Switzerland · SELF-GUIDED TRAILS IN BASEL
The good self-guided trails in Basel sell out in the summer weeks and the fine days go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Basel’s old city, Roche Tower, Dreiländereck, and more on a two-hour bus tour with multilingual audio, WiFi, and Läckerli.
“Very informative. The audio guide matched the various sights and attractions. Comfortable bus and small lackerli given to try. Perfect for a rainy day and getting to know Basel when first arrive in the city.”
Taste Basel at four local stops, from handmade pastries to KLARA dishes and traditional Leckerly, on a flexible self-guided food walk.
“I enjoyed the food at Kiara. It was amazing and the staff were friendly. The organic shop was true to it nature and can only hope most shop could use it blue print to sustainability Never go to Jakob's Basler Leckerly Spalenberg 26, 4051. The traditional spice cakes dry and the shop asisistance took them from her bag that was mixed with her clothes. She was rude, called me name and claimed that the voucher was fuck. She gave a different account to the main store and when l finally called the Basel tourism board, she gave a different account of the event. My only regret is stomach problem(diarrhea) since…”
Explore Basel’s old town, Rhine views, fountains, and cultural landmarks with a flexible, offline VoiceMap audio walk for $11.99.
“I used this as an “Intro to Basel” and it was perfect! Showed me around to major cultural areas and gave good suggestions for coffee or things to do during my stay.”
Basel’s self-guided food tour links four local stops, from historic bakery treats to global bites, with flexible timing and useful route planning.
“Belle découverte de lieu insolite à Bâle. Tu n ne peut que recommander cette belle balade gourmande à travers Bâle.”
Pick a summit, a lake or a factory.
