St Paul’s Church, Basel: Amazing Grace
July 24, 2019
PHeymont visits another of Basel architect Karl Moser’s masterpieces, a turn-of-the-last century church with Art Nouveau decor.
PHeymont visits another of Basel architect Karl Moser’s masterpieces, a turn-of-the-last century church with Art Nouveau decor.
PHeymont spotted this especially fine specimen of a favorite car at a church in Basel, Switzerland.
Basel has been sending some of its veteran trams back onto the streets, delighting riders and photo-shooters alike.
PHeymont finds an unusual and historic church in Basel whose huge windows and concrete walls give it rainbow color.
By mid-2020, all Swiss rail stations will have limited smoking areas.
If you have trouble staying awake in a dark movie theatre, this is probably not your best option. But if you can keep your eyes
If you were asleep waiting for your first coffee, we’ll say it again. Switzerland has officially ruled that coffee is not essential for life. No
A Swiss town turns down the sound to keep a pair of storks happy in their custom-built nest.
A consultant’s proposal that Swiss railways bring back third-class travel to compete with cheap buses is meeting opposition.
Between city budgets and driving habits, Swiss cities are collecting big time.
PHeymont visits another of Basel architect Karl Moser’s masterpieces, a turn-of-the-last century church with Art Nouveau decor.
PHeymont spotted this especially fine specimen of a favorite car at a church in Basel, Switzerland.
Basel has been sending some of its veteran trams back onto the streets, delighting riders and photo-shooters alike.
PHeymont finds an unusual and historic church in Basel whose huge windows and concrete walls give it rainbow color.
By mid-2020, all Swiss rail stations will have limited smoking areas.
If you have trouble staying awake in a dark movie theatre, this is probably not your best option. But if
If you were asleep waiting for your first coffee, we’ll say it again. Switzerland has officially ruled that coffee is
A Swiss town turns down the sound to keep a pair of storks happy in their custom-built nest.
A consultant’s proposal that Swiss railways bring back third-class travel to compete with cheap buses is meeting opposition.
Between city budgets and driving habits, Swiss cities are collecting big time.