Granichen

Granichen is a municipality in the district of Arau of Canton of Argou, Switzerland. The first mention of Grancien's history was around the name of Cranchen around 1184. However, archaeological discoveries dating to the Neolithic as well as the remains of a Celtic castle show that the area around Granai Chen has been settled for a long time. Granaiachen was related to the monastery of Engelberg in the 12th century and later came during the reign. Habsburgs, who had passed the government of the village at Lords of the Palace of Liebgegue.

After 1415, Granichen was related to Bern. In 1904 the construction of the Ventinabahn Railway promoted the settlement of local industries. One of the largest bakeries in Switzerland Joowa is located in Grenichen. Apart from this, there is also a company that manufactures heater zender, a gravel plant and many other small businesses. In the 2000s there were a total of 3,149 workers who lived in the municipality.

Of these, 2,312 or 73.4% of the residents worked outside of Granikan, while 1,145 people entered the municipality for work. From Granichchen Aarau, on the Connecting Road to Lorraine from Berumunster. This city is also connected to Zion in the Seat Valley. The local public rail service AAR-Bahn, which travels via Aruna to Wenna valley, to Monsize, has four stations: Tondaler, Granaiichane-Dorfae, Oberdor and Blyn. Rail of public transport was right next to the main road, until they were rebuilt in 1985 with the Winna river.