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Welcome to Baden! On this page, we'll introduce you to accessible accommodation and dining options, including hotels, holiday apartments and restaurants. We also offer the best trails for those with disabilities so that you can discover the region's beauty.
Maps and trails
Accessibility in Baden
Outdoor Activities Company
· Baden District
Audiowalk in the Merker area
How 35 centimes became the yellow square - from the founding of the factory in 1873 to the present day
Historic City Center
· Baden District
Reformed Church
At the instigation of Zurich and Bern, following their victory in the 2nd Villmerger War of 1712, the church was built in 1713/14.
Historic City Center
· Baden District
Kirchplatz (Church square)
The Hungarian Queen Agnes, daughter of the Habsburg King Albrecht, who was murdered in Königsfelden in 1308, founded the Hospice of the Holy Spirit in 1349.
Historic City Center
· Baden District
Municipal Office
The municipal office building, which was modernised in 1985, was built in the 14th century as a market house and salt storage house.
Historic City Center
· Baden District
Bernerhaus
This gable-fronted baroque building was constructed by citizens of Bern as a sign of power in 1676 and served as accomodation for the Bernese envoy to the court hearings.
Historic City Center
· Baden District
Haus zum Paradies
Constructed at te start of the 17th century, this building was a meeting place for distinguished foreign diplomats and is now a heritage site.
Historic City Center
· Baden District
Cordulaplatz
Until 1874, the Mellinger Tower stood on this square, watching over the city's southern entrance
Historic City Center
· Baden District
Sebastian Chapel
The chapel, which is dedicated to St. Sebastian, the saint of plagues, was built over an existing charnal house at thestart of the 16th century.
Historic City Center
· Baden
Catholic Church Mariä Himmelfahrt (Church of the Assumption)
The church's foundation walls were built in the 9th century.
Historic City Center
· Baden District
Covered Wooden Bridge
The most important axis across the river.
The current bridge was built in 1809. Until 1766, it was the only bridge between Zurich and Gebenstorf.
