Was kann man mit Kindern oder der Familie in Schaffhausen unternehmen?

Riding the train, sleeping on straw, adventure playgrounds, swimming fun or discovering miniature worlds - the Schaffhauserland also has a lot to offer children. KSS Sports and Recreation Park Adventure Park Rhine Falls Liliputbahn Stein am Rhein Smilestones - Miniature World at the Rhine Falls Aranea Climbing and Badminton Ticiland Amusement Park Allerheiligen Day Museum Browse through our list of outing ideas designed especially for families and children.

Was sind typische Schaffhauser Spezialitäten?

The Schaffhausen region is known for: Schaffhauser Bölletünne Schaffhausen Riesling Soup Schlaatemer Rickli Osterfingen Wine Delights Schaffhauserzungen (These sweet almond pastries are available at Reber in Schaffhausen.) You can also make these Schaffhausen specialties at home. Check out these four recipes .

Wie komme ich mit dem ÖV an den Rheinfall, zum Munot, nach Stein am Rhein oder ins «Chläggi»?

The Schaffhauserland is easily accessible by public transport. Connections from Schaffhausen Station : Rhine Falls Bus : No. 1 towards Herbstäcker, stop «Neuhausen, Center». Then a walk of just under 10 minutes to the Rhine Falls basin. Train : Stop «Neuhausen Rheinfall», then about a 5-minute walk to the Rhine Falls basin (has an elevator). A direct train runs from Zurich Main Station to the "Neuhausen Rheinfall" stop. Schloss Laufen Train : Stop «Schloss Laufen am Rheinfall» Munot Bus : No. 4 towards Gruben, «Künzleheim» stop. Then about a 5-minute walk to the Munot. Stein am Rhein Train : Stop «Stein am Rhein, Station», duration approx. 30 min, then about a 10-minute walk to the old town Wilchingen / Hallau Train : Stop «Wilchingen-Hallau». Then direct connection by bus to Wilchingen or Hallau. You can find the exact train and bus schedules at sbb.ch

Wie lange dauert der Fussweg vom Bahnhof Schaffhausen zum Munot, Rheinfall oder Schifflände?

The Old Town of Schaffhausen is mostly a pedestrian zone. Walking path to the Munot It takes about 15 to 20 minutes to walk from the Schaffhausen train station to the Munot . Take a stroll through the old town. At the end of the walk, a few steps lead up to the fortress. Walking path to the Rhine Falls It takes about 45 minutes to an hour to walk from the Schaffhausen train station to <a href="https://en.schaffhauserland.ch/erleben/velo-wandern/wandern/wanderrouten.html#area=1022111&cat=Wandern-main,Wanderung,Fernwanderweg,25143812,Themenweg,Stadtrundgang,45691466&filter=r-fullyTranslatedLangus-,r-openState-,sb-sortedBy-0&ipd=54723777&ov=hiking&q=Schaffhausen%20(Schweiz)&wt=Schaffhausen%20(Schweiz)%0A1022111&zc=13.26146,8.63535,47.69098" target="_blank" rel="noopener">the Rhine Falls . The scenic walking path, which runs mostly along the Rhine, is well marked. Walkway to the boat landing It takes about 11 minutes to walk to the boat landing . It’s worth allowing a little extra time: along the way, you’ll find the famous Haus zum Ritter numerous medieval facade paintings and some of the 171 oriel windows.

Wie viele Randentürme gibt es im Kanton Schaffhausen?

There are four «Randentürme» (viewing towers) in the canton of Schaffhausen: Schleitheim Randenturm Beringer Randenturm Hagenturm Siblingen Randenturm

Wo befinden sich Veloparkplätze in der Stadt Schaffhausen?

There are various bicycle and motorcycle parking spaces available both inside and outside the Old Town. The larger bike parking areas are: Schaffhausen Train Station / Schaffhausen Cantonal Bank Allerheiligen Day Mass Herrenacker

Wo gibt es Carparkplätze und Parkplätze in der Region Schaffhausen?

City of Schaffhausen Public paid parking is available in the wider Old Town area. Parking times are limited, usually to a maximum of two hours. Please follow the instructions at each parking meter. Daily or weekly parking lots are located just a few minutes’ walk from the Old Town (e.g., Mühlentalsträsschen, Viehmarkt, or Munot). Parking spaces in the city of Schaffhausen Coach parking spaces in the city of Schaffhausen Rhine Falls North Bank Car Official Rhine Falls car park P1 - P4, Nohlstrasse, 8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Paid parking Coach Official Rhine Falls car park P4, Nohlstrasse, 8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Paid parking for cars and motorhomes up to 8 metres. Closed from November to March. Short-term stop Rhine Falls/Bus parking Burgunwiese: Upon entering, a ticket must be taken at the barrier. The driver parks the vehicle at the short-term stop and allows passengers to disembark. Within 15 minutes, a parking fee of CHF 15.00 must be paid at the cash desk, and a receipt obtained. The driver then takes the vehicle to Burgunwiese in Neuhausen am Rheinfall (approx. 5 minutes away), where it can be parked without further charge or time limit (the receipt serves as a parking ticket). Guests will be picked up again after their visit to the Rhine Falls. Another CHF 15.00 must be paid for the pick-up. This means a tour bus can park at the Rhine Falls for an entire day for CHF 30.00. Rhine Falls South Bank Car/Coach Official car park Schloss Laufen, Laufenstrasse, 8212 Laufen-Uhwiesen, Paid parking Stein am Rhein For cars and coaches, the Untertor car park is recommended. Untertor, 8260 Stein am Rhein

Wo gibt es öffentliche Toiletten in Schaffhausen?

Public restrooms in Schaffhausen's Old Town are marked on the Schaffhausen city map. Public restrooms are located at: train station Schwabentor Monastery of Allerheiligen Moser Garden Güterhof Promenade Park Rhein Street Salt Barn Munot Park

FAQ - Help & Advice - Schaffhauserland

Q: Darf man Hunde mit aufs Schiff nehmen?

Schaffhausen – Stein am Rhein Dogs travel free of charge on all URh scheduled boats . Dogs are not permitted on special trips. Rhine Falls Dogs are allowed on the boats at the Rhine Falls, provided they are kept on a leash. The exception to this rule is the Rock Cruise, the Brunch Cruise, and the Lock Cruise. Dogs are not permitted on these boats.

Q: Ist Schaffhausen, der Rheinfall und Stein am Rhein barrierefrei und rollstuhlgängig?

City of Schaffhausen The Old Town of Schaffhausen is largely accessible and features a wheelchair-accessible path through the cobblestone streets. You can find a list of accessible restaurants, shops, and facilities at Pro Infirmis and at OK:GO Webmap . Rhine Falls You can find all the information about accessibility at the Rhine Falls here . Stein am Rhein You can find a detailed overview at Pro Infirmis and at OK:GO Webmap .

When do you need a motorway vignette in Switzerland?

In Switzerland, a vignette is required on national highways (autobahns and expressways, marked with green signs).
The vignette costs CHF 40.00, is valid for the current calendar year, and is available at post offices, most gas stations and auto repair shops, TCS offices, and motor vehicle registration offices. Near the border, vignettes are also available at highway gas stations.

If you are traveling via the A81, the vignette requirement applies starting at the German-Swiss border in Thayngen.

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