Basel - description of the city:
Basel is city of Switzerland (Basel-City).
The population of Basel: 164,488 people. Geographic coordinates of Basel: 47.5584 x 7.57327.
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Switzerland
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International title |
Basel |
Population |
164,488 people |
Timezone |
Europe/Zurich |
State |
Basel-City |
Geographic coordinates |
Latitude: 47.5584 x Longitude: 7.57327 |
Photo Galery Basel
Basel video guide
Places to visit in Basel
- Vitra Design Museum
- Zoo Basel
- Kunstmuseum Basel
- Fondation Beyeler
- Augusta Raurica
- Caricature & Cartoon Museum Basel
- Museum Tinguely
- Kunsthalle Basel
- Naturhistorisches Museum Basel
- Pharmazie-Historisches Museum der Universität Basel
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Famous Places
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Aletsch Glacier
Country: Switzerland
Aletsch Glacier Introduction
The Aletsch Glacier is sometimes called the Great Aletsch Glacier. It is the biggest glacier in the Alps, and for that reason it deserves to be on your list of sites to see when you are visiting Switzerland. It stretch ...
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Riehen
Country: Switzerland
Riehen Introduction
Riehen is located in the Basel-Stadt Canton, and this municipality has about 21,000 people living there. Along with the city of Bettingen and Basel, Riehen is one of the three municipalities that is located there.
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Davos
Country: Switzerland
Davos Introduction
Davos is located in the Prattigau/Davos district, and it is a municipality in the Graubunden canton in the country of Switzerland. It has a permanent resident population of roughly 11,150 people. It is situated on the Landswasse ...
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Horten
Country: Norway
Visitors that approach the town of Horten from the north are greeted by Hortenspiken. This bronze statute is known as the girl from Horten and is a welcoming site for those that come here. The girl in the statue is holding a boat, which shows that ...
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Aulestad
Country: Norway
Aulestad is a museum and farm located in Follebu, Oppland, Norway. The farm is most known for being the residence of Bjornstjerne and Karoline Bjornson in 1874. From 1923, the manor has been preserved. From 1926, the area was owned by the state. In ...
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