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Panoramabahn

The Panoramabahn is the train that has been running through Europa-Park since 1975, making it one of the park's oldest attractions. A steam locomotive pulls the train at a leisurely pace through the themed areas.

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The concept

The train stops at four stations: in Germany, at "Paddington Station" in England, in Spain and in Russia. Each station has its own style: the Spanish one has a Moorish feel with tiles (azulejos), the Russian one features domes and arches, and Paddington Station sits in the Victorian arcade.

Father and son standing by the Panoramabahn train
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Victorian-style Paddington station on the Panoramabahn

The Experience

Each train seats 86 people. The full round trip takes about 15 minutes. You watch park life drift past and get a good overview of the park.

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Four stations

You can get on and off at the stations in Germany, England (Paddington Station), Spain and Russia.

Take a break

A round trip takes about a quarter of an hour. Ideal for a breather.

Also suitable for pregnant women

According to the park, the Panoramabahn is suitable for pregnant women.

Visitor information

There is no minimum height. Children under 1.20 metres must be accompanied by an adult. Children under 6 must be accompanied by an adult. The train is suitable for pregnant women.

Tiled platform of a Panoramabahn station
Panoramabahn station by the Euro-Mir towers

A classic on rails

The Panoramabahn is perfect for taking a seat while still seeing something of the park. It's also handy for getting to another part of the park.

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