Aarburg

Arborg/Aarburg is a historic city and there is a municipality in Zolfingen district in Canton of Argo, Switzerland. The small town is located in the south-west of Agargaon, which is situated on the junction of the emigrant, in a narrow part of the Agar valley. It is located at the intersection of Switzerland's most important traffic routes. Archberg Castle is one of the premier sites of Switzerland's largest castle and one of the heritage sites of national importance. Arberg's visual character has been shaped by a rock and fortified by the church. The official language of Argburg Swiss variety of standard is German, but the main spoken language is the local version of the Alemannic Swiss language dialect.

In Roman times, a road went through Arabia, which connected the rest of Switzerland's interior Turk region. During the construction of a factory in the 20th century, a group of coins generated during the reign of Emperor Tetrix I was discovered. Coin Horde was probably buried in Baghdogan in 284 CE. Okay, okay, that the fort of Arberg was built, rocky exclusion is unknown. It was first documented in 1123 when it was referred to as Arbark. At that time, it was Grafton von Freiburg family property. This palace was ruled by the Belwick of Arabia, which is today the western part of Zofingen County, although not Zofingen city.