Three Countries Bridge

One of the Best Places To Visits in Huningue Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. This beautiful connects (Switzerland) France and Germany. It is the longest suspension over Rhine , 248 meters long exclusively for pedestrians and cyclists. Before starting our Rhine River Cruise from Huningue, we went for a on the bridge. Within 6/7 minutes we were in Weil am Rhein (Germany). The had amazing of all three countries. a great place for photo lovers. The German had a shopping center and France had a nice park and beach. There was no checking or passport control while crossing from one country to another. It's a shared with cyclists and pedestrians. Nice and beautiful place I recommend you must go there for entertainment and beautiful and nice food for children and for family also I enjoy there I give 5star The offers nice views and has a very active stores on the German side. We left Basel via tram 8 without knowing the German checked IDs The Three is an incredibly unique and fun spot that left a strong impression on me! With just one step, you can stand at the meeting point of three countries: Germany, France, and Switzerland — a rare and exciting experience. The has a sleek, modern design with a gentle curve over the Rhine River, making it perfect for a scenic walk, great photos, and a moment to feel the cultural connection between nations. The air is fresh, the river views are lovely — especially at sunset. A must-visit landmark that beautifully unites three in one stunning view! Amazing views for the new year. The of three countries. Walk from Switzerland into Germany, then cross the into France. You can have breakfast lunch and dinner in three different countries. Definitely worth visiting if you are in a neighboring city. It's credible to see that you are in 3 at once. I visited from Basel Switzerland and you had to show ID (passport for foreigners) on the last stop of the tram was in Germany. I walked across the Three in Basel, and it was cool thinking I was stepping over three borders at once—Switzerland, Germany, and France. The itself is simple, modern, not too fancy, but the idea makes it special. The of the Rhine is nice, and it’s a good spot to take a photo just for the bragging rights. There were some cyclists and a few tourists, but it wasn’t crowded. If you’re in Basel and want a quick, easy trip to two more in like five minutes, this is the place. Fun little detour! Fantastic as walkway between 3 Germany, France and Switzerland. I love this place. Amazing on Rhine River. The Germany is very exciting. Lots of good shopping options in Rhein Centre, such as Edeka, H&M, New Yorker, and DM, and many more other options. For Swiss and France people, this is a good place for economical shopping and food. It's not often one can stand at the intersection of three countries. It's a pretty view, too. Park at the mall next to the at no cost and over. Pedestrians and cycles only. Beautiful place with a twist: It links 2 to together, which at least 3 times fought each other with millions of dead as a result. Beautiful symbol! Cool experience. Restaurant and ice cream shop close by. Nice picnic spots French of bridge. Lovely experience.. it's funny how we can move from a country to another just by passing this bridge. There is a mall close to the german border so if you wanna go there and you need any thing or you feel hungry , you can buy or eat there what ever you need. What an amazing experience to be in three within minutes! Such a fantastic construction, and a really interesting place to visit if you want to see the immediate difference between the - particularly the German vs French sides, which are VERY different in their vibe 😅 also great to confuse your mobile network, I was receiving 'welcome to France' 'welcome to Germany' messages every few minutes 😂 a very cool thing if you're nostalgic about a world without borders, and the French has a very pretty village with some historical buildings and churches, whereas the German has a huge mall - something for everyone! I'd crossed in through the Swiss border, which feels similar to the German generally. Three on one bridge. Nothing special but i highly recommend the joy of being on 3 at once Please don't think that you can get to the directly from Three point. You can't. From Switzerland you have to either or get the tram to Germany and then to the bridge. I walked and it took me about 20 mins. With the help of Google Maps I had no issues at all. I was alone and felt safe at all times. Even as I walked through the docks. I didn’t know Basel bordered France and Germany so it was really cool to from Switzerland to Germany for a lovely pretzel and then to across the to France for coffee and a delicious pastry. The itself is nothing spectacular but really cool thing to do while visiting Basel. There is no border control that I seen for those worried, I did bring my passport card just in case. Some reviews stated it was underwhelming. However, we felt it to be a completely understand visited spot, and worth it. Yes, the 2 meet in the river, which is this glacial water blue-green, the surrounding nature adds to the uniqueness of the spot. Be on the look out for the small plaque on the ground. The calming rolling water stream is not the only sight to see, surrounded by high peaks, from Austria, Switzerland, and Leichtenstein will have you spinning to take it all in. 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