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The castle is privately owned and cannot be visited. It is a small, late Gothic-style castle in the center of Schafisheim. It is the oldest castle building in Aargau, and was originally designed as a residential building rather than as a defensive structure.

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very pretty here, very pretty

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Pure relaxation for bathers🚴🏿‍♂️🚴🏿‍♂️👍👍

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A very beautiful, wonderfully located organic bathing facility.

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Sometimes you need a break, the Badi Restaurant is a good place to live out this need in summer

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I keep observing that getting off and pushing the bike over the suspension bridges is difficult for some colleagues😝

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The unknown castle, definitely worth a stop

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Island

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Impressive structure over the Aare, sways slightly when crossing.

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Good opportunity to cross the Aare

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Please observe the ban on driving over the suspension bridges, getting off is good and makes the hikers happy

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Shortly before the ascent from the Staufberg

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Beautiful view of the Seetal and the Alps

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Schloss Schafisheim is a small, late-Gothic style castle in the center of Schafisheim. This is the oldest castle in Aargau, which was not designed as a fortification from the start, but as a residential building. The building was erected a few years after the Battle of Sempach (1386) on behalf of the Lords of Baldegg, whose ancestral seat had been destroyed by the Confederates during the turmoil of war. The exact year of construction is not known, the first documentary mention of the castle was in 1474. The building served as the residence of the holders of the jurisdiction of Schafisheim within the subject area of the city of Bern. In 1482, the Baldeggers, who were in financial difficulties, sold the castle and court rule to the Hallwylers. In 1736, after the Hallwyler line in Schafisheim had died out, the Bernese transferred ownership to the brothers Samuel and Etienne Brutel, descendants of French Huguenots who had fled Montpellier. In 1802 the castle came into the possession of the community of Schafisheim. After several changes of ownership, the castle is still privately owned today.

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Super nice, quiet, not overcrowded

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Very nice well maintained building. A few photos are worth it.

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Very nice regional hike

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Just my 5 minute corner for a breather. Here, too, there are a few beautiful paths in all directions

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The first of the two suspension bridges from Auenstein to the other side of the Aare

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Two tension band bridges over the Aare and the underwater canal of the Rupperswil-Auenstein power plant. The total lengths are 102.4m and 82.9m, the central spans are 74.0m and 53.3m respectively. Two tension bands 260 x 30mm support the 1.20m wide walkway with wooden plank surface. The concrete abutments are provided with micro piles and tension anchors.

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