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Dreiländereck Review

4.5 /546 Reviews
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Basel is only Zurich, Switzerland's third largest city in Geneva, and it is also the border of three countries, connecting France and Germany. From Germany to Switzerland, you don't need to take a plane, you can take a cross-country train directly. From Frankfurt Airport Railway Station, you can take a long-distance train to Basel, and then transfer to Switzerland to other Swiss cities such as Lusen. It is very convenient and takes about4-5 hours. Basel's station is very large, there are many platforms, and there are stairs, elevators, escalators and other facilities to the platform. There are also shopping malls, supermarkets, shops in the train station, which are very prosperous. Tickets can be purchased by self-service through the machines on the platform, mobile phone SBB apps, etc.

Dreiländereck

Posted: Feb 7, 2020
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  • 小丸子老可爱
    5/5Outstanding
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    Basel's famous three-country border monument, we walked along the Rhine River, the Swiss air is really good! There were very few people on the road in the morning peak, and the three-country border monument was right by the river. It was very commemorative to take pictures.

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    Posted: Jan 10, 2020
  • xiaohei5678
    5/5Outstanding
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    Basel in the northwest corner of Switzerland is close to France and Germany, a very interesting small town, very close to everywhere. Close to the mountainous area of Thorne in southeastern France, there is a Lancang church designed by master architect Corbusier. Basel itself is of course historical and international financial importance.

    1
    Posted: Nov 4, 2019
  • 爱爱李
    4/5Excellent
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    The border crossing of the three countries is a very unique small place. The area of this area is quite large. The border of the three countries can also see a lot of historical information. The fun of visiting and playing here is also very good. It is very suitable for the whole family to travel.

    0
    Posted: Oct 15, 2019
  • _TX***95
    5/5Outstanding

    This was the First thing on my to-do list for Basel but ended up being the last thing I did and what a splendid way to end my trip. I went on a Sunday evening, the weather was cool but not too cold. There was snow everywhere and not a single soul in sight. It's quite a walk but it was totally worth it.

    0
    Posted: Dec 20, 2022
  • fz570628
    5/5Outstanding
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    Basel is at the junction of France, Germany and Switzerland. The wharf of the Viking cruise ship is just a stone's throw away. I took advantage of my spare time for dinner and walked along the Rhine River for three or five minutes. It is a rocket-like monument, spread out on three wings, each wing has the flag of the corresponding country, the monument is simple and solemn.

    0
    Posted: Apr 18, 2019
  • 凤凤吖吖
    5/5Outstanding
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    This is the monument of three countries in Basel, Switzerland, on the Rhine River, at the junction of Germany and France. There are three national flags pointing in the direction of three countries. Every time I go to Basel, I dare not open traffic because Germany, Switzerland on the right and France are in front of the three countries'traffic charges. It is said that the one with 40 top traffic per day can't be opened here. After a while, it will be deducted by 3,40 yuan. Every country deducts it once. Ha-ha.

    3
    Posted: Jul 21, 2017
  • 珍珍吖头
    5/5Outstanding
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    Unlike other borders, the borders of these three countries are divided by a triangular table, one is Austria, the other is Hungary, and the other is Slovakia. The three stools belong to three different countries. The three Muslims sit here and fight a "Three Kingdoms Kill" across the three countries, which is absolutely worthy of their name.

    2
    Posted: Jul 22, 2017
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