"Baselland lies directly on the main north-south axis of Europe. So, it's actually at the centre of the world,” writes Basel region journalist and author Barbara Saladin in the foreword to her book "111 Orte in Baselland, die man gesehen haben muss" (111 Places in Baselland You Must See).
Baselland is easily accessible by public transport.
Examples of travel times to Liestal, the cantonal capital of Baselland:
Update: SBB is building a new double-track section in the Laufental valley between Grellingen and Duggingen by the end of 2025. The construction work will require a five-month closure of the railway line between Laufen and Aesch from the end of April to the end of September 2025.
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Baselland is very well connected to the motorway network.
When you stay in official accommodation in Baselland, you'll receive the Guest Pass+. With the Guest Pass+, you can use the public transport in the Basel region free of charge.