Basel‑Mulhouse EuroAirport: Swiss or French exit, where to meet your chauffeur
By the Swiss Taxi team · Published 5 September 2026
The EuroAirport is a binational airport on French soil. Leaving the baggage hall, one corridor leads to Switzerland, the other to France. The choice matters: taxis, prices and roads are not the same.
Swiss exit
For Basel, Zurich, Bern, Lucerne and all the Swiss Alps. Our chauffeur waits by default at the exit of the Swiss sector with a name board. Swiss customs on leaving the building, usually without a stop.
French exit
For Mulhouse, Colmar, Strasbourg and Alsace: ask for the French exit when booking and the chauffeur will be there. From France, the A35 runs north without re‑entering Switzerland.
Black Forest
For Freiburg im Breisgau and the Titisee, we leave on the Swiss side then cross into Germany at Weil am Rhein: faster than via France. ID within reach, three borders in twenty minutes.
If you take the wrong exit
No problem: call the chauffeur, he moves to the other side in ten minutes. Do not take a local taxi on the spot.
Prices and times from the EuroAirport
Basel centre: 15 minutes, from CHF 120.
Zurich: 1 h 15, from CHF 400. Bern: 1 h 20, from CHF 400. Lucerne: 1 h 15, from CHF 400.
Colmar: 40 minutes, from CHF 270. Strasbourg: 1 h 25, from CHF 480.
