Swiss town of Stein am Rhein: a gem on the banks of the Rhine.

When writing this note, I couldn't suppress my love for it, I really want to revisit it again ❤️. Stein am Rhein is located in the northeast of Switzerland, near the borders of Germany and Austria. It is situated on the famous Rhine River and is one of the most beautiful and historic towns in Switzerland. This town was established in the mid-13th century and is known as the most beautiful medieval town. 📍Transportation: Take a train from Zurich for one hour and twenty minutes to reach Stein. The town of Stein am Rhein preserves many medieval buildings, among which the most famous is its arched bridge tower (Hohenklingen Bridge), which spans the Rhine River and is the landmark of the town. In addition, there are magnificent manors and castles, as well as many beautiful half-timbered buildings with stunning decorations, which are overwhelming. The town of Stein is also known for its rich culture and historical heritage. Visitors can visit museums, churches, and galleries in the town to gain a deeper understanding of its history and culture. 📝 Tips: With the Swiss Travel Pass, you can visit museums for free. Take half a day to tour this small town with a strong medieval style. Order a cup of coffee and a piece of cake at the dessert shop, and sit at the door of the shop like a local, enjoying the slowed-down time.