Schloss Habsburg - Museum Aargau

Headquarters of a world power:

The Doppelburg, founded around 1030, is the headquarters of the Habsburgs. From here, the Habsburgs once set out and created a world empire. Today, Habsburg Castle houses a small exhibition on the history of the building and its settlement, as well as a restaurant.

The exhibition provides insights into the everyday life of the castle, nutrition, water supply and living. Explore the castle and ruin and enjoy the fascinating panoramic view of the landscape!

Opening 2013: Schloss Habsburg is open from 1 October to 31 October 2013, from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 to 17:00. The castle and the exhibition can be visited freely.

The entrance to the castle is free.

Information about combined tickets Vindonissapark and Schlösserpass Museum Aargau: https://www.ag.ch/de/bks/kultur/museen_schloesser/schloss_habsburg/besucherinformationen_3/besucherinformationen.jsp

Arriving by public transport: Brugg station: underpass towards Brugg From the PostBus station the journey time is 2-3 minutes. Bus connections: Line 61 (direction Unterwindisch, stop Windisch Waage) or line 62 (direction Mellingen Heitersberg or Birrhard / Mellingen, stop Windisch Zentrum). The monastery is located across the street.

Information and reservations, guided tours and experiences for groups and school classes: Reservations.habsburg@ag.ch or Tel. +41 (0) 848 871 200

Castle Habsburg Museum Aargau 5245 Habsburg Tel. +41 (0) 848 871 200 www.ag.ch/habsburg

Web: www.museumaargau.ch Museum blog: www.museumaargau.ch/blog Twitter: www.twitter.com/museumaargau

Visit also the other locations of the Museum Aargau: www.facebook.com/schlosswildegg www.facebook.com/schlosslenzburg www.facebook.com/legionaerspfad www.facebook.com/schlosshallwyl www.klosterkoenigsfelden.ch