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In Schaffhausen, a centuries-old wooden boat still belongs on the Rhine — and the people who know how to move with it still keep the tradition afloat. In this episode of This Is Not A Travel Show, Marco travels to Schaffhausen to find out why. Marco loves finding out why people do the things they do. Sometimes, the answers are found on the water. For the second episode of This Is Not A Travel Show, Marco meets Hanna, who takes him onto the Rhine in a Weidling – a traditional wooden boat that has been part of life on the river for centuries. He also meets Oliver, who still builds Weidlinge by hand in his workshop. Together, they talk about the craft behind the boats, and why some traditions are worth keeping afloat. Along the way, Marco attempts to navigate a Weidling, explains how to float down the Rhine without a boat, and is joined by his dog Phoebe, who is experiencing all of this for the first time as well – and seems suspiciously good at it. Because this is not a travel show. It’s a show about Weidlinge, the Rhine and a dog on a boat. Well… at least for this episode. 📍 This trip took place in Schaffhausen @schaffhauserland – explore it here: https://schaffhauserland.ch/ Timestamps 00:00 Intro 01:18 Meeting Hanna in Schaffhausen 01:42 A short history of the Weidling 03:04 Out on the water 06:02 How to Float 07:31 Meet Oli, the boatbuilder 08:07 Building a Weidling by hand 11:16 Outro Marco is an author, spoken word artist and podcaster from Thun – and happiest somewhere in the mountains without reception. In “This Is Not A Travel Show”, he meets the people behind Switzerland’s traditions, places and stories. 👉 More from Marco: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNut-sy58XRw&si=l3fH-16uxRYPe1Te Directed by Jan Streit Cinematography: Raffael Thielmann Edited by: Marco Gurtner, Raffael Thielmann A producution by Raffael Thielmann Film 🎬 Liked this video? Tap Subscribe and ring the 🔔 to never miss our content! 🌐 Follow our other social media channels: ➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/switzerland ➤ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@switzerland ➤ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Switzerland #Switzerland #Schaffhausen #Rhine #SwissTradition
Wooden River Boat | This Is Not A Travel Show
Nestled on the edge of Italy, 📍Castasegna in Graubünden is where landscape, architecture and tradition quietly intertwine – earning its place on the Swiss Inventory of Heritage Sites of National Importance (ISOS). Surrounded by centuries-old chestnut forests 🌰, the village was shaped by a culture rooted in the chestnut – once vital for local livelihoods. Historic cascine, elegant villas and narrow stone streets still tell its story. Save this for your next trip to Bregaglia ✨
This Swiss Village Deserves More Than a Drive-Through | Castasegna 🌰
Aren’t these the cutest models? 🐮🥰 When summer comes to an end in the Swiss Alps, it’s time for the cows to head back down to the valley. The Alpabzug is one of those Swiss traditions that is so special to experience. These celebrations take place all over Switzerland. Yet another reason to visit Switzerland at this time of year. 🇨🇭 Would you come and see it for yourself?
Swiss Alpabzug: The Cutest Cow Parade in the Swiss Alps 🐮🇨🇭 | Switzerland Tourism
Planning a hiking trip in Switzerland without a car? Discover five hikes combining peaceful moorland, river landscapes, mountain panoramas and vineyard views – all accessible by public transport. ▶️ Tap the related video to explore all five hikes and learn more. Which one would you hike first? #Switzerland #SwitzerlandHiking
5 Hikes in Switzerland You Can Reach Without a Car
Looking for hikes in Switzerland accessible by public transport? Discover five scenic routes you can reach without a car – using Switzerland’s network of trains, buses, funiculars and boats. These hikes take you through five very different Swiss landscapes: the peaceful moorland around Étang de la Gruère, the historic ViaRhenana, the UNESCO-listed Albula railway landscape, the panoramic trail from San Salvatore to Morcote and the vineyard terraces of Lavaux above Lake Geneva. Choose the route that suits your time and hiking experience, and check the latest trail conditions, weather and public transport connections before setting out. Which of these hikes would you choose first? 00:00 – Hiking in Switzerland by public transport 00:19 – Étang de la Gruère 00:47 – ViaRhenana, Stage 3 01:21 – Via Albula/Bernina, Stage 4 01:54 – San Salvatore to Morcote 02:24 – Lavaux vineyard terraces 02:54 – Planning your hike by public transport 🇨🇭 Liked this video? Tap Subscribe and ring the 🔔 to never miss our content! ▶️ Explore more: https://www.switzerland.com 🌐 Follow our other social media channels: ➤ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Switzerland ➤ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/switzerland ➤ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@switzerland 🎙️ The voice-over in this video was generated using AI. All places and footage shown are 100% real. #Switzerland #SwitzerlandHiking
5 Hikes in Switzerland You Can Reach by Public Transport
The Chästeilet in the Justistal is a Swiss tradition that has been celebrated for over 300 years. 🧀🇨🇭At the end of the alpine summer, the cheese produced throughout the season is traditionally divided among the farmers. Expect a colorful celebration, breathtaking mountain scenery, and, of course, plenty of cheese! Switzerland is worth visiting all year round - every season has its own unique highlights.
Chästeilet in Justistal: Discover a 300-Year-Old Swiss Cheese Tradition 🧀🇨🇭

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