The "Churchill Double Red Arrow" leaves the small station "Castle Laufen at the Rhine Falls".

The "Churchill Double Red Arrow", constructed in 1939, is crossing the brigde above the Rhine Falls.

On the bridge is a double deck commuter trainset (DPZ) of the S-Bahn Zürich. Behind on the line Zurich - Schaffhausen a Re 420 is pulling InterCity 380 to Singen.

Diverted train Singen (Germany) - Basel - Dunkirk (France) is crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls. This line from Schaffhausen to Winterthur has regular no freight trains.

Former Sihltal Zürich Uetliberg Bahn (SZU) BDe 4/4 No. 92 "Horgen" (now operated by Zürcher Museumsbahn - ZMB) on a private charter, running as passenger extra 30063 from Diessenhofen to... (more)

A diverted Intercity 4 Stuttgart - Zürich is crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls.

A double deck commuter trainset (DPZ) S 24 service Schaffhausen - Zug leaves the small train stop Schloss Laufen on the line Schaffhausen - Winterthur.

Re 420 217 with a HVZ-D train (doubledeck train for peak hours) leaves the small train stop Schloss Laufen on the line Schaffhausen - Winterthur

A double deck commuter trainset (DPZ) S 24 service Thayngen - Zug is crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls.

DLM 52 8055 is on the way from Schaffhausen to Winterthur with a single postal car.

Double deck 6 car trainset in the dark blue paint for the Zürich commuter services of the ZVV is crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls.

Usually no freight trains are crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls. Except on March 11: Re 620 060 is pulling a train with machinery and equipment for maintenance of tracks.

2008 – 2009 two double deck commuter trainsets (DPZ) were decorated with bats. These animals should advise to the night trains at weekend in the greater area of Zurich.

Am 843 058 is crossing the bridge above the Rhine Falls with a short "sugar beet freight train".

This engine was built 1963 by Krupp as type ME 1500 and first in operation by "WLE - Westfälische Landes-Eisenbahn AG, Lippstadt" (Germany). In 1990 the locomotive came in Switzerland to... (more)