While staying in Basel you can devote time not only to traditional tours around museums and surviving historic buildings, but also to unique places, which have no rivals. One of these places is Dreiländereck situated on the outskirts of the city. Strolling along its picturesque waterfront, Westquaistrasse, you can find a symbolic stele with flags of the three countries, Switzerland, Germany and France. Standing next to the stele, you can see all three states. There are pointers that show the location of the French town Unang and the German city of Weil am Rhein. The latter is connected to Basel with a pedestrian bridge across the River Rhine.
Basel has several luxury designer hotels, which will enchant travelers with unique atmosphere. Ultra-modern style is a hallmark of Radisson Blu, Basel. The hotel offers more than 200 rooms. … 
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Basel has a decent selection of luxury hotels that will delight discerning guests with a variety of services and luxurious furnishings. A conference center is merged with a luxury hotel … Open
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If all the popular museums and shopping centers of Basel have already been studied, be sure to visit Zur Puppenfee on Gerbergasse. That’s a unique store that offers customers a huge selection of antique toys. Prices in the store are quite high, so many tourists visit it like a normal museum. Collectors will appreciate a range of goods, while ordinary passers-by could see the dolls and tin soldiers, which have been used by local children more than a hundred years ago.
Basel is home to the world-famous historical amenity. Hotel Alfa is considered one of the oldest guest houses of the city. That’s a part of Hotelleriesuisse network, so it can be named … Open
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