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The 12 sites in Aargau
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The Habsburgs
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Stammlande der Habsburger
12 Sites in Aargau. The beginning of a world dynasty.
Habsburg Castle
to 1020/30
Cradle and namesake of the Habsburg dynasty
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Muri Abbey
to 1027
This is where the hearts of the last imperial couple rest
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Bremgarten
to 1050
Founded, planned and developed by the Habsburgs
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Brugg
1064
The Black Tower – a testament to the Habsburgs
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Laufenburg
1173
Founded by Rudolf II of Habsburg
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Wildegg Castle
to 1230/40
Built to defend Habsburg possessions
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Lenzburg Castle
1263
Built by the Counts of Lenzburg, expanded by the Habsburgs
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Baden
1264
Stein Castle in Baden: administrative headquarters and archive of the Habsburgs
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Rheinfelden
1273/1330
Stein Castle in Rheinfelden – the main residence of the Habsburgs for decades
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Wettingen Abbey
1283
First resting place of the murdered King Albrecht I of Habsburg
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Hallwyl Castle
to 1300
Residence of the Lords of Hallwyl, loyal servants of the Habsburgs
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Königsfelden Abbey
1308
King Albrecht I was murdered here – his widow founded an abbey in his memory
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