Aside from "cabbing it" has anyone ever done this? Any tips? Thanks!
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Lakewood, Colorado
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I've never actually done this, but according the the Bahn website, the only way all the way to the Dreiländereck is to take streetcar 8 to the Schifflände, then a ship (ferry? water taxi?) to Dreiländereck. The Basel transit site, www.bvb.ch, shows a stop, also on streetcar 8, at Kleinhünigen, a short walking distance from Dreiländereck. . . . . . . . ¶ Dreiländereck (three countries corner) is where Germany, Switzerland, and France come together in Basel, the German/Swiss border on the east side of the Rhein and France on the west side.
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Lakewood, Colorado
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According to the Swiss Rail website, www.sbb.ch, Dreiländereck is a 20 minute walk from the Kleinhünigen stop on the #8 tram. How does the cruise ship company tell you to get there? . . . . . ¶ I think it I were you, I'd take the #8 tram from in front of the SBB station to Schifflände and look around for some sort of water based transportation to Dreiländereck. If I couldn't find anything, I'd take the next tram to Kleinhünigen and walk.