About Basel Mulhouse
Located on Switzerland’s border with France and Germany, Basel is a cosmopolitan city where you can see the effects of these cultures as well. With a population of approximately 200 thousand, Basel is Switzerland’s 3rd most populated city, after Zurich and Geneva. With the river Rhine flowing through the city, Basel is interconnected via bridges.
Basel hosts numerous international exhibitions and is home to the headquarters of many international companies. The city’s main sights include the Kleinbasel (Lesser Basel) area, Grossbasel (Greater Basel) area, Basel Minster (Munster Cathedral), Mittlere Rheinbrücke Bridge, Tinguely Fountain, Museum of Ancient Art and Ludwig Collection, and Cartoonmuseum Basel.
The best way to explore Basel is by bike. Taking a ferry ride on the river, enjoying the lush forest, and taking a tour of the old city is very enjoyable. Winters in Basel are cold and snowy; summers aren’t too hot, with average temperatures around 23-26 degrees.
In the winter the temperatures are below 0. The best time to visit the city is in the summer. There are many famous and stylish restaurants that serve international cuisine, offering a rich variety of eating and drinking options.
Basel also offers a wide range of options for winter sports. The EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg is one of the few airports in the world that is jointly operated by two countries, France and Switzerland. While the airport is located on French territory, the customs area is located on Swiss territory. You can reach both countries from this airport.
