Here we will enter the Laufen castle before we access the Rheinfall. We will explore the castle and see the Rheinfall Museum. The Rheinfall, located near Schaffhausen, is Europe’s largest waterfall and one of Switzerland’s most iconic natural attractions. With a width of 150 meters and a drop of 23 meters, it showcases an awe-inspiring display of power as the Rhine River cascades over the rocks. Visitors can enjoy spectacular views from viewing platforms, take boat rides close to the falls, or explore the nearby Laufen Castle for a unique perspective. The Rheinfall is a must-see destination for nature lovers and offers a memorable experience year-round.

This is an amazing medieval village next to the Rhein. Here we will explore the village and have time for lunch. Restaurant is in front of the Rhein. Stein am Rhein is a charming medieval town in Switzerland, located where the Rhine River meets Lake Constance. Famous for its well-preserved old town, it features colorful, frescoed half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and historical landmarks like the Hohenklingen Castle and the Monastery of St. George. With its stunning architecture and riverside setting, Stein am Rhein offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it one of Switzerland’s most picturesque destinations.

If time permits we will see the Munot castle on the way back. Munot Castle is an iconic 16th-century fortress overlooking the town of Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Built in a circular design, it offers panoramic views of the Rhine River, the old town, and the surrounding vineyards. This historic landmark, once part of the town’s defense system, is now a symbol of Schaffhausen and hosts cultural events, concerts, and guided tours. Its unique architecture and picturesque setting make Munot Castle a must-visit for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.