the best Pubs and Bars Basel has to offer. Multi lingual guides will show you all the best venues in Basel. Great way to met people from around the World type: Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] url: pubcrawl-basel.ch email: info@pubcrawl-basel.ch Grenzwert Edit This Spotlit and jazzy, only some metres off the Middle bridge, take tram stop Rheingasse. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rheingasse 3, 4058 Basel tel: +41 (0)61 681 02 82 Restaurant Paddy Reilly's Irish Pub Edit This Authentic Irish pub, cosy summer terrace. Take tram Heuwaage, daily open till 2 (weekends till 3am). type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Steinentorstrasse 45, 4051 Basel tel: +41 (0)61 281 33 36 Thorgevsky & Wiener Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] email: thorgevsky@wiener.ch address: Zürcherstr. 7 url: www.wiener.ch tel: +41 (0)62 – 724 06 24 zipcode: 4051 Basel Atlantis Edit This Bar, disco, restaurant and concerts. One of the best spots in town. On club nights every friday and saturday the place is really crowded. Closed on sundays. type: Discos & Dance World66 rating: [rate it] email: info@atlan-tis.ch address: Klosterberg 13, 4051 Basel url: www.atlan-tis.ch tel: 061 228 96 96 Bar Rouge Edit This Baselworld 2007, Bar Rouge Baselworld 2007, Bar Rouge photo by: Per Klintrot A great bar at the top of the (currently) largest building of Switzerland. The interior is very well made. Don't miss the toilet. You can watch outside while you are sitting on the toilet. A really special feeling. :) type: Wine bars World66 rating: [rate it] ClosingTime: 1am, Fr and Sa 4am url: www.barrouge.ch accessibility: There is a lift, no problem address: LEVEL 31 MESSETURM BASEL Route 66 Music & Dance Club Edit This 4 bars, rock & pop music, open till dawn. Closed on sunday, monday and tuesday. type: Discos & Dance World66 rating: [rate it] address: Freie Strasse 52, 4001 Basel url: no tel: +41 (0)61 261 79 75 Restaurant Swiss Chalet Edit This Latino diso with Salsa, Merengue and Latino-Sounds. Take tram to Rheingasse, very good: kitchen open till 5 in the morning !! type: Discos & Dance World66 rating: [rate it] address: Hotel Hecht, Rheingasse 8, 4058 Basel url: www.swiss-chalet.ch tel: +41 (0)61 691 22 20 Babalabar Edit This Pleasant cocktail bar with music nights (very different styles). Take tram to Barfüsserplatz, closed on Tuesdays. tulay: type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Gerbergasse 74, 4051 Basel url: www.babalabar.ch tel: 061 261 48 49 Campari Bar Edit This Elegant Apero and cocktail bar with great garden. Take tram stop Barfüsserplatz, Theater or Bankverein, open daily. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Steinenberg 7, 4051 Basel url: www.campari-bar.ch tel: 061 272 83 83 Bar Café Des Arts Edit This Cosy and kitschy, old fashioned and modern. Take tram to Barfüsserplatz, kitchen open till 1am, no rest day. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Barfüsserplatz 6, 4051 Basel url: www.bar-des-arts-basel.ch tel: +41 (0)61 273 57 37 Ka Bar Edit This Small and crowded bar inside the Kulturraum Kaserne. Hang out with music and "Töggeli-Kasten". Take tram to Kaserne. Closed on sundays. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Klybeckstrasse 1b, 4057 Basel url: www.ka-bar.ch tel: +41 (0)61 691 71 10 El Platanero Edit This More than a bar - a Salsa restaurant that offers hot chorizo and fried bananas type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Webergasse 21 Papa Joe's Edit This Restaurant & Bar right on the Barfüsserplatz. It has a big terrace where you can watch Tout Basel pass by. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Barfüsserplatz Theater Basel Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] email: info@theater-basel.ch address: Elisabethenstr. 16 url: www.theater-basel.ch tel: +41-61-2951-100 zipcode: 4010 Basel Theater im Teufelhof Edit This The Teufelhot is a small theatre which is open from mid-September until the beginning of May. The programme includes cabaret, satire and concerts. The «Oberes Theater» has one hundred seats and can be hired for private and business events. The «Unteres Theater» hosts exhibitions but can also be used for other events. type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] address: Leonhardsgraben 49 url: www.teufelhof.com tel: +41 (0)61 261 10 10 zipcode: CH-4051 Basel Diskothek La Luna Edit This Dicso on first floor of Kuechlin-building. Take tram to Barfüsserplatz, Theater or Heuwaage, closed on mon & tue, open till 3am, weekends till 5am. type: Discos & Dance World66 rating: [rate it] email: info@la-luna.ch address: Steinenvorstadt 55, 4051 Basel url: www.la-luna.ch tel: +41 (0)61 281 88 55 Basel Travel Guide Edit This The best resource for sights, hotels, restaurants, bars, what to do and see Münsterplatz Münsterplatz www.dubstar.ch Basel, the third largest city of Switzerland, is known as a pharmaceutical multinational centre. However, it would be a bit narrow-minded to leave it at that. Basel is an interesting arty city, split up by the river Rhine and its medieval past is endowed with some of the greatest minds of European history, including Erasmus, Ulrich Zwingli and later Friedrich Nietzsche and Hermann Hesse. Its long-standing patronage of the arts has resulted in a ponoply of first-rate museums and galleries, which are well worth visiting, as is its historic centre. The right bank (better known as Kleinbasel) is the more modern centre. On the left bank (Grossbasel), one can trace the history of Basel in the old town that is ruled by the M?nster cathedral where the bones of the reformist Erasmus are buried. Basel's sights can be easily explored on foot. The highest concentration of sights is around the old marketplace and the cathedral. The hilly surroundings of the city offer some excellent views and walks. Don't miss your chance to stand on the three countries corner (Switzerland, France and Germany). A good day-trip is a visit to Kaiseraugst, just some few kilometres from Basel. Here, you can visit the remnants of the oldest roman city on the Rhine. Remarkable Features: Jean Tinguely Museum, accessible by public transport, near the Roche offices. Great fun for all ages - see and manipulate (sssssssssss) some of the artist's kinetic sculptures. Tinguely fountain in the city proper. It'll make one wonder why all fountains don't make such fun use of water pressure. Fasnacht Festival, once a year - a tradition of costumes, music and fun. ______Sights Edit This Rathaus Rathaus Basel’s main sights can be easily explored on foot. The highest concentration of sights is around the old marketplace (also the place to go when you want to go shopping) and around the oldest university in the whole of Switzerland. Being the cultural city as it is, it will take you several days to visit all of Basel. Display all or display just: Historical Sights Museums Parks, Zoos & Gardens general Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Sight] Historisches Museum Basel Edit This Interesting collection of tapestries and rooms furnished in detail like the way they used to look centuries ago. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -205 86 00 address: Barfüsserplatz open: Mon, Wed-Sun: 10 - 17 h. Fondation Beyeler Edit This Great Art Museum just outside of Basel, set in a lovely valley. The building was designed by Renzo Piano. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] Zoological Garden Basel Edit This One of the greatest zoos in the world. Over 4000 animals. type: Parks, Zoos & Gardens World66 rating: [rate it] address: Binningerstrasse 40 url: www.zoo-basel.ch tel: +41 (0)61 - 295 35 35 The Lange Erlen animal park Edit This type: Parks, Zoos & Gardens World66 rating: [rate it] address: Erlenparkweg 55 tel: +41 (0)61681 40 22 Music Museum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] open: From 14 - 19 h. address: Im Lohnhof 9 tel: +41 (0)61 -205 86 00 Kunstmuseum Basel Edit This One of the oldest museums in Europe and exhibiting an impressiving collection, ranging from works from the old masters to 20th artists. type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -206 62 62 address: St. Alban-Graben 16 open: Tues-Sun: 10 - 17 h. Schweizer Sportmuseum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -261 12 21 address: Missionsstr. 28 open: Mo - Fr 10 - 12 und 14 - 17 h; Sa 13 - 17 h; So 11 - 17 h Anatomisches Museum Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] open: Tue 14 - 19 h; Sun 10 - 14 h. address: Pestalozzistr. 20 tel: + 41 (0)61 - 267 35 35 Naturhistorisches Museum Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -266 55 00 address: Augustinergasse 2 open: Tues-Sun: 10 - 17 h. Karikatur & Cartoon Museum Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -271 13 36 address: St. Alban-Vorstadt 28 open: Wed-Sat: 14 - 17.30 h, Sun: 10 - 17.30 h. Museum Jean Tinguely Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] open: Mon-Sun 11 –19 h. address: Grenzacherstr. 210 tel: + 41 (0)61 - 681 93 20 Jüdisches Museum der Schweiz Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -261 95 14 address: Kornhausgasse 8 open: Mon-Wed: 14 - 17 h, Sun: 11 - 17 h. Puppenhausmuseum Edit This type: general World66 rating: [rate it] address: Steinenvorstadt 1 tel: +41 (0) Pharmazie-Historisches Museum der Universität Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] address: Totengässlein 3 open: Tue-Fri: 10 - 18 h; Sat: 10 - 17 h Carriages Museum Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] open: Wed, Sat, Sun: 14 - 17 h. address: Scheune bei der Villa Merian tel: +41 (0)61 -205 86 00 Skulpturhalle Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -261 52 45 address: Mittlere Strasse 17 open: Tue- Sun: 10 - 17 h Museum der Kulturen Basel Edit This type: Museums World66 rating: [rate it] tel: +41 (0)61 -266 55 00 address: Augustinergasse 2 open: Tues-Sun: 10 - 17 h. Botanical Garden from the University of Basel Edit This type: Parks, Zoos & Gardens World66 rating: [rate it] address: Schönbeinstrasse 6, tel: +41 (0)61 / 267 35 19 Münster - cathedral Edit This The most prominent building of the Old Town. After the reformation, it was turned into a protestant cathedral. Erasmus is buried here. type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] address: Münsterplatz 13 Jewish Basel Edit This You can also visit the synagogue, the Jewish Museum and the cemetery. type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] address: Eulerstrasse 2 / Leimenstrasse 24 University of Basel Edit This The oldest university in Switzerland. type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] open: Mo. - Fr., 08:00 - 20:00 address: Petersplatz 1 url: www.unibas.ch tel: +41 61 267 3100 email: info@unibas.ch Rathaus Edit This Original town hall in the Renaissance. type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] address: Marktplatz The old city gates Edit This type: Historical Sights World66 rating: [rate it] address: Petersgraben :::::::::Practical Information Edit This [Add Practical address] Tourist offices Edit This There is a tourist office at the SBB train station (open every day) and a larger one in the centre on Barfüsserplatz (closed on Sundays) type: Embassies and Consulates World66 rating: [rate it] Phone calls Edit This The international country code for Switzerland is +41 , the national city code for Basel is 061 , if you call from abroad dial +41 61 type: general World66 rating: [rate it] ________Getting There Edit This by air: Basel shares its airport "EuroAirport" with Mulhouse (France) and Freiburg (Germany). It is a public law company under international law domiciled in France and the only completely bi-national airport in the world. Situated entirely on French territory, the airport has a Swiss customs sector connected to Basel via a customs road. For detailed flight information, have a look at their webpage. by train: Basel has two train stations straddling three countries. Basel SBB is the main one on the left bank of the Rhine, most in Switzerland, although the section known as "Bâle SNCF" is in French territory (passport control). Trams No. 8 and 11 connect to the city centre (Barfüsserplatz and Markplatz). "Basel Badischer Bahnhof" is on the right bank and is owned by DB (German railways). It is a German enclave within Basel. Take tram No. 6 to the city centre. Fast trains from Germany (ICE) call at both stations, but most local trains from Germany terminate at Badischer Bahnhof. ________Events Edit This [Add New] Basel Carnival Edit This The other way to celebrate it – not like in Germany, where the Rhenish cities stop drinking and amusing on Ash Wednesday. In Basel, the “Fasnacht” starts, when the rest is already fasting, at 4am in the morning the Monday after Ash wednesday. It is a real experience and worth to stand up early. type: general World66 rating: [rate it] Bladenight Edit This Inline-skating-tour through Basel on every 1st and 3rd Wednesday evenings, during the summer. Begins at: Wettsteinplatz at 8pm. Organized by Radio X, your HIT station! Preview: Let Don guide you through the Marktplatz, down Peter Merian-Strasse and past the Bahnhof as you absorb all that makes Basel "gewaltig!" type: general World66 rating: [rate it] url: www.bladenight.ch tel: +41 (0)61 - 1600 email: dufrane@yahoo.com _______Nightlife and Entertainment Edit This Baselworld 2007, Bar Rouge Baselworld 2007, Bar Rouge Per Klintrot Plenty of diversion you will find around Barfuesserplatz and market place. Kleinbasel offers more conviviality for less money. Theatres and cinemas are spread all over the city. Display all or display just: Bars&Pubs Discos & Dance Pubs Theatres Wine bars Show best rated on top | Show in alphabetical order [Add Entertainment place] Cargo Kultur Bar Edit This That's where Basel's students meet, located directly on the rhine banks. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: St. Johanns-Vorstadt 46, 4056 Basel tel: +41 (0)61 321 00 72 Pub Crawl Basel Edit This Every Monday Night the Basel Pub Crawl winds its way to the best Pubs and Bars Basel has to offer. Multi lingual guides will show you all the best venues in Basel. Great way to met people from around the World type: Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] url: pubcrawl-basel.ch email: info@pubcrawl-basel.ch Grenzwert Edit This Spotlit and jazzy, only some metres off the Middle bridge, take tram stop Rheingasse. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Rheingasse 3, 4058 Basel tel: +41 (0)61 681 02 82 Restaurant Paddy Reilly's Irish Pub Edit This Authentic Irish pub, cosy summer terrace. Take tram Heuwaage, daily open till 2 (weekends till 3am). type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Steinentorstrasse 45, 4051 Basel tel: +41 (0)61 281 33 36 Thorgevsky & Wiener Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] email: thorgevsky@wiener.ch address: Zürcherstr. 7 url: www.wiener.ch tel: +41 (0)62 – 724 06 24 zipcode: 4051 Basel Atlantis Edit This Bar, disco, restaurant and concerts. One of the best spots in town. On club nights every friday and saturday the place is really crowded. Closed on sundays. type: Discos & Dance World66 rating: [rate it] email: info@atlan-tis.ch address: Klosterberg 13, 4051 Basel url: www.atlan-tis.ch tel: 061 228 96 96 Bar Rouge Edit This Baselworld 2007, Bar Rouge Baselworld 2007, Bar Rouge photo by: Per Klintrot A great bar at the top of the (currently) largest building of Switzerland. The interior is very well made. Don't miss the toilet. You can watch outside while you are sitting on the toilet. A really special feeling. :) type: Wine bars World66 rating: [rate it] ClosingTime: 1am, Fr and Sa 4am url: www.barrouge.ch accessibility: There is a lift, no problem address: LEVEL 31 MESSETURM BASEL Route 66 Music & Dance Club Edit This 4 bars, rock & pop music, open till dawn. Closed on sunday, monday and tuesday. type: Discos & Dance World66 rating: [rate it] address: Freie Strasse 52, 4001 Basel url: no tel: +41 (0)61 261 79 75 Restaurant Swiss Chalet Edit This Latino diso with Salsa, Merengue and Latino-Sounds. Take tram to Rheingasse, very good: kitchen open till 5 in the morning !! type: Discos & Dance World66 rating: [rate it] address: Hotel Hecht, Rheingasse 8, 4058 Basel url: www.swiss-chalet.ch tel: +41 (0)61 691 22 20 Babalabar Edit This Pleasant cocktail bar with music nights (very different styles). Take tram to Barfüsserplatz, closed on Tuesdays. tulay: type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Gerbergasse 74, 4051 Basel url: www.babalabar.ch tel: 061 261 48 49 Campari Bar Edit This Elegant Apero and cocktail bar with great garden. Take tram stop Barfüsserplatz, Theater or Bankverein, open daily. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Steinenberg 7, 4051 Basel url: www.campari-bar.ch tel: 061 272 83 83 Bar Café Des Arts Edit This Cosy and kitschy, old fashioned and modern. Take tram to Barfüsserplatz, kitchen open till 1am, no rest day. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Barfüsserplatz 6, 4051 Basel url: www.bar-des-arts-basel.ch tel: +41 (0)61 273 57 37 Ka Bar Edit This Small and crowded bar inside the Kulturraum Kaserne. Hang out with music and "Töggeli-Kasten". Take tram to Kaserne. Closed on sundays. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Klybeckstrasse 1b, 4057 Basel url: www.ka-bar.ch tel: +41 (0)61 691 71 10 El Platanero Edit This More than a bar - a Salsa restaurant that offers hot chorizo and fried bananas type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Webergasse 21 Papa Joe's Edit This Restaurant & Bar right on the Barfüsserplatz. It has a big terrace where you can watch Tout Basel pass by. type: Bars&Pubs World66 rating: [rate it] address: Barfüsserplatz Theater Basel Edit This type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] email: info@theater-basel.ch address: Elisabethenstr. 16 url: www.theater-basel.ch tel: +41-61-2951-100 zipcode: 4010 Basel Theater im Teufelhof Edit This The Teufelhot is a small theatre which is open from mid-September until the beginning of May. The programme includes cabaret, satire and concerts. The «Oberes Theater» has one hundred seats and can be hired for private and business events. The «Unteres Theater» hosts exhibitions but can also be used for other events. type: Theatres World66 rating: [rate it] address: Leonhardsgraben 49 url: www.teufelhof.com tel: +41 (0)61 261 10 10 zipcode: CH-4051 Basel Diskothek La Luna Edit This Dicso on first floor of Kuechlin-building. Take tram to Barfüsserplatz, Theater or Heuwaage, closed on mon & tue, open till 3am, weekends till 5am. type: Discos & Dance World66 rating: [rate it] email: info@la-luna.ch address: Steinenvorstadt 55, 4051 Basel url: www.la-luna.ch tel: +41 (0)61 281 88 55 |
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Situata nella Svizzera nord-occidentale, lungo un'ansa del Reno al confine con Francia e Germania, Basilea è un importante centro industriale del settore chimico e farmaceutico. Costituisce l'ultimo porto fluviale accessibile alle navi di grandi dimensioni, in quanto a monte di essa la navigabilità del fiume è compromessa dalle cascate di Sciaffusa. La regione di Basilea, che si estende nel Baden-Württemberg tedesco (Weil-am-Rhein, Lörrach) e nell'Alsazia francese (Saint-Louis, Huningue), nota in tedesco come Dreiländereck (angolo dei tre Paesi) e in francese come District des trois frontières (distretto delle tre frontiere), testimonia l'eredità dei tre Stati anche con il moderno nome latino di Regio TriRhena. Vi ha sede la più antica università della Confederazione Elvetica (1460). La città è inoltre rinomata per il suo carnevale e per la manifestazione di arte contemporanea Art Basel.
[modifica] StoriaLe origini storiche di Basilea risalgono almeno all’insediamento di epoca imperiale romana che va sotto il nome di Augusta Raurica, per quanto siano state rinvenute in tempi recenti tracce di un insediamento celtico più antico del castello romano. La posizione geografica della città, lungo il corso del Reno, è stata a lungo un elemento che ne ha accresciuto l'importanza. Per molti secoli Basilea è stata la sede dell'unico ponte che attraversasse il fiume tra il Lago di Costanza e il mare.
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Bus della Basler Verkehrs-Betriebe
Tram della Baselland Transport Basilea ha l'unico porto di carico della Svizzera dal quale le merci passano lungo i tratti navigabili del Reno. EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg è l'unico aeroporto al mondo gestito da tre paesi, Francia e Svizzera e Germania. Contrariamente alla convinzione popolare, l'aeroporto si trova completamente sul suolo francese. L'aeroporto stesso è diviso in due metà architettonicamente indipendenti, una metà serve la parte francese e l'altra metà serve la parte svizzera; c'è un punto doganale al centro dell'aeroporto così che le persone possono "emigrare" all'altro lato dell'aeroporto. Basilea detiene da tempo un ruolo importante come snodo ferroviario. Tre stazioni ferroviarie — quelle delle linee tedesche, francesi e svizzere — si trovano all'interno della città (sebbene la stazione svizzera (Basel SBB) e quella francese siano in verità nello stesso complesso, separate dalla dogana). Esiste anche uno scalo merci. Basilea ha una vasta rete di trasporto pubblica che serve la città e collega i sobborghi circostanti. I locali tram e bus colorati di verde sono gestiti dalla BVB (Basler Verkehrs-Betriebe). I bus e i tram colorati di giallo sono gestiti dalla BLT (Baselland Transport) e collegano aree del vicino half-canton di Basel-Land alla Basilea centrale. I tram sono alimentati elettricamente e la flotta di bus è costituita da veicoli elettrici e da veicoli convenzionali alimentati con carburante. La BVB condivide anche linee di bus pendolari in cooperazione con le autorità di transito con la confinante Alsazia in Francia e Baden in Germania.
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Una fiera federale svizzera a cadenza annuale (Mustermesse) si svolge a Kleinbasel sulla riva delstra del Reno. Tra le altre importanti manifestazioni fieristiche troviamo "Basel" (orologi e gioielleria), Art, Orbit e Cultura. L'industria chimica svizzera opera largamente da Basilea con Novartis, Ciba Specialty Chemicals, Clariant e Hoffmann-La Roche che hanno qui la loro sede. Farmaceutica e chimica specializzata sono diventate il fulcro moderno della produzione industriale della città. Alcune delle principali scoperte dell'industria chimica cittadina comprendono DDT, Araldite e LSD. La banca UBS AG mantiene i suoi uffici centrali a Basilea, dando alla finanza un ruolo cardine nell'economia locale. L'importanza delle banche ebbe inizio quando la Bank for International Settlements aprì i suoi uffici in città nel 1930. L'innovativa industria finanziaria di Basilea comprende istituzioni come il Comitato di Basilea sulla supervisione bancaria. Responsabile per gli Accordi di Basilea, questa organizzazione ha cambiato radicalmente la gestione del rishio. Basilea ha la costruzione più alta della Svizzera, la Basler Messeturm.
[modifica] QuartieriBasilea non è suddivisa in contee, distretti o borghi ufficiali ma in quartieri non ufficiali. Ci sono 19 quartieri; i comuni di Riehen e Bettingen non sono inclusi.
[modifica] PoliticaGeopoliticamente la città di Basilea ha funzioni di capitale del semi-cantone svizzero di Basilea Città benché diversi dei suoi sobborghi facciano parte del semi-cantone di Basilea Campagna o del cantone di Argovia.
[modifica] IstruzioneBasilea ospita la più vecchia università della Svizzera, l'Università di Basilea, datata 1459. Erasmo da Rotterdam, Paracelso, Daniel Bernoulli, Leonhard Euler e Friedrich Nietzsche lavorarono qui. Più recentemente ha acquisito rilievo il suo lavoro sulla medicina tropicale. Basilea è famosa per le varie società scientifiche, come la Società Entomologica di Basilea (Entomologische Gesellschaft Basel, EGB) che ha celebrato il suo centesimo anniversario nel 2005.
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Cattedrale Münster
La romanica Münster, con le sue due torri irregolari, costituisce un monumento architetturale sopravvissuto al terremoto medievale. Al suo interno si trova la tomba di Erasmo da Rotterdam. Basilea ospita inoltre un insieme di costruzioni di architetti internazionalmente riconosciuti come la Fondazione Beyeler di Renzo Piano, o il complesso Vitra presso Weil am Rhein costituito da tre costruzioni di Zaha Hadid (stazione dei vigili del fuoco), Frank Gehry (museo del design), Tadao Ando (centro congressi), Mario Botta (museo Jean Tinguely e Banca di pagamenti Internazionali) e diverse costruzioni di Herzog & de Meuron (originari di Basilea ma conosciuti come architetti del Tate Modern di Londra).
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[modifica] SportBasilea in Svizzera ha una reputazione come città sportiva di successo. La squadra di calcio F.C._Basilea conferma questa reputazione nella città che sarà una delle sedi del Campionato europeo 2008, così come Ginevra, Zurigo e Berna. I campionati saranno ospitati congiuntamente da Svizzera and Austria. Il più grande evento indoor di tennis si svolge a Basilea ogni ottobre. I migliori professionisti ATP giocano ogni anno al "Davidoff Swiss Indoors". Nel 2002 il campionato mondiale di Judo ebbe luogo a Basilea. Basilea ha un grande stadio di calcio (St. Jakob-Park), un moderno palazzo per l'hockey su ghiaccio ed un palazzetto.
[modifica] CulturaBasilea ha la reputazione di essere una delle città culturali più importanti d'Europa. Nel 1997 si è battuta per diventare la "Capitale Europea della Cultura". Nel maggio 2004 si è aperto il quinto Festival dei Giovani Cori (EJCF): questa tradizione Basilea iniziò nel 1992. Ospite di questo festival è il locale Coro dei Ragazzi di Basilea. La città è anche conosciuta per "L'Elite di Basilea", il circolo sociale signorile e di antica ricchezza di cui la città è più che soddisfatta. anche se tecnicamente la Svizzera non può avere una nobiltà, perché non è mai stata una monarchia, l'Elite di Basilea è la cosa che più le si avvicina, ed è rappresentata come tale dalla familiarità con le odierne nobiltà delle nazioni confinanti. Un esempio è la famiglia DeBâle di Allschwil, che ha vissuto in quest'area per secoli, ma non accettò la nobiltà conferitale dai monarchi. Il carnevale della città di Basilea (Basler Fasnacht) è il maggior evento culturale dell'anno. Il carnevale è uno dei più importanti della Svizzera e attira una grande folla ogni anno nonostante il fatto che inizi alle quattro del mattino (Morgestraich) e dura esattamente per 72 ore ospitando varie parate. Per maggiori informazioni si veda anche [[1]] Basler Zeitung è il quotidiano locale.
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