Apartments & Houses for Rent in Basel
Basel is a dynamic city on the Rhine with international flair thanks to its location at the tri-border area. Renting an apartment here means benefiting from a strong cultural scene and excellent transport connections. Rental prices average CHF 1500-1700 for a 2-room apartment. On immoswipe you'll find many attractive rental properties in Basel.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a rental apartment in Basel?
immoswipe offers you daily updated rental listings in Basel. With the map view, you can search specifically for properties in your preferred neighborhood.
How much does living in Basel cost?
A 2-room apartment in Basel costs CHF 1500-1700 per month on average. Prices vary depending on the neighborhood and amenities.
Which neighborhoods in Basel are popular?
Particularly popular are Gundeli, Breite-Quartier, and St. Alban. These neighborhoods offer good quality of life with proximity to the Rhine and the old town.
What makes Basel special as a place to live?
Basel is located at the tri-border area of Switzerland-Germany-France and offers international flair. The city has over 40 museums, a vibrant art scene, and the Rhine as a recreational area.
Can you swim in the Rhine in Basel?
Yes, Rhine swimming is very popular in summer. Locals use the river as a free swimming pool. Special Wickelfisch bags keep clothes dry.
How are the transport connections in Basel?
Basel has three train stations (SBB, Badischer Bahnhof, SNCF) and the EuroAirport. The city is perfectly connected to Germany, France, and Switzerland.
What is Basel Fasnacht?
Basel Fasnacht is Switzerland's largest carnival and a UNESCO World Heritage. It begins on the Monday after Ash Wednesday at 4 AM with the Morgestraich.
What's the difference between Kleinbasel and Grossbasel?
Grossbasel lies south of the Rhine with the Old Town and center. Kleinbasel to the north is younger, more multicultural, and cheaper. Both are connected by several Rhine bridges.
Which Basel neighborhoods are suitable for students?
Gundeli and Iselin are very popular with students – central, lively, and with many shared flats. The Breite neighborhood offers alternative culture and good university connections.