Day 1: Historical Basel
- Old Town (Altstadt): Begin your day with a walk through Basel's Old Town. Visit the Market Square (Marktplatz) with its red Town Hall (Rathaus) and clock.
- Don't miss the Basel Minster, a majestic cathedral with beautiful stained glass windows and panoramic views of the city from its towers.
- Medieval Gates of Spalentor: Take a stroll to the Spalentor gates, some of the most impressive and well-preserved city gates from the Middle Ages.
- Basel History Museum: Learn about the region's history by visiting the Basel Historical Museum.
- Lunch: Have lunch at one of the cozy restaurants in the Old Town. Try local dishes such as fondue or raclette.
- Riverside Walk along the Rhine: End your day with a walk along the Rhine river promenade. Enjoy views of the city and the cool evening breeze.
Day 2: Culture and Art
- Fondation Beyeler: Visit this renowned museum located in the suburb of Riehen. It houses works by masters such as Picasso, Monet, and other famous artists.
- Kunstmuseum Basel: Explore a rich collection of European art spanning seven centuries, including works by Van Gogh, Klee, and Dali.
- ExploRationum: For those traveling with children, this interactive space will be an interesting stop.
- Lunch at Munsterplatz: Enjoy lunch at one of the terraces on the square in front of the cathedral, observing the city life.
- Tinguely Museum: This unique museum showcases kinetic sculptures by Swiss artist Jean Tinguely.
Day 3: Gourmet and Modern Experiences
- Local Market: Visit local markets to experience the taste of Swiss produce. It's the perfect time to buy souvenirs and taste local delicacies.
- Japanese Gardens: Enjoy the tranquility and beauty of Basel's Japanese gardens while strolling along well-maintained alleys.
- Kleinbasel District: Explore the more modern and bohemian district of the city, full of galleries, shops, and cafes.
- Lunch in Kleinbasel: Have lunch at one of the elegant restaurants or cafes offering avant-garde dishes and fusion cuisine.
- Farewell Walk: End your trip with an evening walk along the river or visit one of the bars on the promenade to enjoy a glass of wine or a cocktail with a view of the sunset.
These three days will allow you to enjoy everything that Basel has to offer, from its rich history and art to its modern culture and gastronomy.
