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 4rail.net - Switzerland - Rhätische Bahn 
Welcome to the Rhätishe Bahn theme page!    

Created for 4rail.net by John McKey. Pictures by Pekka Siiskonen, Ilkka Siissalo, Sanna Siissalo, John McKey and Miroslav Broz.


Some of the newer additions:  


Brand new TGV-POS's pose in Paris Gare du Nord for the camera. Almost brand new...the locomotives are new, while the coaches are from the TGV-Reséau sets. Single story trains of 320 km/h serve well the limited numbers of passengers between France and Germany. once the volumes pick up, it's almost guaranteed that the double decked coaches will be swapped to these units. Picture by Sanna Siissalo 2008.      


A Thalys PBKA number 4243 boarding in Paris-GNO. As 40% more passengers are expected to travel the Thalyses within next 3 years, seventh daily return trip between Paris and Amsterdam were/will be added beginning March 2008. Picture by Sanna Siissalo 2008. 






Swiss Rhb bridge between Chur and Arosa
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  Early History of the Rhätische Bahn   

The Rhätische Bahn, founded in 1889, is one of the most fascinating railroad companies in the history. It is also only railroad on the Unesco World Heritage list. Given some time this section will bring you much interesting information on the railroad and its surrounding landscape and people.             

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