Top Things to do in Canton of Basel
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Discover the best top things to do in Canton of Basel, Switzerland including Xocotour Suisse, Schloss Ebenrain, Wenken Park, One Hour Escape, THAI*Massage Basel: ThanTawan, Kannika Thai Massage, Merian Garten, Flohmarkt Petersplatz, Fondation Beyeler, Jean Tinguely Museum.
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1. Xocotour Suisse
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 43 reviews
An entertaining and deliciously sweet walking tour around Basel’s or Zürich's charming old towns where some of the city's most irresistible chocolatey corners are discovered. While learning about Swiss chocolate history, participants get to try many fine local specialties. The tour also includes a sit-down connoisseur tasting session and a sweet give-away to take back home.
2. Schloss Ebenrain
3. Wenken Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Pioneer577172
The Wenken park is a short bus ride outside of Basel, in the hills. The grounds are gracious and beautifully set out. The gardens are magnificent and this is where Federer chose to hold his wedding. Impeccable taste. Worth a visit.
4. One Hour Escape
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 276 reviews
A popular interactive adventure game in the center of Basel. You and your friends get locked in an unknown room full of unsolved mysterious mazes. For one hour you will become a part of the story, trick the Master Thief, steal the treasure and escape! You have only 60 minutes to break out and only your team to rely on! Are you smart enough to solve all riddles and find your way out?
Reviewed By jhusak - Riehen, Switzerland
The One Hour Escape 'Meisterdieb' is great fun. We were a party of 5 (4 adults, 1 kid) and not very experienced but with our swarm intelligence we managed to escape in time before the 'Meisterdieb' returned from his one hour journey out of his apartment. Some of the riddles exceeded the scope of the room and included real world items / activities ... a truly surprising experience. Besides the nice story and the fun, we experienced the One Hour Escpae room as a professional setup, well organized and monitored and you felt yourself always safe. I can recommend this to everyone who wants to experience a Room Escape Adventure. This was is classified as 'medium level' of difficulty and it was solvable. We left the venue with a great experience and with a smile after solving the riddle.
5. THAI*Massage Basel: ThanTawan
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 36 reviews
We are open after 18-01-21. Covid Update: We always treat one guest per massage room only. Our team follows the Swiss hygiene and anti-infection guidelines. In combination with contactless temperature controls, hourly for our staff and at entering for our guests, we are providing a safe & low-risk environment at our Massage Studio ThanTawan Basel. Please be advised that we will not treat guests with fever symptoms. Over 10 years best Thai Massage in Basel. In our calm & peaceful massage practice we provide individual massage rooms for our guests to ensure a quiet, relaxed and health-giving atmosphere. Only if you want to have a massage together with a friend or partner (couples massage) two guests are in one room. Thaimassage vitalizes and enhances self-healing processes, energizes and harmonizes your spirits and reconciles the mental and physical well-being. Visit us in the delightful city of Basel Stadt at Gundeli.
6. Kannika Thai Massage
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Ich biete in Original Thailandischem Ambiente: Thai Massage Aroma oil Massage Sport Massage Krauterstempel Massage Hot stone Massage Und Paar Massagen Keine Erotik Massagen!
7. Merian Garten
8. Flohmarkt Petersplatz
9. Fondation Beyeler
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 974 reviews
The Fondation Beyeler is a museum of modern and contemporary art open 365 days a year. It is considered one of the world's most beautiful museums. Its exhibitions of renowned artists of the 19th, 20th, and 21st centuries have brought the museum international recognition and established it as Switzerland's most popular art museum. The focus is the visitor's personal and sensory experiences in encountering art and nature. The art museum is located in an English park with a historical villa, old trees, and water lily ponds. The museum building, designed by award-winning Italian architect Renzo Piano, fits elegantly into the cultural landscape and offers beautiful views of the park.
Reviewed By J0anned568 - Canberra, Australia
This museum on the outskirts of Basel was a highlight of our trip to Europe. It can be reached by tram from the centre of Basel and is about 20 min ride. The stop is right outside the door. We were lucky to see the last day or so of the magnificent exhibition of Picasso's 'blue and pink' periods which finished in mid-June. This was a wonderfully rich collection of Picasso paintings from his early period, just before his cubist period. It was thoughtfully displayed and curated. The Rudolph Stingel exhibition is still on and also worth looking at. There are new exhibitions now on display. The museum is a beautiful building and it is worth allowing time to wander around the gardens Look at the triptych by Monet in the reception foyer opposite the bookshop.
10. Jean Tinguely Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 844 reviews
Reviewed By RCSColumbus - Columbus, United States
We had never heard of Jean Tinguely before visiting Basel but we were so smitten by his amazing Carnival Fountain downtown that we were curious to see more. The Museum Tinguely is a beautiful piece of architecture, perfectly designed to display the kinetic sculptures the artist is best known for. Some are as large as an entire gallery; some you can walk through; virtually all can be activated at the press of a button. Whether you come away appreciating him as an artist or not you will certainly fall for his incredible blend of engineering, mechanical whimsy and pure imagination. Who else would ever think to weld all of these found objects into such lively contraptions? Some even seem to have personalities. You can't help but smile and even laugh out loud at a few of them. My wife, daughter and I were mesmerized as were all the other visitors we saw at the museum that day.
