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A glance back
How a camel stole the show from RhB’s highest viaduct
A glance back
How a camel stole the show from RhB’s highest viaduct
An extraordinary creature leisurely makes its way across RhB’s highest viaduct, the Wiesen Viaduct. A deer? Even a llama would be plausible. Or maybe just a Fata Morgana?
A glance back
The passes of Graubünden - the time before RhB
A glance back
The passes of Graubünden - the time before RhB
The Romans travelled on foot, with the aid of horses and single-axle chariots, and the wealthy had sedan chairs. But what does the Rhaetian Railway have in common with the Romans?
A glance back
A city stroll and mountain adventure in one: 105 years’ Chur–Arosa
A glance back
A city stroll and mountain adventure in one: 105 years’ Chur–Arosa
Two years is all it took to build the track between the cantonal capital and the popular spa resort.
A glance back
Mountain conqueror – the Vereina Tunnel celebrates 20 years
A glance back
Mountain conqueror – the Vereina Tunnel celebrates 20 years
Twenty years ago today, the first carriages rolled along the tracks through the longest tunnel in RhB’s network – the Vereina Tunnel.
A glance back
130 years of railway pleasure in Graubünden – and who invented it?
A glance back
130 years of railway pleasure in Graubünden – and who invented it?
It wasn't anyone from Switzerland who got the trains started in Graubünden at the end of the nineteenth century, but someone from the lowlands, a seafarer in fact.