Water, Baden's source of life
Overview
Intro
This tour offers exciting insights into the close, millennia-old relationship between Baden and "its" water.
Springs, streams, fountains, bathing pools and the Limmat - in Baden, water is the pulse of the city. This tour offers exciting insights into the close, millennia-old relationship between Baden and "its" water.
Even the Helvetians and Romans recognized the power of the hot springs, and Baden, founded as "Aquae Helveticae", continued to develop throughout history. In addition to the springs, the Limmat and its bridges also played a key role. The tour through the impressive Klus of Baden reveals exciting stories about water as the elixir of life in the town. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of water.
Language:
German (English every 1st Wednesday of the month)
Duration:
1.5 hours
Meeting point: Info Baden Tourist Office
End point: Löwenbrunnen
Not sure whether to book yet? Depending on availability, you can also spontaneously take part in the respective public tour. In this case, we ask you to pay the amount either via TWINT or in cash to the tour guide on site.
We invest CHF 1.00 in sustainability for each guest who takes part in one of our city tours. In addition to offsetting emissions, this also includes projects in the Baden region.
Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.
| Contact address |
TourismusRegion Baden AG
Badstrasse 31 5400 Baden +41 56 200 15 30 info@deinbaden.ch |
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| Event Homepage | https://deinbaden.ch/de/erleben/aktivitaeten/stadtfuehrungen |
| Price |
Adult from 16 years: CHF 20.00
German child up to 15 years: CHF 10.00
Januaryhit / 50% (German) Adult from 16 years: CHF 10.00
January hit / 50% (German) Child up to 15 years: CHF 5.00
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Event dates
- neděle 7. června 2026
- neděle 26. července 2026
- středa 19. srpna 2026
