From Basel Badischer Bahnhof rail station: bus no. 55 to the stop 'Vitra' (approx. 15 min.) or by train with the Deutsche Bahn to Weil am Rhein (one stop, approx. 5 min.), from there follow the signs to the Vitra Campus on foot along Müllheimer Str. (time approx. 15 min., distance approx. 1 km).

From Basel SBB rail station, Barfüsserplatz, Claraplatz, Kleinhüningen: tram line 8 to 'Weil am Rhein Bahnhof/Zentrum' (15-30 min.), from there follow the signs to the Vitra Campus on foot along Müllheimer Str. (time approx. 15 min., distance approx. 1 km).

From Weil am Rhein rail station: follow the signs to the Vitra Campus on foot along Müllheimer Str. (time approx. 15 min., distance approx. 1 km).

From EuroAirport Basel/Mulhouse: bus no. 50 to Basel SBB rail station (approx. 20 min.), then tram line 8 to the stop 'Weil am Rhein Bahnhof/ Zentrum' (approx. 30 min.), from there follow the signs to the Vitra Campus on foot along Müllheimer Str. (time approx. 15 min., distance approx. 1 km).

Taxi to the Vitra Campus: cost 25 – 30 euros, travel time approx. 10 min.

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From Germany: A5 Autobahn Karlsruhe–Basel, exit 69 Weil am Rhein, turn left, follow signs Vitra Design Museum.

From Switzerland: A5 Autobahn Basel–Karlsruhe, exit 69 Weil am Rhein, turn left, follow signs Vitra Design Museum.

From France: from Strasbourg cross the border at Palmrain bridge (D), then E 35 to the Vitra Campus following the signs Vitra Design Museum.

There are two free car parks on the Vitra Campus:

Satnav northern entrance: Charles-Eames-Str. 2, 79576 Weil am Rhein, Germany
Satnav southern entrance: Müllheimer Str. 56, 79576 Weil am Rhein, Germany

The Rehberger-Weg, which is around five kilometers long, links two countries, two municipalities, two cultural institutions – and countless stories. The path runs between Weil am Rhein and Riehen, between the Fondation Beyeler and the Vitra Campus.

Guided by «24 Stops», 24 waymarkers created by the artist Tobias Rehberger, walkers can explore a uniquely diverse natural and cultural landscape. The Rehberger-Weg and its waymarkers therefore provide an opportunity to get to know both the history and stories of the surroundings and its inhabitants and to tell them again, as well as encouraging an excursion into nature.

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