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2.Part: Cab Ride: Mannheim Hbf 🇩🇪 – Mainz Hbf 🇩🇪 |...
3.Part: Cab Ride: Mainz Hbf 🇩🇪 – Koblenz Hbf 🇩🇪 | ...
4.Part: Cab Ride: Koblenz Hbf 🇩🇪 – Bonn Hbf 🇩🇪 | E...
Experience a spectacular cab ride along the famous railway line between Mainz Hauptbahnhof and Koblenz Hauptbahnhof, following the legendary Rhine River through one of Germany’s most scenic railway corridors. This route offers breathtaking views of vineyards, medieval castles, riverside towns, and the dramatic landscapes of the UNESCO-listed Upper Middle Rhine Valley.
Mainz Hbf 00:15
Mainz-Mombach 03:36
Budenheim 05:25
Uhlerborn 06:30
Heidesheim (Rheinhess) 07:40
Ingelheim 09:35
Gau Algesheim 10:55
Bingen-Gaulsheim 12:50
Bingen (Rhein) Stadt 14:30
Bingen (Rhein) Hbf 15:35
Trechtingshausen 20:40
Niederheimbach 24:48
Bacharach 26:44
Oberwesel 29:55
St. Goar 36:05
Boppard-Hirzenach 40:00
Boppard-Bad Salzig 41:55
Boppard Hbf 44:23
Spay 48:20
Rhens 49:53
Koblenz Hbf 53:58
📍 Location:
Mainz Hbf – Koblenz Hbf.
Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz), Germany.
📏 Route Length:
Approx. 95 km.
Approx. 59 miles.
⛰️ Elevation & Gradient:
River valley terrain with gentle curves and gradients.
Elevation ranges from approx. 85 m at Mainz to 65 m at Koblenz
(≈ 279 – 213 ft above sea level).
Mostly gentle gradients following the course of the Rhine River
🚦 Signalling & Train Control:
German Ks light signal system.
Train protection systems PZB 90 and LZB on relevant sections.
Predominantly double-track and fully electrified main line.
Managed via electronic interlocking systems (ESTW) and centralized traffic control.
Heavy traffic including ICE, IC, regional, and freight services.
📜 Brief History of the Line:
The railway between Mainz and Koblenz forms part of the historic Left Rhine Railway (Linke Rheinstrecke), opened in stages between 1858 and 1859. Built along the Rhine River, it quickly became one of Germany’s most important transport corridors for both passengers and freight.
Today, the line remains a vital railway artery and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful railway routes in Europe, combining operational importance with world-class scenery.
🎥 Enjoy this immersive cab ride through the heart of the Rhine Valley — perfect for railfans, railway history enthusiasts, and lovers of spectacular riverside landscapes.
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1.Part: Cab Ride: Stuttgart Hbf 🇩🇪 – Mannheim Hbf ...
2.Part: Cab Ride: Mannheim Hbf 🇩🇪 – Mainz Hbf 🇩🇪 |...
3.Part: Cab Ride: Mainz Hbf 🇩🇪 – Koblenz Hbf 🇩🇪 | ...
4.Part: Cab Ride: Koblenz Hbf 🇩🇪 – Bonn Hbf 🇩🇪 | E...
Experience a spectacular cab ride along the famous railway line between Mainz Hauptbahnhof and Koblenz Hauptbahnhof, following the legendary Rhine River through one of Germany’s most scenic railway corridors. This route offers breathtaking views of vineyards, medieval castles, riverside towns, and the dramatic landscapes of the UNESCO-listed Upper Middle Rhine Valley.
Mainz Hbf 00:15
Mainz-Mombach 03:36
Budenheim 05:25
Uhlerborn 06:30
Heidesheim (Rheinhess) 07:40
Ingelheim 09:35
Gau Algesheim 10:55
Bingen-Gaulsheim 12:50
Bingen (Rhein) Stadt 14:30
Bingen (Rhein) Hbf 15:35
Trechtingshausen 20:40
Niederheimbach 24:48
Bacharach 26:44
Oberwesel 29:55
St. Goar 36:05
Boppard-Hirzenach 40:00
Boppard-Bad Salzig 41:55
Boppard Hbf 44:23
Spay 48:20
Rhens 49:53
Koblenz Hbf 53:58
📍 Location:
Mainz Hbf – Koblenz Hbf.
Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz), Germany.
📏 Route Length:
Approx. 95 km.
Approx. 59 miles.
⛰️ Elevation & Gradient:
River valley terrain with gentle curves and gradients.
Elevation ranges from approx. 85 m at Mainz to 65 m at Koblenz
(≈ 279 – 213 ft above sea level).
Mostly gentle gradients following the course of the Rhine River
🚦 Signalling & Train Control:
German Ks light signal system.
Train protection systems PZB 90 and LZB on relevant sections.
Predominantly double-track and fully electrified main line.
Managed via electronic interlocking systems (ESTW) and centralized traffic control.
Heavy traffic including ICE, IC, regional, and freight services.
📜 Brief History of the Line:
The railway between Mainz and Koblenz forms part of the historic Left Rhine Railway (Linke Rheinstrecke), opened in stages between 1858 and 1859. Built along the Rhine River, it quickly became one of Germany’s most important transport corridors for both passengers and freight.
Today, the line remains a vital railway artery and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful railway routes in Europe, combining operational importance with world-class scenery.
🎥 Enjoy this immersive cab ride through the heart of the Rhine Valley — perfect for railfans, railway history enthusiasts, and lovers of spectacular riverside landscapes.
#CabRide #TrainDriverView #Railfan #TrainJourney #RailwayVideo #Locomotive #TrainCab #前面展望 #前面展望 #鉄道 #運転席 #führenstandmitfahrt