Allschwil is a municipality in the canton of Basel-Landschaft in Switzerland.
Allschwil (4123)
Allschwil is a commuter town and part of the Basel metropolitan area. It is located directly west of Basel, bordering France and Germany. Allschwil is known for its green spaces, including forests and agricultural areas, and its relatively low tax rates compared to Basel-Stadt. It has a mix of residential areas, some industrial zones, and a village centre with shops and services. The town is well-connected to Basel by public transport, primarily trams and buses.
Points of Interest:
Allschwiler Weiher: A small lake with walking paths, popular for recreation.
Schloss Allschwil: A historic manor house, though not a traditional castle, often used for events.
Local Farms and Green Spaces: The surrounding area offers opportunities for walking and cycling through fields and forests.
Transport:
Tram 6: Connects Allschwil directly to Basel city centre, including Basel SBB train station.
Buses: Several bus lines connect Allschwil to neighbouring municipalities and various parts of Basel.
Road Network: Good access to the Swiss A3 motorway and French border crossings.
Accommodation:
Primarily residential, with fewer large hotels compared to central Basel. There are some smaller guesthouses and bed & breakfasts. Many residents commute to Basel for work.
Neighbourhoods:
Village Centre (Dorf): The historic core with shops, restaurants, and the municipal administration.
Gartenstadt: A residential area known for its green spaces and family-friendly environment.