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Living within 30 minutes of Baden by bike

Every municipality from which you reach Baden within 30 minutes by bike, sorted by total annual cost. Calculated on the cycle paths and roads of OpenStreetMap, with an allowance for climbs. Different time, household or workplace: use the form below.

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14 municipalities within 30 minutes of Baden by bike

Costs for: Couple, no kids, gross income CHF 100,000 per year.

The cheapest is Ennetbaden at CHF 22,696 per year, about the same as Baden. None of these municipalities is cheaper than Baden itself for this household.

5 municipalities are borderline: within the time at 18 km/h and 4 minutes per 100 metres of climbing, outside at 16 km/h and 6 minutes.

For comparison, Baden itself: CHF 22,600 per year.

  1. 1.Ennetbaden (AG)about 17 min
    CHF 22,696 per yearabout the same as Baden
    32 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 92 %Check an address there
  2. 2.Birmenstorf (AG)about 25 min
    CHF 22,710 per yearCHF 100 more than Baden
    to work 25 min, back 19 min
    33 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 98 %Check an address there
  3. 3.Wettingen (AG)about 17 min
    CHF 22,750 per yearCHF 200 more than Baden
    31 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 95 %Check an address there
  4. 4.Würenlos (AG)about 32 min Borderline
    CHF 22,952 per yearCHF 400 more than Baden
    30 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 97 %Check an address there
  5. 5.Niederrohrdorf (AG)about 30 min Borderline
    CHF 22,996 per yearCHF 400 more than Baden
    31 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 97 %Check an address there
  6. 6.Killwangen (AG)about 31 min Borderline
    CHF 23,123 per yearCHF 500 more than Baden
    31 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 105 %Check an address there
  7. 7.Fislisbach (AG)about 25 min
    CHF 23,141 per yearCHF 500 more than Baden
    31 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 109 %Check an address there
  8. 8.Gebenstorf (AG)about 26 min
    CHF 23,202 per yearCHF 600 more than Baden
    to work 26 min, back 18 min
    34 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 105 %Check an address there
  9. 9.Untersiggenthal (AG)about 26 min
    CHF 23,216 per yearCHF 600 more than Baden
    to work 26 min, back 19 min
    35 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 105 %Check an address there
  10. 10.Neuenhof (AG)about 21 min
    CHF 23,258 per yearCHF 700 more than Baden
    30 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 112 %Check an address there
  11. 11.Obersiggenthal (AG)about 15 min
    CHF 23,366 per yearCHF 800 more than Baden
    to work 15 min, back 9 min
    34 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 110 %Check an address there
  12. 12.Mülligen (AG)about 31 min Borderline
    CHF 23,370 per yearCHF 800 more than Baden
    to work 31 min, back 24 min
    32 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 109 %Check an address there
  13. 13.Ehrendingen (AG)about 27 min Borderline
    CHF 23,379 per yearCHF 800 more than Baden
    34 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 113 %Check an address there
  14. 14.Freienwil (AG)about 24 min
    CHF 23,409 per yearCHF 800 more than Baden
    35 fog days (Oct. to Feb.)Tax rate 114 %Check an address there

All 14 municipalities shown.

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Household: Couple, no kids, CHF 100,000

How to read these figures

  • Bike and e-bike: riding time calculated by Ubivo on the cycle paths and roads of OpenStreetMap (OSRM route planner, bicycle profile), between inhabited points of the home municipality and of the workplace municipality (one to five depending on size, weighted by population; the median is shown). Base speed 17 km/h by bike, 20 km/h by e-bike (assisted up to 25 km/h), plus 5 minutes by bike and 2.5 minutes by e-bike for every 100 metres of climbing; downhill 2 or 1 minute less per 100 metres, but never faster than 25 km/h. This is an assumption by Ubivo for adults who commute regularly, not an official value. The slower direction counts; where the two differ clearly, both are shown. «Borderline» means: with a slightly faster or slower assumption (bike 16 to 18 km/h and 4 to 6 minutes per 100 metres, e-bike 19 to 21 km/h and 2 to 3 minutes) the municipality is once within and once outside the time.
  • Limits: the times apply between typical residential locations, not from your door. Traffic lights and junctions are only covered by the base speed; weather, luggage and fitness not at all. Where OpenStreetMap has gaps, paths are missing or mapped wrongly. Ferries and taking the bike on the train are excluded.
  • Total annual cost: income tax, health insurance premiums (deductible 300) and electricity (4,500 kWh) for the chosen household, without commuting costs. Differences rounded to CHF 100.
  • Rents and property prices are not included; there is no data per municipality.
  • Do you pay tax at source, for example on a B permit? Then differences between municipalities in a canton only matter to you under a subsequent ordinary assessment.

    The deduction from your salary is the same in every municipality of a canton. From a gross salary of CHF 120,000 a year you are assessed under the ordinary procedure automatically, below that on application by 31 March of the following year; your municipality’s tax rate then applies. Tax at source and where you live

Bike and e-bike times: Ubivo calculation with OSRM on data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Geofabrik extract of 31/10/2026; elevation: swisstopo, swissALTIRegio; residential locations: Federal Statistical Office (FSO), STATPOP 2024. Costs: FTA (taxes 2026), FOPH (health insurance 2027), ElCom (electricity 2027). Fog days: MeteoSwiss, average 2023-2025, October to February. Methodology and data sources

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