Book Cheap Flights from Dublin to Basel-Mulhouse from £20

How long is the flight from Dublin to Basel Mulhouse?

Flights from Dublin to Basel Mulhouse take 3 hours and 45 minutes on average, depending on the ticket type booked and flight paths of different airlines.

What are the most common stopovers?

Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS), Paris—Charles de Gaulle (CDG), and Frankfurt International (FRA) are the most common stopover airports for cheap flights from Dublin to Basel Mulhouse.

What documentation do I need to fly to Basel Mulhouse from Dublin?

Since Ireland is outside of the Schengen Area, it is necessary to carry a valid passport to travel from Dublin to Basel Mulhouse.

Several airlines offer regular routes between Dublin and Basel Mulhouse, including:

• Aer Lingus, Ireland's national carrier, based in Dublin.
• KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, the Netherlands' national airline, headquartered in Amsterdam.
• British Airways, the flag carrier airline for the UK, based at Heathrow Airport.
• Air France, the national airline of France, based at Paris—Charles de Gaulle Airport.
• Lufthansa, the national flag carrier airline of Germany.

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• December is beautiful in Basel, when the city embraces Christmas festivities. From candle making in Münsterplatz's fairytale forest to climbing the light-laden Martin's Tower at Basel Cathedral, or drinking a glühwein under the famous Christmas Market pyramid, there's something to enchant everybody.
• March is a time to witness one of Basel's proudest traditions, Basler Fasnacht. This local version of Carnival, starting on the Monday following Ash Wednesday, is more subdued than its Venetian counterpart and an extremely authentic experience.
• The period from June to July brings great weather and some of Basel's biggest events. Leading these are the world-famous Art Basel, and the Basel Tattoo showcasing Scottish music and dance.

Dublin is served by one major international airport, Dublin Airport (DUB).

Useful information about Dublin Airport

Dublin Airport, located roughly 6 miles north of the city centre, operates a large number of international and domestic flights.

How to get to the airport:

• By taxi – approximately 15 to 20 minutes from Dublin City Centre, depending on traffic.
• By bus – 30 to 40 minutes from the city centre on local bus routes, or as little as 15 minutes on Airlink Express 747 and 757 services from IFSC in the city centre, departing every 15 minutes at peak times.
• By car – 15 to 20 minutes from the city centre, off the M50 and M1 motorways.

Services: fast-track security, airport lounges, business facilities, foreign cash exchange, printing services, free Wi-Fi, baby change facilities, disabled toilets, smoking areas, numerous shopping outlets, tax refunds, large number of cafes, restaurants, and bars.

EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg serves the cities of Basel (Switzerland), Mulhouse (France), and Freiburg (Germany).

Useful information about EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg

EuroAirport Basel Mulhouse Freiburg (BSL/MLH/EAP) is situated just 2 miles from Basel.

How to get from the airport to the city:

• By taxi or car – 10 minutes to central Basel. Licensed taxis available outside arrivals.
• By bus – 15 minutes to Basel SBB railway station on route 50, departing frequently.
• By train – 5-minute shuttle bus from the airport to Saint-Louis Gare SNCF train station, then direct train to Basel (25 minutes) or Mulhouse (15 minutes).

Services: unlimited free Wi-Fi, business lounge, tourist information counter, reduced mobility assistance, tax-free shopping, foreign cash exchange, cash machines, a collection of eateries and shops in the arrivals hall.

• Get some fresh air at Kannenfeldpark or kick a ball around in Schützenmattpark.
• Visit the classical Kunstmuseum Basel and Fondation Beyeler art museums, the contemporary Kunsthalle Basel, or other museums dedicated to papermaking, doll houses, cartoons, or teddy bears.
• Walk the Old Town's cobbled streets between the Rhine River and Basel Zoo, where you'll find many iconic buildings including the old walled city gates, the town hall, and the awe-inspiring Basel Cathedral.
• Rub shoulders with locals buying fruit and vegetables at Marktplatz, the city's ancient market square packed with produce stalls every day.
• Go to the grandiose Theater Basel to see the Symphony Orchestra Basel, or head to Atlantis to see some of Europe's best pop and rock acts.
• Enjoy one of the world's biggest and most prestigious art shows, Art Basel, at Messe Basel.