Local chocolate, watch and pocket knives remain the traditional souvenirs that tourists buy as memorable souvenirs. It is worth noting that watch is better to be bought in specialized trading pavilions only. Traders on street markets can sell crafts and souvenirs at very high prices.
In some economy-class hotels old sockets have not yet been replaced by the standard European wall outlets, so modern gadgets and appliances may require special adapters.
Basel is distinguished by a convenient public transport system. Tickets for buses and trams can be bought in special vending machines that can be found next to each traffic stop. You should keep in mind that these machines do not accept paper money and do not give change, so taking more coins in small denominations with you is a good idea.
Those tourists, who plan to rent a car, should not forget about the speed limit when driving in the city. The limit is 50 km/h. Violators of traffic rules will have to pay large monetary fines.
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