Regional train from Basel Bad, Switzerland to Karlsruhe, Germany via Freiburg & Offenburg line RE7
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 มิ.ย. 2024
- Basel Bad is also the German railway station in the city of Basel. All trains, heading to Basel in Switzerland will pass here and for regional trains it's the terminal station. As a mather of fact, it's a very German station in Switzerland and it's also a German fare point.
I traveled on many long distance trains but never on a regional train along this route. For regional trains, the route is a bit different as well.
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00:00 Introduction
00:52 Basel Bad railway station, in Switzerland
05:05 Regional train RE7 from Basel Bad, Switzerland to Karlsruhe, Germany via Freiburg, Offenburg & Baden Baden
10:16 Route of our train RE 7 between Basel & Karlsruhe
11:09 Views from the train between Basel, Switzerland & Freiburg, Germany
12:07 End of this trip report
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BaWü trains have been the nicest and most reliable local services ive encountered in Germany
That's great to hear and from an international perspective also pretty good connections.
Looks like a station with a lot of history!
I'm pretty sure about that.
A nice informative Video, as usual! I agree with you that Basel Bad train station is functional but in a minimalistic way, with availability of essential amenities only within the station.
Basel Badischer Bahnhof is where Locomotives used to be changed ( German to Swiss and vice versa in the old days and where the Swiss and German Zollamt used to join the cross border trains pre Schengen)
Great video as always
Thanks again!
Basel Badischer Bahnhof, as the name suggests, was built in the middle of the 19th century by the railway company of the (then independent) German Kingdom of Baden. That it why it is a German station in Switzerland. The connection between Badischer Bahnhof and Basel SBB (main city station) was only built years later. Before that, Badischer Bahnhof was the terminus of the railway line from Karlsruhe.
A peculiar situation arose after the Nazis came to power in 1933. There was a Swiss postoffice in the station, and Swiss letterboxes, so Germans could send mail abroad without it being read by the German secret police. Also, the station displayed the Nazi-flag, which led to violent altercations with Swiss protesters. After the start of WWII, no German trains rode to Badischer Bahnhof. To reach the German town of Zell, which was connected by rail to Badischer Bahnhof, a railway line was built from the last German town on the line before Basel to the part of the line to Zell which lay in Germany, thereby circumventing Swiss territory.
Today, in the English announcements in local trams and buses, Badischer Bahnhof is called Basle German station, and Basel SBB is called Basle Swiss station.
40 jaar geleden gingen wij met een georganiseerde reis naar Kandersteg in Zwitserland. We kregen 3 treinkaartjes. Van elk station in Nederland naar Basel Badischer Bahnhof; een apart kaartje voor het traject Badischer Bahnhof-Basel SBB; en een kaartje van Basel SBB naar Kandersteg. Weet iemand waarom dit zo gedaan werd? De reis was georganiseerd door het reisbureau van de NS, dat heette toen NS-Trans. Had het daar misschien iets mee te maken?
Jaren later boekte ik nl eens een treinreis Utrecht-Basel-Chur, en toen kreeg ik gewoon 1 kaartje voor het hele traject.
In the first minute, walking around the station, it felt oddly similar to Karlsruhe station for a little bit. Is it just me or anyone else sees it too? Btw, nice route visuals! Any chance the map could also show train tracks?
If you get German prices in the station shop, instead of Swiss that would be bonus…
You het German prices 😀
If the German station is Bad Bahnhof, isn't the Swiss/French the good one by definition? 😅