Hire a coach for sightseeing in Basel

BASEL SIGHTSEEING

The Women’s Handball European Championship spans multiple countries, including the St. Jakobshalle in Basel, Switzerland, a sports epicenter that welcomes fans with a seating capacity of 6,500. The Coach Hire Hungary vehicle fleet is easily accessible with small and large buses, and VIP transportation ensures a quick and comfortable journey to the Women’s Handball European Championship venue.  If you want to get to know the city of Basel, we recommend bus tours or hiring a bus in Budapest from Coach Hire Hungary, allowing you to explore the attractions at your own pace and convenience. The Coach Hire Hungary team is always at your service for any questions or requests. Here are some ideas to enrich your experience during the championship:

Basel Attractions

Basel, Switzerland’s third-largest city, offers a wealth of cultural and historical attractions for visitors. Here are some key sites worth visiting:

1. Basel Minster (Basler Münster) the Gothic and Romanesque cathedral is one of the city’s iconic buildings, located on the banks of the Rhine. The church towers offer a beautiful view of the city.
2. Tinguely Museum the museum showcases the kinetic art of Swiss sculptor Jean Tinguely.
3. Kunstmuseum (Museum of Fine Arts) the Kunstmuseum is Basel’s most significant art museum, featuring works by famous painters such as Picasso, van Gogh, and Cézanne.
4. Zoo Basel known as Zolli, Zoo Basel is Switzerland’s oldest and one of the largest zoos, showcasing animals from around the world.
5. Fondation Beyeler the Fondation Beyeler is a world-renowned art museum and gallery specializing in modern art.
6. Basel Town Hall (Rathaus) Located in the city center, this Gothic-style town hall is famous for its red façade and colorful frescoes.
7. Spielzeug Welten Museum (Toy Worlds Museum) the museum boasts the world’s largest collection of teddy bears and features many other toys and dolls.
8. Spalentor (Spalen Gate) The Spalentor is a medieval city gate and one of Basel’s most impressive and well-known historical structures.
9. Mittelalterliche Rathaus (Medieval Town Hall) Located on Marktplatz, the medieval town hall is known for its distinctive Renaissance architectural style.
10. Basel Paper Mill (Basel Paper Museum) this museum showcases the history and techniques of papermaking through interactive exhibits.
11. Vitra Design Museum the Vitra Design Museum is one of the world’s leading design museums, featuring modern and contemporary design.
12. Marktplatz Marktplatz is Basel’s central square, where the city’s market is located. Here, you can buy local products and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere.
13. Botanical Garden (Botanischer Garten der Universität Basel) The botanical garden of the University of Basel features beautiful plant collections and tranquil walking paths.