bypass, which is composed of a tunnel under the town's cemetery and the Casino Bridge over the Aare. Brugg AG railway station is located at a junction of three separate Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) lines. The most important of these is the Bözberg line between Zürich and Basel. The other, less-traveled lines pass through the Aare Valley towards Aarau and through the Birrfeld (Birr field) towards Lenzburg. Interregional trains leave Brugg for Basel SBB, Bern, Zürich Hauptbahnhof, and Zürich Airport. Regional trains travel to Aarau (via Wildegg or Lenzburg) and towards Baden and Wettingen. Brugg is also the terminus of the commuter rail (German: S-Bahn) line S12, part of Zürich's ZVV system. Post buses to Bad Zurzach, Birr, Dättwil, Döttingen, Frick, Laufenburg, Linn, Mellingen, Mönthal, Remigen, Scherz and Thalheim leave regularly from the train station. In addition, there are two local lines to Brugg-Bodenacker and Unterwindisch. Notable people Albrecht I of Habsburg (1255–1308) a Duke of Austria and Styria and King of Germany Egloff Etterlin (c.1400 – c.1470) Secretary of the city of Lucerne 1427–1452, then a judge Johann Georg Ritter von Zimmermann (1728–1795) a philosophical writer, naturalist, and physician Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi (1746–1827 in Brugg), pedagogue and educational reformer Katharina von Zimmermann (1756-1781) friend of Goethe who wrote about her Abraham Emanuel Fröhlich (1796–1865), theologian and poet Friedrich Theodor Fröhlich (1803-1836) early Romantic composer Samuel Heinrich Froehlich (1803–1857) evangelical theologian and founder of the Apostolic Christian Church Oliver Schnyder (born 1973) a classical pianist Sport Gianni Bugno (born 1964) a retired Italian professional road racing cyclist Corinne Müller (born 1975) a retired high jumper, competed at the 2004 Summer Olympics Mario Eggimann (born 1981) former footballer, 328 club caps and 10 for Switzerland Izet Hajrović (born 1992) footballer for Galatasaray and Bosnia Sead Hajrović (born 1993) brother of Izet Hajrović, football player for Grasshoppers Zürich and Bosnia References Further reading Max Baumann, Andreas Steigmeier: Brugg erleben - Band 1. Verlag hier+jetzt, Baden 2005. Astrid Baldinger Fuchs, Max Banholzer, Max Baumann, Felix Müller, Silvia Siegenthaler, Andreas Steigmeier: Brugg erleben - Band 2. Verlag hier+jetzt, Baden 2005. Zuzana Haefeli-Sonin und Klaus Speich: Schweizerische Kunstführer GSK, Band 589: Das Vindonissa-Museum in Brugg Architekturführer, Bern 1996, Michael Stettler, Emil Maurer: Die Kunstdenkmäler des Kantons Aargau - Bezirke Lenzburg und Brugg, S. 256–340. Verlag Birkhäuser, Basel 1953. External links Municipalities of Aargau Cities in Switzerland Cultural property of national significance in Aargau Populated places