Today I invite you to the medieval Basel Cathedral, one of the most iconic landmarks in the city situated on a hill overlooking the Rhine river, which was already settled before the Roman times, the Romans had a fortress on this hill. The former bishop's church, was built between 1019 and 1500 in a romanesque and Gothic style and was consacrated in honor of the Virgin Mary and St. Gallus. Its twin tower dominate the skyline. as you can se it is constructed from red sandstone, wich gives a distinctive and vibrant color. You can climbing the tower ascending about 242 steps and from the top enjoy the beautiful views of Basel and region.
Inside you will see impressive stone carvings, stained glass windows and many ornament details.
The cathedrale features both a mechanical clock as well as a sundial, each with an unique architecture and historical signifiance.
here on the way to the viewpoint is near Basel Cathedral, from there it is only a short walk up the mountain until you reach the terrace.
Have a wonderful day!