Basel is a good city for architecture, taking its civic responsibilities seriously, now as always in the past.   Here are some things I saw.

The Münster:-

The entrance to the Natural History Museum:-

Art nouveau detailing on the tram stop on Aeschenplatz:-

The neo-baroque main railway station, opened in 1907:-

The still classical, but more modernist Badische Bahnhof, designed by Robert Curjel and Karl Moser and opened in 1913:-

The first of the BIS towers, built by Martin Burkhardt in 1976:-

Mario Botta’s 1995 neo-classical BIS building on Aeschenplatz:-

And, lastly, Herzog and de Meuron’s Central Switching Station from 1999:-