Hi! I will travel to Basel ln March. And thinking to go a day trip to Strasbourg with the stop in Colmar. Is it worth or may be can anyone suggest me another nice places to visit when we are in Basel?

Mulhouse

Thank youu, is it March a good time to visit Basel? or it most often rainy this season?

Freiburg im Breisgau might also be another consideration.

Lavandula

When in March? Fasnacht week is March 10-16. Also why do you not want to spend any time in Basel itself?

I found much to enjoy in Basel.

For good climate data, see weatherspark.com

What are your interests? I don't see how we can make recommendations without that information....

Thank you). I like sightseeing and want to go day tour from Basel to Strasbourg or Lucern. What you can suggest?

What do you mean Fasnacht week?

I suppose you know that there is a lot to do and to see at Basel:
tons of outstanding museum
medieval cty center with gothic cathedral
excavations of a Roman city
famous zoological garden

Basel - Strasbourg is 1 1/4 hrsw by train OW
in the same timeframe you can visit other famous places, like
Bern
Lucerne
Rhine Falls (Neuhausen) and Schaffhausen
Biel/Bienne and Lake Biel vineyards
Zurich
Solothurn and viewpoint Weissenstein
Freiburg im Breisgau
Gengenbach
Titisee
Colmar
as well as the small medieval citiies of
Laufenburg, Lenzburg, Zofingen, Sursee, Bremgarten, Sempach, Willisau, Aarberg, St-Ursanne, Breisach, Riquewihr, Eguisheim.........,

Do not count on good weather in March.

Mulhouse has fantastic museums (automobile and rail).
Colmar is exquisite.
Strasbourg is fantastic.

My suggestions:

• As a starting point, look at the list neckervd kindly provided.
• Google "Fasnacht," which WeisserTee noted.
• Consult a decent guide book.

Mulhouse has a wonderful paper museum
Colmar is small dull and damp

Baler Fasnacht:
https://www.google.com/search?client...DO6ASM%25252CW

Colmar is better? Why?

If you are staying at a hotel/b and b/apartment in Basel, you will receive the BaselCard entitling you to free public transportation within a designated area and discounts at many of the excellent museums there.

https://www.basel.com/en/baselcard

And there’s a paper museum—

https://www.basel.com/en/attractions...hle-2d5e41817e

Colmar doesn't even have a wine village. It has a tiny canal and some old buildings. Compared to the top three villages it is nothing and compared to Strasbourg is even less.