MRCE 193 650 (leased on behalf of SBB Cargo) with an DSV intermodal train heading south in direction Italy and to the Gotthard Base Tunnel (worlds longest rail tunnel). In the background you can s... (more)

SBB Cargo 193 464 with an Winner intermodal train heading south in direction Italy and to the Gotthard Base Tunnel (worlds longest rail tunnel). In the background you can see mount Rigi

BLS Cargo 193 413 with an Ambrogio intermodal train heading south in direction Italy and to the Gotthard Base Tunnel (worlds longest rail tunnel). In the background you can see mount Rigi

SBB Cargo 484 004 with a mixed freight train heading south in direction Italy and to the Gotthard Base Tunnel (worlds longest rail tunnel). In the background you can see mount Rigi

Two cogwheel push-pull trains of the Rigi Bahnen are running up the mountain on sight distance on this day of high passenger frequency. In the background Bhe 2/4 # 11 with cab car Bt # 21, in the ... (more)

When the cogwheel steamlocomotive H 1/2 # 7 of the Rigi Bahnen was once again on its way from Arth Goldau to Rigi Kulm, a farmer couple appeared to watch the train and wave to the engine driver, w... (more)

Cogwheel steamlocomotive H 1/2 # 7 of the Rigi Bahnen (built by SLM Winterthur in 1873, part of the collection of the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne) is running up from Arth Goldau to Rigi K... (more)

Do you see the shadow of the UFO (unidentified flying object) in the form of a flying saucer on the wall to the right? The ancient locomotive with standing boiler H 1/2 # 7 from 1873 with its &quo... (more)

The famous cogwheel steamlocomotive H 1/2 # 7, worldwide unique operational with upright boiler, built in 1873 by the SLM Winterthur for the first mountain railway in Europe from Vitznau to the Ri... (more)

The steamtrain of the Rigi Bahnen with locomotive H 1/2 # 7 of 1873 is on the level crossing of the Rigistrasse in Goldau, after a nightly trip down from Rigi Staffel on the occasion of a M.D. pho... (more)

Cogwheel steamlocomotive H 1/2 # 7 of the Rigi Bahnen (owned by the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne, built in 1873 by SLM Winterthur) on the traverser of the depot Goldau, together with passe... (more)

Cogwheel steamlocomotive with upright boiler, unique operational worldwide, H 1/2 # 7 of the Rigi Bahnen (owned by the Swiss Museum of Transport, Lucerne) is on the traverser of the depot Goldau, ... (more)

Cogwheel railcar BDhe 2/4 # 11 of the Rigi Bahnen, built in 1949 by SLM and SAAS for the Arth-Rigi-Bahn, coupled with cab car Bt # 21 of 1958, is running down from Rigi Kulm to Arth-Goldau RB as t... (more)

During the summer, every wednesday there is "Rigi Historic Day", with vehicles running all more then 50 years old. Cogwheel railcar BDhe 2/4 # 7 of the Rigi Bahnen, built in 1925 for the... (more)

Cogwheel steamlocomotive H 2/3 # 17 of the Rigi Bahnen, built in 1925 by the SLM for the Vitznau-Rigi-Bahn (VRB), is shoving car B # 35, which was built in 1899 by SIG Neuhausen for the Arth-Rigi-... (more)