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Baden is known not only for its thermal springs but also for its role in the industrial history of Switzerland. Let's get to know some must-know facts and practical information to assist you in your trip.
The people of Baden are renowned for their warm and welcoming nature, despite being inhabitants of a historically industrial city. With a population of over 21,000, the city has a distinct multicultural vibe.
The official language here is German. However, due to its significant expatriate population and touristic appeal, English is also widely spoken and understood.
Like the rest of Switzerland, the official currency in Baden is the Swiss Franc (CHF).
Baden has an excellent public transport network. However, renting a car allows you the freedom to explore the city and the picturesque surroundings at your own pace.
While compact cars are ideal for city driving, an SUV will serve you better if you plan to venture into the countryside or if you’re traveling with family.
In order to avoid the restricted zones in the town center, we recommend using the ample 'Park+Ride' facilities, conveniently connected by public transport.
Baden is linked by the A1 Autobahn which connects you to Zurich and Geneva. Scenic routes include the drive to the nearby black forest in Germany.
Remember, in towns the speed limit is 50 km/h, outside towns it's 80 km/h and on motorways it's 120 km/h.
Experience the city's deep historical roots by visiting the Old Town, with its Middle Ages ambience and numerous cafes and shops.
For those feeling lucky, the Grand Casino Baden is one of largest casinos in Switzerland!
Unwind in Baden's world famous thermal baths, whose hot springs have been renowned since the Roman times.
With Zurich only a 30-minute drive away, and Lucerne only an hour away, there are plenty of great day trips to discover.
Baden is known for its moderate climate, making it a year-round destination. However, the city truly comes alive during the warm summer months, with street music festivals and the annual wine fest.