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Basel is the third largest city in Switzerland after Zurich and Geneva. It is also the border of the three countries, connecting France and Germany. From Germany to Switzerland, you don’t need to take a plane, just take a transnational train. From Frankfurt Airport Railway Station, you can take a long-distance train to Basel, and then transfer to Swiss trains to Lucerne and other Swiss cities. It is very convenient, and the time required is about 4-5 hours. The station in Basel is very big and there are many platforms. There are stairs, elevators, escalators and other facilities to the platform. There are also shopping malls, supermarkets, and shops in the railway station, which are very prosperous. Tickets can be purchased through the machine on the platform, the mobile SBB app, etc.

Basel’s famous Three-Country Border, we walked all the way along the Rhine. The air in Switzerland is so good! There are very few people on the road during the morning rush hour, and the Three Kingdoms Border Monument is by the river. It is quite memorable to take pictures.

Located in the northwestern corner of Switzerland, Basel is a very interesting town near France and Germany. It is very close everywhere. Closer is the hilly area of the Saône region in southeastern France, where there is a church of Ronchamp designed by the architect Le Corbusier. Of course, Basel itself also has historical background and international financial importance.

The junction of the Three Kingdoms is a very unique small place. The area of this area is quite large. You can also see a wealth of historical information at the junction of the Three Kingdoms. The fun of visiting and playing here is also quite good, and it is very suitable for the whole family. .

this place is unbelievable so beautiful

The starting point of the Viking Cruise Rhine route (launching) is Basel, Switzerland, and the cruise ship terminal is about 200 meters from the monument at the junction of Switzerland, France, and Germany. The Monument to the Border of the Three Kingdoms is like a three-winged rocket launched by a patron, with the flags of the two neighboring countries on each adjacent two wings.

Basel, Switzerland is located on the Rhine River, at the junction of France, Germany and Switzerland. There is a three-winged monument resembling a rocket at the junction, and each two wings have the flag of the corresponding country.