Brugg is a city located in the canton of Aargau, Switzerland, at the confluence of the Reuss, Aare, and Limmat rivers, near the capital city of Aarau. The oldest part of the city is crossed by the Aare river.

Brugg is an ancient town founded in the 16th century, with some old buildings dating back several hundred years. Despite its age, the scenery here is fresh and captivating. The old town of Brugg is situated along the narrow gorge of the Aare river, with most buildings constructed of shell limestone. Some defensive structures have been preserved. Most of the residential buildings in the old town, built between the 16th and 18th centuries, are of Gothic or Baroque style and are now considered precious heritage. The oldest building and landmark in the city is the Black Tower, a tower-shaped castle standing 25.7 meters tall, built on the ruins of a Roman legion, making it the most iconic structure in the city.

Reasons to visit Brugg:

– A charming and picturesque Swiss town

Continent: Europe

Country: Switzerland

Province or Canton: Canton of Aargau

City: Brugg