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It's worth visiting the Kammertheater for the ambience alone. Here performances are not held in a hall but in an old rustic wine cellar, which gives the theatre an intimate atmosphere. The vaulted cellar has space for just 76 people. Both in-house productions by the regular ensemble and performances by guest theatres from Switzerland and abroad are presented on the stage. So, it's always a good idea to check out the ever-changing programme.<\/p>","is_hightlight":false,"highlight_text":""},{"guid":"a8d2fdb3e66740b7ac267c131ce534b7","title":"Bettingert\u00e4li Playground","creationdate":"29\/04\/2021","images":["https:\/\/www.riehen-tourismus.ch\/public\/images\/customers\/riehen-tourismus.ch\/4iS6.jpg"],"link":"https:\/\/www.riehen-tourismus.ch\/playgrounds\/$\/Bettingert%C3%A4li-Playground\/70?q=eyJsIjoiMiJ9","address":"Wenkenmattweg, 4125 Riehen","latitude":"47.57381805782022","longitude":"7.657524113156345","entry_ticket":"","opening_hours":"","phone":"","fax":"","email":null,"external_link":"","external_link_2":null,"walking_village":"20","walking_fondation":"25","category":["Playgrounds"],"short_content":"The secluded playground is considered an insider\u2019s tip and makes for a great destination after a family walk along Wenkenmattweg.","content":"
Bettingert\u00e4li Playground is hidden away at the foot of Linsberg hill in Bettingen. On hot summer days, it offers plenty of shade under its many trees. The playground includes a climbing tower with a small zip line. A picnic section, a barbecue area and plenty of seating round off the cosy park.<\/p>\r\n
Access via\u00a0Wenkenpark, Bettingerstrasse\u00a0<\/p>","is_hightlight":false,"highlight_text":""},{"guid":"ee75952a46714862a7c78808557ea3c4","title":"Markgr\u00e4fler Wiiwegli Trail","creationdate":"30\/04\/2021","images":["https:\/\/www.riehen-tourismus.ch\/public\/images\/customers\/riehen-tourismus.ch\/4k8U.png"],"link":"https:\/\/www.riehen-tourismus.ch\/walking-and-hiking\/$\/Markgr%C3%A4fler-Wiiwegli-Trail\/81?q=eyJsIjoiMiJ9","address":"","latitude":"","longitude":"","entry_ticket":"","opening_hours":"","phone":"","fax":"","email":"","external_link":"www.outdooractive.com\/de\/route\/fernwanderweg\/markgraefler-wiiwegli\/6419273\/","external_link_2":"","walking_village":"","walking_fondation":"","category":["Walking & Hiking"],"short_content":"The Markgr\u00e4fler Wiiwegli Trail is the region\u2019s first cross-border wine trail.","content":"
The wine trail connects the three municipalities Weil am Rhein, L\u00f6rrach and Riehen, and can easily be enjoyed as part of a leisurely two-hour walk. Fifty thematic boards provide information about the locations, wines, landscape, nature and everyday life of winemakers. The wine trail also passes through an area that is steeped in history. The towns feature precious architecture, and important artworks can be found in the churches.<\/p>\r\n
Find more information under Markgr\u00e4fler Wiiwegli Trail<\/a>.<\/p>","is_hightlight":false,"highlight_text":""},{"guid":"1b4f6ef398f8463d96ea5d262054ed96","title":"Wiese","creationdate":"30\/04\/2021","images":["https:\/\/www.riehen-tourismus.ch\/public\/images\/customers\/riehen-tourismus.ch\/4iRZ.jpg"],"link":"https:\/\/www.riehen-tourismus.ch\/swimming\/$\/Wiese\/87?q=eyJsIjoiMiJ9","address":"Wiese, 4125 Riehen","latitude":"47.583625236251045","longitude":"7.641826846164573","entry_ticket":"","opening_hours":"","phone":"","fax":"","email":null,"external_link":"landschaftsparkwiese.info","external_link_2":null,"walking_village":"15","walking_fondation":"15","category":["Swimming"],"short_content":"On sunny days, the Wiese river bank is an inviting place to grill, splash around and swim.","content":"The somewhat misleadingly named Wiese river (Wiese is actually German for meadow) originates in the Black Forest. While the tributary of the Rhine is straightened, it can get quite wild when the water is high. The Wiese has become an even more attractive place to enjoy the outdoors since recent steps to renaturalise the waterway.<\/p>","is_hightlight":false,"highlight_text":""}]}