Gundeli Deliciously Sustainable Tour

Explore the vibrant Gundeli district of Basel on this sustainable city tour, starting at the Fooodsharing location and ending at the iconic Markthalle. On this tour, you learn about local sustainable practices that aim to transform food system. This easy walking tour spans 1.94 kilometers, making it accessible for everyone. Learn how cities support and achieve UN Sustainable Development Goals on a guided, city-walk using an app with fun clues, puzzles, and challenge tasks. Enjoy insights from local stores, projects, and associations promoting sustainability and responsible consumption while supporting small businesses that contribute to the community. - Start your journey at Foodsharing Gundeli - Discover sustainable shops and cooperatives making a difference - Easy walking tour suitable for all fitness levels (1.94 km) -End at Markthalle, a hub for diverse culinary experiences - Learn about the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals and local initiatives

1. 1

   Stop 1

   10 min

   The Gundeldinger Feld is an approximately 12,000 m² neighborhood center with cultural offerings in Basel-Gundeldingen. It is located in the former Sulzer-Burckhardt machine factory and is a listed building.

2. 2

   Stop 2

   10 min

   The three pillars of ecological, economic and social sustainability have been part of the Bio Bistro philosophy since it was founded around 20 years ago. As the first bistro in Basel 2006 awarded the bud by Bio Suisse, they mainly process regional products in organic quality and pro-Specie-Rara products.

3. 3

   Stop 3

   30 min

   From Soup & Chill, the tour travels up through Gundeldingerstrasse, stopping at Biolaade Gundeli, WERT!Staette and Backwarenoutlet. At each stop, the tour guide describes the organic, food sharing and foodsaving projects and stories behind the stores.

4. 4

   Stop 4

   10 min

   The Basel Market Hall (also known as the "Grossmarkthalle") is a building erected in Basel in 1929, which was used for market operations until 2004. After standing empty for several years, it was renovated, and various specialty shops opened. Today, the market hall primarily serves as a venue for cultural events (e.g., flea markets, cooking classes, public tours, concerts, comedy nights) and as a food court with street food stalls from around the world. Depending on timing, out guide will point out a couple of sustainable food stands in Markthalle and a local, bio produce store housed in Markthalle. If you are lucky, they have a flea market or a special event with music or poetry taking place while you are there. Please look around the hall to appreciate the building’s architecture with its very special cement arched ceiling. This building was renovated by the famous Basel sustainable architect Barbara Buser and her team.

• Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
• Service animals allowed
• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
• Not recommended for pregnant travelers
• Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.