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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Kunsthalle Basel
Country: Switzerland
What Is Kunsthalle Basel?
Kunsthalle Basel is one of the most famous and active art institutes in the entire world. Since it opened in 1872, it dedicated itself to the presentation, exploration, and promotion of modern art. Kunsthalle Basel has an ...
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Thun
Country: Switzerland
Thun Introduction
Thun is a municipality and city in Thun, an administrative district in the Bern canton in Switzerland, and it has roughly 42,000 residents.
It is situated between the Aare Rivers that goes of the lake, roughly 30 km to the ...
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Urania
Country: Austria
On the south side of Julius-Raab-Platz, on the banks of the Danube Canal, stands a round building with a distinctive dome that is visible from afar. Urania, named after the Greek muse, was built in 1910 to designs by Max Fabian. It is the home of V ...
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Schulhof
Country: Austria
Schulhof is a small alley connecting the imperial Am Hof square with the elegant, Baroque residential area of Kurrentgasse. The building, the former Obizzi Palace (1690), now houses a fascinating Clock Museum, which has more than 3,000 exhibits. Th ...
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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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