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Schaffhausen's treasures: the Rhine Falls, the Munot Fortress, and unforgettable experiences

The beauty of Schaffhausen: Experience the incredible Rhine Falls up close and learn more about the history of the Munot fortress. Share unforgettable experiences in enchanting Schaffhausen.

Discover a world of captivating history, stunning landscapes, and cultural gems. Dive into the heart of Schaffhausen's charm, unearth ancient fortresses, wander through picturesque old towns, and witness the power of Rhine Falls in all its majesty. Your journey begins here – let Schaffhausen's wonders captivate your soul.

Munot 

The city of Schaffhausen can look back on a fascinating history that stretches from the Roman conquest to the present day. Schaffhausen’s landmark, the 16^th century Munot fortress, is a testament to the town’s rich past and a reminder of its strategic importance in the region. Guided tours of the Munot take place regularly, and numerous events, such as the Munot Children’s Festival or the traditional Munotball, are held on the battlements of the fortress. 

Hohenklingen 

Mountain Church of St. Moritz

Rhine Falls (Rheinfall)

Kesslerloch 

Roman Baths (Römerbad Schleitheim)

Since the year 1200, the Hohenklingen Castle has risen above the medieval town of Stein am Rhein. Climb the steps to the historic Hohenklingen Castle yourself and be enchanted by breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. Take the opportunity to indulge in culinary delights in the castle café while surveying your stunning surroundings.

The Bergkirche St. Moritz, with origins dating back to 1491, rises impressively above the well-known wine cultivation region and village of Hallau. Built in late Gothic style and situated on a promontory of the Hallauerberg, the church offers its visitors an incredible view over the expanses of the Blauburgunderland. 

Experience the impressive power of nature at the Rhine Falls – Europe’s largest waterfall. The main attraction of Schaffhausen offers a spectacular natural wonder which cannot be missed.

The Kesslerloch in Thayngen brings you on a journey into the past. What once served as a meeting place for groups of hunters is now a popular excursion destination. The prehistoric cave gives fascinating insights into the lives of our ancestors, and lets its visitors experience history up close.

About one kilometer west of Schleitheim, the small Roman town of Iuliomagus once stood. Today, the impressive ruins of the thermal baths are a reminder of the ancient Roman bathing culture. This imposing archeological complex, discovered in 1974, is now preserved in a modern museum open to the public.