Safenwil
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Safenwil is a small town of 16,000 located in the canton of Aargau in central Switzerland. Written records (the rock carvings of the historical landmark The Eberkopf) confirm the town to be old as 893 AD.
[edit] Points of interest
- Theologian Karl Barth formulated his early theology and wrote his influential commentary The Epistle to the Romans (Germ. Römerbrief) while serving as a pastor in Safenwil.
- Historical landmark The Eberkopf can be dated back to 893 AD.
- Is a quiet place to tour when visiting Switzerland.
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Municipalities in the district of Zofingen, Switzerland
Aarburg | Attelwil | Bottenwil | Brittnau | Kirchleerau | Kölliken | Moosleerau | Murgenthal | Oftringen | Reitnau | Rothrist | Safenwil | Staffelbach | Strengelbach | Uerkheim | Vordemwald | Wiliberg | Zofingen
Aargau | Districts of Canton Aargau | Municipalities of the canton of Aargau
