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Basel is known for its medieval old town centre. There are many things to see and do if you have a few days to explore. Visiting Basel you can enjoy the amazing art in the many museums. Basel has a city carnival, called Fasnacht. So, if you're planning to visit make sure you book a trip during those three days when the whole city is alive.
The official language of the city is German. However, the majority of the population speaks Baseldytsch, an Alemannic dialect, since it's their mother tongue. The languages that are fluently spoken in Basel are German, Baseldytsch, English, and French.
Famous museums
Basel has more than two dozen museums, including a various subjects, such as art, architecture, cartoons and even dollhouses. Basel is among the most important cultural centres of Switzerland. The city comprises a large number of theatres and many museums including the Museum of Fine Arts, the world's oldest art collection accessible to the public. Other famous museums are Antikenmuseum Basel und Sammlung Ludwig, Anatomical Museum and Natural History Museum of Basel.
Public Transportation in Basel
The city has an extensive public transportation network which connects Basel to the surrounding suburbs. There are green-coloured and yellow-coloured buses and trams. Taxis are also available throughout the city.
A trip on the Rhine is a popular touristic attraction, with summer cruise ships that take tourists from Amsterdam to Basel. Basel Port is in the northern region of Switzerland and a favourite stopover of cruise liners plying the Rhine River.
Basel Airport Transfer Options
The Euroairport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg is the only tri-national airport in the world. Built on French soil about 4 km from Basel, it is connected with the city by a customs-free road. Several major airlines offer services, including Swiss, Air France, British Airways and Lufthansa. In the Arrival hall, you can choose to go through the Swiss customs and take the customs-free road to Basel or to go through French customs.
Euroairport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg has several bus connections to all three countries. On the Swiss exit, you can take bus no — 50, which will take you to Basel. The service is frequent every 7-8 minutes, and the journey time is 20 minutes.
Organise private Basel airport transfer
By booking a private airport taxi, you will avoid waiting at the terminal and eliminate the risk of overcharging. It is an all-inclusive service with "Meet and Greet", flight monitoring and luggage included in the price.
The vehicle type varies according to the number of passengers and amount of luggage. You can enter your details and get an instant quote on our website. The price for the Basel airport transfer is fixed and can be paid online after making the reservation or in cash to the driver. We will send you a confirmation email with the details and emergency phone number you can call in case there are some issues.
Check the price for a private airport taxi from Euroairport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg to Basel city centre. City Airport Taxis also offer transfers to Aesch, Breitenbach, Rothrist, Solothurn and Torgon.
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