Lenzburg, Stapferhaus
The Stapferhaus was founded in 1960 as a place of encounter and intellectual debate. It is known for its exhibitions on socio-political issues. Since 2018, they are on display in a new building, designed by pool Architekten, right next to the Lenzburg train station. The building is designed to be constantly transformed: stairs and walls can be shifted, floors opened, the façade and forecourt can be altered.
Stapferhaus, Lenzburg
Stapferhaus, Lenzburg
Stapferhaus, Lenzburg
Museum Kloster Muri
Muri Abbey is a Benedictine monastery dedicated to Saint Martin of Tours and was founded in 1027. The exhibition in the Muri Monastery Museum takes a look behind the once so closed monastery walls, and tells numerous stories from the life of the abbots and monks.
Museum Kloster Muri
Museum Kloster Muri
Museum Kloster Muri
Möriken-Wildegg, Schloss Wildegg
Schloss Wildegg was built by the Habsburgs in the first half of the 13th century.
Schloss Wildegg
Schloss Wildegg
Schloss Wildegg
Windisch, Kloster Königsfelden
The double monastery of Poor Clares and Franciscans was founded in 1309. While the nave of the church was built in 1314, it wasn’t until 1330 that the architectural choir with its stained glass windows was raised. The monastery was secularized in 1528 with the Protestant reformation and the church is since 2009 a museum.
Kloster Königsfelden
