Liestal is the capital of the canton of Basel-Landschaft. It is located around 15 km south-east of Basel and is part of its agglomeration. Liestal lies in a Jura valley on the Ergloz, the main river in the Basel region. It is bordered to the north-east by a continuous mountain range, to the south-west by mountain ranges, to the south by the foothills of the Furlen and mountains to the south-west and west. The city is hilly and therefore the highest point is 614 m above sea level and the lowest 287 m. Basel and Basel Airport are around 20 to 25 minutes away and it takes 60 minutes to get to Zurich. The schools in Liestal are easy to reach, especially for the eastern part of Basel-Landschaft.
Liestal has over 14,390 inhabitants and the municipal area is 18.18 km2of which over half is woodland. This is why it is possible to live an urban life in this town surrounded by greenery. The municipality is developing very dynamically. However, it also has a historical core and lives out its ties to its homeland. In the past, Liestal was known as a production location for traditional industrial goods, especially for the heavy and textile industries. Today, high-tech companies such as Nanosurf AG, Santhera Pharmaceuticals and Fontarocca AG have settled here. The focus is on strengthening Liestal as a location for education and "Schools Liestal" and should in future make it possible for children to go from kindergarten to university.
In the near future, the town will modernize and upgrade the station and the station area. This is because Liestal is a regional transport hub, frequented by 16,000 commuters every day. IC and IR lines run from there to Basel, Aarau-Zurich-St. Gallen, Bern-Interlaken and Lucerne. ICE connections run to Basel, Berlin and Hamburg and EC connections to Zurich and Munich. This means that the schools in Liestal are also well connected beyond the region. Regional trains run to Olten, Basel, Delémont and Porrentruy - with the Waldenburgerbahn to Waldenburg. Bus routes run to Pratteln-Basel, Augst-Basel, Reigoldswil, Seewen-Dornach and all neighboring municipalities. This means that there are also good regional connections to the schools in Liestal by public transport.
Liestal is well connected to private transport via several highway junctions: A2 through the Arisdorf junction, A22 through the Sissach and Augst junctions. These highways provide easy access to schools in Liestal for prospective students from Bern, Lucerne, Basel and Zurich. There are several public and private parking spaces as well as parking garages. There are interregional cycle paths and several signposted walking routes.
In addition to the primary and lower-secondary levels, Liestal is also home to a grammar school, regional music school, KVBL education center, commercial-industrial vocational school, University of Teacher Education, private schools, language learning groups, customs school and infantry training base. There are plans to relocate the economics and law faculties to the current goods area. This would expand the range of schools in Liestal in an important direction and bring more students and managers to the town.
Many restaurants complement the visit to schools in Liestal and offer a variety of catering options from fine dining to home-style cooking, vegan dishes, Italian cuisine, creative dishes and Afghan and Anatolian specialties. The cozy pedestrian zone with its many cafés invites you to linger. Try the famous cherry sticks from Confiserie Krattiger or the delicious yeast wreath from the Ziegler bakery. At the Oris cinema in Liestal, you can watch operas and ballets live via satellite from the famous Royal Opera House London on the big screen after school and enjoy a drink. At Café Mühleisen, the owner sometimes treats his guests to an alphorn serenade. In the evening, many people from Liestal enjoy a "Füürwägeli" at the Kellerabstieg. Or enjoy the Gnussmärt on the Rathausstrasse on Saturdays.
Before, between or after lessons at the school in Liestal, the charming old town in the typical structure of a medieval town with the town gate, town hall, town mill, Olsenbergerhof, Güldihaus, St. Martin's town church and Jubiläumsbrunnen fountain beckons. The 30-metre-high observation tower on the Schleifenberg offers a magnificent panoramic view over Liestal, Baselland and the Alps. A wellness bath in the Gitterli swimming pool is also relaxing. The cultural offerings around the schools in Liestal include museums such as the famous Poetry and City Museum, concerts, theater in the Palazzo and art in the Kunstkeller or the Kunsthalle. The lively traditions of Liestal include the Liestal Carnival with Chienbäse with burning brooms and Schnitzelbank singing, Santichlaus-Ylüte - a children's parade with cowbells and bells as well as the crossing of the borders on Banntag. So the town has plenty to offer apart from a visit to a school in Liestal.
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