Hans Trudel (1881-1958) was a passionate artist who dedicated his entire life to art despite financial hardship and social rejection. Nevertheless, he left behind numerous works in public spaces, including sculptures, fountains and busts that characterize the city today. His art was not fully appreciated until after his death, including by the Hans Trudel Foundation, which converted his former home into a gallery. Works such as the "Kinderreigen", the "Flieger" and the "Tränenbrünneli" are particularly well-known and reflect his artistic vision and tireless creative drive.
For every guest who takes part in one of our city tours, we invest CHF 1.00 in sustainability. In addition to offsetting emissions, this also includes projects in the Baden region.
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Meeting point: Kinder-Reigen at Schulhausplatz
End point: Kurtheater
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