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What a welcome
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Mothballed
The Basel Journal has been mothballed – whether temporarily
Basel’s Rhine: different from what the rowers remembered
At the 9th Basel Head the participating rowers found a slightly d
A Journey Back in Time
A simple walk instead of an elaborate time machine is enough to t
Bloodshed in the name of justice
At the Executioner’s Museum in Sissach different worlds meet: c
An Ode to Basel
For expats, the notion of home can be complex and controversial.
This folk festival by the Münster on september, 21 is a great opportunity to get to know the Chinese culture a bit better. It connects Baslers with the local Chinese community. For the Chinese, this celebration is the second most important event next to the Chinese New Year. Part of the festivities includes a dragon dance at 8 pm. The “Mondfest”, as it is referred to in German, begins at 3 pm.
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