Sinister Figures of Baden
Overview
Intro
Baden hides dark secrets behind its historic walls. This tour brings the city's shadowy history to life: witch trials, gruesome executions, and brutal crimes.
Baden hides dark secrets behind its historic walls. This tour brings the city's shadowy history to life: witch trials, gruesome executions, and brutal crimes.
Explore sites like the City Tower with its old prison cells, where criminals once awaited their punishment. The tour sheds light on the harsh justice system from the Middle Ages to the 19th century and tells of Baden's darkest chapters. A gripping tour for those brave enough to peer into the city's darkest corners!
Language
German English (every 1st Wednesday of the month)
Time
Duration
6:00 pm, Wednesday 11:00 a.m., Sunday
1.5 hours
Meeting point
End point
Lion spring
Stadtturm
Not sure if you want 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.
For every guest who takes part in one of our city tours, we invest CHF 1 in sustainability. In addition to offsetting emissions, this also includes projects in the Baden region.
| 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 |
German 2for1 voucher 2for1 delivery: 20.00 CHF
German Adult from 16 years: 20.00 CHF
German Kind until 15 years: 10.00 CHF
Please note: The tour will be conducted in English! 2for1 voucher 2for1 delivery: 20.00 CHF
Please note: The tour will be conducted in English! Adult from 16 years: 20.00 CHF
Please note: The tour will be conducted in English! Kind until 15 years: 10.00 CHF
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Event dates
- 19 July 2026
- 26 August 2026
- 30 September 2026
