Basel is the place I call home whenever I’m in Switzerland. City with a blend of culture, charm, and everyday comforts. This section is filled with the spots I return to most: from neighborhood favorites and cozy pubs to world-class museums and tradi...
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A charming throwback to childhood. This museum is stacked with antique toys, dolls, and games, perfect for sparking nostalgia and discovering history through play.
Toy Worlds Museum Basel
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Europe’s oldest public art collection, yet still refreshingly modern. From Renaissance masterpieces to contemporary works, Kunstmuseum is where Basel’s love affair with art comes alive.
Kunstmuseum Basel
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Basler Fasnacht usually happens at the end of February or in March, starting on the Monday after Ash Wednesday. It kicks off at 4:00 AM sharp with “Morgestraich” and the celebration lasts 72 hours. The city’s streets transform into a whirlwind of mas...
Fasnacht - Carnival in Basel
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Buffet-style vegetarian & vegan heaven, with dishes so creative and colorful you’ll forget meat was ever an option. My Basel go-to for healthy comfort food.
Tibits Basel - Vegetarian restaurant
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A bridge where Switzerland, France, and Germany meet—literally. Standing in three countries within a few steps feels like a small but thrilling adventure.
Dreiländerbrücke - Three Countries Bridge
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When the craving for a proper burger hits, Burgermeister is my go-to. Juicy and flavorful, it’s a little taste of indulgence right in the heart of Basel.
Burgermeister Basel (Aeschenvorstadt)
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A cozy Irish pub just steps away from my Basel stay. Perfect for a casual pint, lively atmosphere, and the kind of comfort food that makes you feel at home no matter where you’re from.
Flanagan's Irish Pub
Beyond Basel: Swiss Swiss Adventures
Switzerland is a breathtaking country, and thanks to its trains and scenic routes, no destination ever feels too far away. Here I’ve gathered my favorite escapes: from mountains, lakes, hidden villages, and unforgettable experiences.
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A serene lakeside town with the cleanest and most emerald-blue water I have ever seen and some of Switzerland’s most scenic train rides. Nature here doesn’t just impress - it humbles.
Brienz
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Cobblestone streets, the famous KapellbrĂĽcke bridge, and boat rides that give you cinematic views of the lake and the Alps. Luzern is straight out of a postcard.
A quick stop between cities, this open-air outlet village makes for a fun detour. Think of it as Swiss shopping therapy, surrounded by mountains.
Landquart Fashion Outlet
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A hidden gem in Chur with a very cozy and homey vibe. Chic, cozy, and the kind of place where food is both comforting and creative. Their pizzas are really good!
Restaurant Mamma Mia - Chur
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Luxury in the mountains. Whether skiing, shopping, or simply arriving by one of the world’s most famous train rides, St. Moritz oozes glamour and alpine charm. Even though St. Moritz is famous for being quite an expensive place, you can just stroll a...
St. Moritz
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The mountain that inspired Toblerone’s iconic logo. Zermatt is picture-perfect, car-free, and full of alpine charm, with the Matterhorn towering dramatically over it all.
Zermatt, Matterhorn
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Strolls along Lake Geneva, the Jet d’Eau fountain, and elegant streets full of charm. Home to the United Nations, Geneva blends global energy with Swiss sophistication. Geneva is known to be one of the most expensive cities in the world, but you don’...