Stetten: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Hasel Zoo is located in the surrounding area of Stetten. This is a specific point of interest for travellers interested in visiting zoos. You can rent a holiday apartment in Stetten.

Nature, Culture and History

The Swiss National Museum is located in the wider regional area around Stetten. Anyone wishing to include culture in their trip will find a specific cultural point of reference there.

The village centre of Stetten stands on a gently sloping plain about half a kilometre northeast of the Reuss; at Klosterfeld, the village stream flows into the river.

Stetten lies in the Reuss Valley in the Baden District, approximately halfway between Baden and Bremgarten.

The documented settlement history of Stetten extends from the Neolithic and La Tène periods through the Roman era. The place was first recorded in 998 as “(ze) stetin”.

Stetten remained predominantly agricultural well into the 20th century.

Stetten has a rural character and a natural setting. Of the municipality’s 441 hectares, 120 are forested.

Hiking along the Reuss

In the wider area around Stetten, the 15.4-kilometre section of the Aargau Trail from Mellingen to Bremgarten runs along the banks of the Reuss.

Anyone wishing to compare other destinations for trip planning can also find Birmenstorf, Ehrendingen, Würenlos, Wettingen, Spreitenbach, Künten, Würenlingen and Busslingen here.

For the higher-level travel overview: Baden.