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Bahnpark Brugg

Bahnpark Brugg in Brugg, Switzerland, is a historic locomotive depot located in the middle of the Swiss Federal Railways operating area. The locomotive depot is one of the oldest surviving depot facilities in the Mittelland, with a long building from 1892 and a roundhouse from 1912 with an electrically operated turntable. Numerous historic steam and electric locomotives as well as other historic vehicles operated by SBB Historic and various associations are on display. The railway park is not regularly open to the public but can be visited on open-gate days or as part of guided tours.

Information

  • Visit duration: 90min
  • For rainy days: Yes
  • Free entrance: No
  • Topic: Transportation
    • Guided tours: Yes

Opening hours

The Bahnpark is not regularly open to the public; it can be visited on the open-gate days (at Whitsun weekend) or by booking a guided tour.

Contact

Webpage
bahnpark-brugg.ch
Email
info@bahnpark-brugg.ch
Address
Unterwerkstrasse 13, 5200 Brugg

Access

Nearby stops

  • Brugg AG, Unterführung SBB600 meters walking distance
  • Brugg AG900 meters walking distance

Travel duration

From
Travel time
Olten
24m
Zürich HB
24m
Basel SBB
45m
Bern
52m
Zug
59m

FAQ

  • How can I visit the Bahnpark Brugg?
    The Bahnpark is not regularly open to the public. It can be visited on the open-gate days, which take place at Whitsun weekend, or by booking a guided tour.
  • How long does a guided tour last and how many people can take part?
    A guided tour lasts about 1.5 hours. Up to 20 people are possible per tour; groups of 21 to 40 people are also accommodated.
  • Is there parking available at the Bahnpark?
    No parking spaces are available. Visitors are advised to travel by public transport; the walk from the station takes about 10 minutes.
  • Is the hall heated during guided tours?
    The hall is not heated, especially in the months of March/April and October. Visitors should dress accordingly.
  • Can I book an aperitif after the guided tour?
    Yes, it is possible to enjoy an aperitif after the tour. The drinks and food must be organised by the booking person, and the aperitif request must be registered with the tour booking.