around Schaffhausen
Rhine Falls
The Rhine falls are the largest waterfalls in Europe; with up to 35,700 cubic metres (m3) per second, the water cascades down the cataracts, which are 450 ft (150 m) wide and 75 ft (23 m) high.
Above the Rhine falls, with a beautiful view over the waterfalls, you may want to try the longest ropeway in Switzerland. - Es ist empfohlen früh vor Ort zu sein um längere Wartezeiten zu vermeiden
Stein am Rhein - old town
The very charming town of Stein am Rhein is renowned for its well-preserved old part and the rows of painted houses. It is also well worth your while to visit the St. Georgen monastery and the Lindwurm museum.
IWC Museum
This stylish museum has over 230 exhibits in elegant display cases on show. Learn more about IWC’s 140 years of history.
Boat Trips
Enjoy one of the most scenic stretches of water in Europe onboard a proud Rhine boat to Stein am Rhein or even to Lake Constance.
Whine region Schaffhausen
Schaffhausen’s Blauburgunderland, the biggest contiguous winegrowing area of the German-speaking part of Switzerland, is always good for a discovery trip! Take part in wine tasting sessions, explore the vineyards with a horse-drawn carriage, or roam the gently rolling hills on foot or go by bicycle. Either way: Blauburgunderland offers delicious wines, diversity, closeness to nature and a variety of adventures that go far beyond the wine.
Walking along the Rhine
Round your stroll along the Rhine off with a drink at the local favourite, the “Nohlbruck” tavern.
One of Schaffhausen’s landmarks, Burg Hohenklingen, offers stunning views over Stein am Rhein. Its restaurant is renowned for its excellent cuisine, and you can walk around and explore the many corners of the old castle at your own leisure.