The Zurzibiet is located in the north and northeast of the canton Aargau in the Switzerland. To the Available In addition to all the communities in the Zurzach district, the communities Villigen and Mandach (Brugg district) and Schwaderloch (Laufenburg district) are also included, Schwaderloch being part of both the Zurzibiet and the Fricktal. In the north it borders on Germany and is bounded by the Rhine. In the east through the canton border with Zurich. In the west it borders on Fricktal.
places
The Zurzibiet is divided into 26 political communities, 23 of which belong to the Zurzach district.
- Bad Zurzach - Main town of the district
- Baldingen
- Boebikon
- Böttstein (with Kleindöttingen)
- Döttingen
- Endingen
- Fisibach
- Full-Reuenthal
- Kaiserstuhl
- Klingnau
- Koblenz
- Leibstadt
- Lengnau
- Leuggern
- Mandach (Brugg district)
- Mellikon
- Rekingen
- Rietheim
- Rümikon
- Schneisingen
- Rake hole (Laufenburg district)
- Siglistorf
- Tegerfelden
- Unterendingen
- Villigen (Brugg district)
- Wislikofen
climate
The same climate prevails as in the rest of Aargau. More details are on the side of the canton Aargau described. The worst travel weather is November, when there is often thick fog. The best time to travel is at the end of September & October, when the grape harvest takes place here and there are many festivals, such as the Winzerfest in Döttingen or the Wysonntig in Tegerfelden. In spring and summer, as in other regions, it is mostly sunny and warm.
language
A high Alemannic Swiss German is spoken in the Zurzibiet. Standard German is generally understood.
getting there
By train: Two S-Bahn lines of the Aargau S-Bahn run through the Zurzibiet:
- the S23 of Baden AG via Turgi-Döttingen to Koblenz and further to Waldshut or Bad Zurzach
- and the S41 of Waldshut via Koblenz - Bad Zurzach - Kaiserstuhl AG - Eglisau - Bulach to Winterthur.
The S23 runs every half hour that S41 Hourly. On the website of the SBB there are exact timetables
With the Postbus & Bus: There are many lines going through the Zurzibiet.
- Line 376Brugg AG - Döttingen
- Line 360Brugg AG - Bad Zurzach
- Line 355 Döttingen - Niederweningen
- Line 148 Döttingen - Mandach
- Line 149 Döttingen - Laufenburg AG
- Line 147 Koblenz - Leibstadt
- Line 358 Bad Zurzach - Boebikon
- Line 352 Tegerfelden - Baden AG, via Tiefenwaag
- Line 352 Tegerfelden - Baden AG, via Freienwil
- Line 354Kaiserstuhl AG - Baden AG
- Line 515 Kaiserstuhl AG - Bulach
- Line 7340 Bad Zurzach - Tiengen (D)
Here are the two network plans from Baden AG North and Brugg AG
Tourist Attractions
- Bad Zurzach spots
- Historic old towns of Kaiserstuhl AG & Klingnau
- Wislikofen Propstei
- Tegerfelden ruins
- Böttstein Castle
- Roman fort in Bad Zurzach
- Reuental Fortress Museum
- Synagogues Endingen & Lengnau - The oldest synagogues in Switzerland
activities
- Thermal bath. Reachable from the train station with the Zurzibus (free).Open: Mon-Thu & Sat 7 a.m.-10 p.m., Fri 7 a.m.-midnight and Sun 7 a.m.-8:30 p.m.Price: 16.50 CHF (single cabin), children have discounts.
- Regibad. Outdoor swimming pool located on the Rhine. Bathing water is heated (28 degrees Celsius).Open: 9/10 / 11am-6/7 / 8pm, depending on the month, only from April to October.Price: 7.50 for adults, there is a discount for children.
- Boat trip to Eglisau - Prices one-way CHF 20-24, return CHF 36, children (6-14 years) travel at half price. Menus are sometimes also offered.
- Ferry Full - Waldshut (D) - No ferry service on Tuesday and Sunday in winter.
kitchen
security
The Zurzibiet is extremely safe.
trips
- to Swimming
- to Brugg
- to Waldshut (D)
- to Laufenburg
All of them are small towns well worth seeing, with more or less good shopping opportunities.
