The Ultimate Basel Old Town Walking Guide: 5 Themed Routes & Expert Tips
Post box Treasure Hunt in Basel
Post box Treasure Hunt in Basel
Did you know one of the most expensive stamps in the world was launched in Basel in 1845? This predates the era when even Swiss post was not established. It is the first tricolor stamp in the world - the only postage stamp issued by Basel when each canton was responsible for its own postal services, and there was no uniform postal rates for Switzerland until countrywide postal service started on 1 January 1849. This stamp is also embossed on the post boxes at six locations around Basel, and let's find it together...!
Get to know your city, learn how to follow the maps with local experts and colorful stories about old town Basel. Exclusively for kids, and parents who hold kids like curiosity..! Check out the picture gallery.
Duration: 3hours
Meeting Point: Spalentor Gate, Basel-Stadt
End Point: Middle Bridge, Schifflände, Basel-Stadt
Cost: 25 CHF for each kid / adult (10 CHF reduction for siblings).
Starting Time: 10 AM
Starting Time: 10 AM
Write to us on info@catterfly.com to register in advance. Or, you can message / WhatsApp at +41 (0) 788230618. Preregistration is required.
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Please note:
- Its a walking tour, and approximate walking distance is around 3-4kms.
- You are encouraged to bring your own water bottle, sanitizer, and snacks.
Duration
3 Hrs
Prices starting from
$ 39
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