Dreiländereck Review

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.

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.

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.

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.

This is a monument in Basel, Switzerland, at the border of Switzerland, Germany and France on the Rhine. It has three national flags pointing in the direction of three countries. ​​​ Every time I go to Basel, I dare not open the traffic, because the traffic fee for three countries is Germany, Switzerland on the right and France on the left. It is said that the one with a 40-capped traffic daily cannot be opened here. After a while, 3 40 yuan will be deducted, and each country will be deducted once, haha.

Unlike other borders, these three borders are divided by a triangular table, Austria, Hungary, and Slovakia, three stools are divided into three different countries, where the Tatars sit down and fight a "three-country killing" across the three countries. Absolutely worthy of the name!

The starting point of the Viking cruise line the Rhine is Basel, Switzerland, and the cruise terminal is about 200 meters from the monument at the junction of Switzerland, France and Germany. The monument at the junction of the three countries resembles a three-wing rocket launched by a waiter, with the flags of the two neighboring countries on each side.