On this page you will find information about arrival, stay, mobility and interesting information about Basel, the fascinating city on the bend of the Rhine
And here is some initial information about the location of the house so that you know where your home is in Basel when you get home.
To get straight to the point; It's better to get to Basel by train, because the 3camere only has one garage space (CHF 10 per night), you don't need the car in the city anyway, the parking fees are prohibitively high and the public transport is perfect. Just for information: In the Basel Süd car park (south of the train station, 3 minutes from 3camere) the car costs 30 francs for one day and you have to buy the ticket at the ticket office (not at the machine, otherwise it would be even more expensive!)
What's more, from platform 5 you can walk to your home in just 5 minutes. From platform 8 onwards it is even shorter. And what could be more relaxing than stretching your feet after a 6-hour train journey (e.g. from Miralago station).
Speaking of Miralago,www.miralago.ch is the ultimate tip for a relaxing short or holiday stay
Directions
Here If you are traveling by train or flying, download instructions on how to find us quickly and easily. If you're speeding along in your car (if there's no traffic jam (hee hee)) clickhere and you will be shown the fastest way to find the parking garage next to the 3camere.
Mobility in the city
When you're here you'll need itTram network timetable (also as PDF). A note: our station is on line 16, Gundeldingen station entrance (1 cm in 08:00 h position from the SBB station). And if you want to go to the trade fair,* you have to change to lines 6, 14 or 15 at Barfüsser, Marktplatz or Schifflände.
*speaking of “have to”, you don’t have to do anything. You can also just stay seated, then simply drive from Schifflände back via the Gundeldingen station entrance to Bruderholz and back... and back again. With the mobility ticket from 3camere you can always travel back and forth.
Always? No! The ticket is only valid from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m.... there are no trams the rest of the time!
We finally have a usable onemap found. Unfortunately we had to snip it together and read it again and as a result the quality suffered somewhat. We also don't know whether it is legally protected. You can find the original here.
If you want to learn Spanish: here is the Spanish websiteBasel Tourism; complete, informative, super-recommended (of course also in German)
Food and Drink
When the trade fair is over, the business is done or quite simply: when your stomach says you are hungry: that's it rustic be? Or, if this bar is occupied (as it usually is), here is onealternative. For fish lovers, Hier a recommendation with a view of the Rhine.
And we like to go there for evening drinksPoison Hut, near the market square. Or just opposite, the "Chateau Lapin", or in plain German: The Hasenburg: GGG= good, cheap, sociable.
Of course, that's not the end of the story, these are just our preferred stains. In Basel you can discuss politics in the simple neighborhood bar, max out your credit card limits in night clubs or dine elegantly in exquisite star restaurants. You can find the complete offer here.
Culture and diversion
If you want to enrich yourself culturally, then you are in paradise and you have to plan a stay of at least two weeks. In addition to constantly changing events, you will find museums, art houses, galleries, concert halls and theaters. Hier you can get inspired.
If you're simply looking for a little diversion, perhaps a visit to the Zolli (German: Zoo) is the right thing, it can be reached from the 3camere in just a few minutes. Or quite simply, a leisurely stroll through the city with a crossing of the Rhine with one ferry. Or a comfortable one Rhine cruise ...maybe with dinner?
It's a little further away, but still worth a visit Europe Park or a trip to that Alsace with the cozy villages and the cozy restaurants
Or, also with just a few steps
reachable,the St. Margarethen Park,
a green oasis, next to the 3camere