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European Railroad Discussion > European Railway Station Where is it No. 47Date: 05/25/20 03:31 European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: andersonb109 I'm finally down to the last few without give away singnage. I think this is the first post from this country.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/25/20 03:31 by andersonb109.  Date: 05/25/20 03:46 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: wpamtk Swiss Railways markings above the entrance. Zurich? Only been there once, and didn't look back from across the street.
Date: 05/25/20 03:46 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: exhaustED That'll be Basel, Switzerland.
Date: 05/25/20 08:44 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: andersonb109 Basel is correct. A really large and busy station with classic facade.
Date: 05/25/20 09:50 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: DevalDragon Finding a photo of a Swiss station without the railroad's name in it would be quite a challenge.
Date: 05/25/20 09:56 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: BobB DevalDragon Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Finding a photo of a Swiss station without the > railroad's name in it would be quite a challenge. But it does have the German, French, and Italian acronyms for the Swiss Federal Railroads. Date: 05/25/20 19:46 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: DevalDragon As it should in a country with 4 official languages.
Date: 05/26/20 03:14 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: andersonb109 Just curious, what's the fourth language after German, Italian and French?
Date: 05/26/20 14:10 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: Hartington I think it's Romanssh.
Date: 05/27/20 00:50 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: pennengineer It is indeed Romansh, predominantly spoken in the canton of Graubünden (Grisons), which means if you've taken the Glacier Express all the way to St. Moritz (or any other train on the Rhaetian Railway, for that matter), then you've encountered the language without even realizing it!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romansh_language Date: 05/28/20 08:08 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: rosenth nice – my home town. Still living 10 Min from this station :-)
Date: 06/05/20 09:28 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: rbenko Darn, I actually knew this one, but was too late!! It is a cool station, with a very busy traction station right in front.
Photo taken back in April, 2015  Date: 06/05/20 13:25 Re: European Railway Station Where is it No. 47 Author: rbenko A few pictures of the trainshed - quite an impressive station!
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