Bad Krozingen's decade-long transformation nears its final chapter

Bad Krozingen's long-running redevelopment project is nearing completion, with the historic town hall set to finish renovations by mid-year. The latest phase includes upgrades to cycling infrastructure and urban air, backed by fresh state funding. The city has already seen nearly €8 million invested since 2010 to reshape its centre.

The 'An der B3' project has transformed the city's core, adding new homes and commercial spaces. These changes aim to create a more connected urban area, blending living and business zones. The latest boost comes from a €400,000 grant under Baden-Württemberg's urban development programme.

Part of the new funding will widen the bike path along Neumagen. This upgrade is designed to improve traffic safety and encourage cycling. While details on street space changes remain limited, the focus on cycling reflects broader efforts to modernise local transport.

The project's final stage includes restoring the town hall, a key landmark in Bad Krozingen. Once complete, the building will join the revamped urban air, marking the end of a decade-long transformation.

The €400,000 grant will directly support cycling infrastructure and safety measures. With the town hall's renovation due by mid-year, the city's redevelopment will soon reach its conclusion. Nearly €8 million in state funding has already reshaped the area since 2010.