Basler Münster

Basler Münster is a beautiful 14th century cathedral located in the heart of Basel, Switzerland. Constructed between the 13th and 15th centuries, this gothic-style cathedral is one of the most iconic attractions in Basel. It is adorned with sculptures, stained glass windows, and a large organ to admire. The most impressive feature is its 266-ft high tower, which is the highest cathedral tower in Switzerland. One of the many interesting features of the tower is its glass clock, which dates back to 1527. Other highlights of the Münster include the frescoes of Christ and the Apostles, altarpieces from the 17th century, and the 15th century mural of Pope Leo IX. Inside the cathedral, visitors can take a guided tour to learn about its history and marvel at its breathtaking stained glass windows and frescoes. Whether you're admiring the cathedral from outside or taking a guided tour inside, the Basler Münster is truly a sight to behold.