Rheinfall Schaffhausen is Europe's largest plain waterfall. It is located in the canton of Schaffhausen in Switzerland, on the border between Germany and Switzerland. It's also known as the Rhine Falls.
The waterfall is formed by the high water levels of the River Rhine which, from a height of 23 metres, cascades down into a rocky gorge. Well-maintained paths and bridges on either side of the falls showcase its impressive power. Visitors can admire the falls from a lookout point at the Schloss Laufen castle or take a boat trip to the centre of the falls and experience the force of nature up close. The town around the falls is also dotted with restaurants, museums, and shops, making for a wonderful day out.
The waterfall is formed by the high water levels of the River Rhine which, from a height of 23 metres, cascades down into a rocky gorge. Well-maintained paths and bridges on either side of the falls showcase its impressive power. Visitors can admire the falls from a lookout point at the Schloss Laufen castle or take a boat trip to the centre of the falls and experience the force of nature up close. The town around the falls is also dotted with restaurants, museums, and shops, making for a wonderful day out.
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