Schaffhausen Railway Station / 沙夫豪森

The train station Schaffhausen (Switzerland) can be reached as well with the German "Baden-Württemberg-Ticket".

I learned by reading in Wikipedia: "According to Land Registry, it belongs to 65 percent to the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and to 35 percent to Deutsche Bahn (DB)." This explains to me why one part of the station building is marked with SBB and the other with DB.

In Schaffhausen train station there is a branch of confectionery Reber. There, the specialty pastries will be offered called Schaffhauser tongues (Schaffhauserzunge). The price is 1,50 CHF (it has the size as a cookie). The Schaffhauserzunge is a delicate hazelnut and almond pastry with cream filling. Very tasty! Must try!