What Can $100 Buy in Basel, Switzerland? 🇨🇭
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Switzerland is known for being expensive, but how expensive is it? We see how far 100 Swiss francs takes us in a day in Basel.
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00:27 Spalentor
01:22 Äss-Bar
02:24 Trend Cafe
03:48 Drinking Fountains
04:06 Public Transport in Basel
04:28 Old Town
05:52 Best Bakery in Basel
07:26 City Hall (Rathaus)
08:23 Basel Cathedral
10:26 Rhine River
11:23 Dinner at Mandir
11:55 Total Francs Spent
12:23 Farewell Basel!
12:36 Thanks For Watching!
Have you ever visited Switzerland? If so, did you think it was too expensive? Let us know 👇
We just came back from Suisse, stayed there for 2 months, from Oz. One hundred CHF won't buy much especially if you eat in proper restaurants. That was our daily budget just for food, lunch and dinner. Breakfasts were all included in the hotels😁
"Ässbar" is swiss german for "essbar" in german, which means "eatable". Ässbar is an Anti-Foodwaste project, they sell basically stuff from the day before, that has not been sold. About the pronunciation, you wouldn't be too far off, if you would just say it in english, lol. (The "ä" is close to the "a" in the word "care" for example ("cär").
Also, Switzerland is even expensive for most swiss people, sadly, we don't get a gold bar and a swiss army knife from the government for our first birthday.
Ahh, okay! Thanks for the explanation, we were very curious about that! I suppose it makes sense that we got such a good deal on the croissants! And yes, it must be a hard thing to manage. We tried to be quite frugal and still ended up spending more than most of the places we've visited 😬
If you enjoyed this video, make sure you check out the rest of our Switzerland content! We also explore other European countries such as Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, and others.
Hello from Basel, As @macheinfach has already written, "Äss Bar" is accordingly edible, but at the same time it is probably also a play on words, which is why "Bar" is written separately. The other meaning would then simply be a bar where you can eat. With some things you can make/recognize such puns, also at the town hall. "Rothuus" in Basel-German can have 2 meanings, on the one hand red (the color) and on the other hand city council, both are spoken the same way.
Regarding tipping, you already know that this is always included, so it wouldn't necessarily be necessary to give something extra. As a rule, one rounds up to a next "round" amount, depending on the total (to whole francs, the next 5 francs ....).
Really? Wow, we didn't know any of that! Thanks for the tips, next time we will be more prepared with the tipping 😆
I think it is pronounced closer to something like the ess bar. I think Sid said that.
I think you are right!
Love your videos. So good 😎
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I absolutely would have stopped into the ASS BAR and I would have chuckled .
Glad we're not the only ones!
What good gift can u buy for 250 swiss franc ??
250 francs would go a long way! 😅