Ramp to underground cycle parking at Basel Badischer station
Cycle parking at Basel Badischer station
Bike/tram integration at Basel Badischer station
Cycle track on the Dreirosenbrücke, Basel
It's as rare to see a recumbent in Basel as anywhere else
Cycle lane and entry to Basel St Johan station
Underground cycle parking at Basel St Johan station
Entry to underground cycle parking at Basel St Johan station
Pedestrians only - cycles allowed to access the underground parking
Road closed to motor vehicles (but used by occasional tram movements as well as bikes)
In Basel there are more signs controlling dogs than bikes.
High-speed commuting in Basel
In Britain you'd be pushing for a cycle route through here - in Switzerland the on-road cycling environment is so good there's no need.
Right turn except for bikes and buses
Cycle parking, central Basel
Cycle parking at tram stop, Basel
Two route signs at the north end of the Wetsteinbrücke, Basel
Junction sign on the Wetsteinbrücke, Basel
Cycle link from the Wetsteinbrücke, Basel
Cycle route crossing the Wetsteinbrücke, Basel
Junction sign on the Wetsteinbrücke, Basel
Cycle route under the Wetsteinbrücke, Basel
Cycle route under the Wetsteinbrücke, Basel
Route signs on the north bank of the Rhein
Cycle contraflow on the north bank of the Rhein
Bikes Allowed (and dogs must be on leads) on the riverside path past the Hoffman-La Roche tower, Basel
Cycling on the riverside path, Basel
Cycling on the riverside path, Basel
Bikes Allowed on this riverside path, Basel
Cycling on the Rhein riverside route beneath the Museum Tinguely, Basel
Cycle parking at the Museum Tinguely, Basel (and an interesting sign)
Protected right-turn cycle lane
Cycle lane on the Rhein bridge, Basel - not quite a motorway but almost!
Cycle ramp off the Rhein bridge, Basel
Cycle ramp off the Rhein bridge, Basel
Secure parking for residents by the ramp to the Rhein bridge, Basel
Route signs on the Rhein riverside route, Basel
Swiss national routes 2 and 3 heading south from teh Rhein riverside route, Basel
Not enough cycle parking at this popular riverside lido/restaurant in Basel
Not enough cycle parking at this popular riverside lido/restaurant in Basel
Contraflow cycling (and mopeds) on the Rhein riverside route, Basel
Contraflow cycling (and mopeds) on the Rhein riverside route, Basel.
There are more signs controlling dogs than bikes in Basel.
Cycle parking by the Rhein in Basel
Bikes cost 0.80 Euros on the ferry across the Rhein (powered by the river current alone).
Cyclists on the riverside route, Basel (and the Hoffman-La Roche tower)
Poor cycle parking at the Contemporary Art Museum, Basel
Basel region cycle map and cycle rental leaflets
Basic cycle stands opposite the Basel youth hostel
Cycle parking with lots of space for bikes with kickstands
Cycle parking, Basel - lots of space for bikes with kickstands
Stopping on the hill ouf of the St-Alban-Tal, past the youth hostel, Basel
Cycle route crossing main road and tram lines, Basel
Junction of cycle routes, Basel
Cyclists passing road works, Basel
Cycle parking and route past university building, Basel
Cycle crossing over main road and tram lines, Basel
Cycle route crossing a main road and tram lines, Basel
Cycle route crossing tram lines, Basel
Pedestrian and cycle crossings near Basel SBB station
Stairs to underground cycle park at Basel SBB station. - a long way from the main ramp!
Entrance to underground cycle park at Basel SBB station.
Entrance to underground cycle park at Basel SBB station.
Straight ahead only for buses and bikes - other traffic must turn right.
Cycle parking at the rear of Basel Bahnhof - near the former youth hostel.
Post Passage, Basel - cycle route parallel to a new tram line.
Covered cycle parking at a former factory, now an arts/hostel complex.
Cycle Parking Only For Visitors - at Basel's Rathaus (City Hall)
Covered parking for a software company at a former factory, now an arts/hostel complex.
City Bike Rental in a former factory, now an arts/hostel complex.
The Munsterfähre, a ferry in Basel that is attached to an overhead cable and pushed across the Rhine purely by the force of the current.