Attractions around Rheinfelden

The wooden bridge Bad Säckingen connects the German city of Bad Säckingen with the municipality of Stein in Switzerland. With its 203.7 meters (with canopies 206.5 meters), it is the …read more

The old town has a lot of charm. For this time travel a detour is worth it.

The bridge connects the Swiss and German parts of Rheinfelden. The small islet in the middle is perfect for a short break.

Very nice view of the wooden bridge and the Fridolinsmünster from Bad Säckingen.

Rheinfelden Switzerland can now claim to have its own island: The "Inseli"! The small island in the middle of the Rhine is now a popular park and bathing area on …read more

Partly very narrow bridge, caution when cruising.

In the eastern part of the park there is a large climbing frame and it has a lawn / play area and stone stairs to the bathing area on the …read more

In April 1884 the canton of Aargau and in May 1895 the Grand Duchy of Baden granted the then power plant operators, now Energiedienst AG, the necessary licenses to operate …read more

There are not only things to see but also to hear in Rheinfelden. One of them is the Obertor. Perhaps you can arrange for you to enter or leave Rheinfeld's …read more

A very imposing town hall with its baroque facade, the court arbor and the magnificent hall. A special feature is that the Rheinfeld town hall is the only one in …read more

View of Wallbach CH Fabrigli

The station Rheinfelden is a station of the Swiss Federal Railways in Rheinfelden in the canton of Aargau. It was opened in 1875 and is located on the Bözbergstrecke (Basel-Brugg-Zurich).read more

Pretty old bridge, where you can cross the Rhine as a good cyclist and has a beautiful view of the old town.

The vaulted cellar had already been built by the Roniger family when they were still running the home brewery in the Sonne restaurant in Magden. After the Magdener Gemeindeversammlung and …read more

The wooden bridge Bad Säckingen connects the German city of Bad Säckingen with the municipality of Stein in Switzerland. At 203.7 meters, it is the longest covered wooden bridge in …read more

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The castle in Rheinfelden is our landmark and a symbol of Swiss beer culture. The doors of our castle are open to visitors. We are pleased to be …read more

Very tedious and steep. At the top there is a fantastic view of the Rhine valley over Bad Säckingen and the Swiss side. A kiosk and seating and toilet are …read more

The Rhine is always a magnet with paths directly on the shore, which are suitable for biking and walking. This on both sides of the Rhine.

Beautiful, but not easy to driving singletrack from Wabrig down to Obermumpf. Above, the trail is often wet and slippery. It will be better then.

Casual climbing tower for children and large landscaped gardens entice!