Red train crossing Landwasser Viaduct with Alpine cypress forests

View of Bridge Amid the Swiss Alps.

This footage captures a red train traversing the iconic Landwasser Viaduct, a UNESCO World Heritage site, in the Swiss Alps. This viaduct, made of stone, is supported by six arch pillars that span a deep gorge. The train coming out of a tunnel, brightly colored in red, stands out against the gray stone of the viaduct and the surrounding green cypress forests. This video clip highlights the height and engineering marvel of the viaduct as it curves gracefully over the valley below. The dense forest below consists of tall, dark green cypress trees that cover the mountainous landscape in Switzerland's countryside.

Aerial Shot of Train Passing Landwasser Viaduct that Connect Between Thusis and St. Moritz.

This stunning aerial footage, captured with high-resolution cameras by our expert cinematographers, showcases a red train crossing the iconic Landwasser Viaduct in the Swiss Alps. The footage, available in 2160p 4K and 1080p HD, highlights the stone arches of the viaduct against the backdrop of lush green forests and rugged mountains. Landscape mode is ideal for travel documentaries, engineering showcases, and promotional videos, this footage is also available in vertical mode (9:16 aspect ratio) for smartphones and social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube shorts.

The Landwasser Viaduct is a key structure on the 63-kilometer (39-mile) Albula line, which connects Thusis and St. Moritz. This route is renowned for its scenic beauty and technical complexity, featuring numerous tunnels, bridges, and viaducts that navigate the rugged terrain of the Swiss Alps. The Albula line is a critical link in the Rhaetian Railway network, facilitating travel and commerce between the lower altitudes of Thusis and the high-altitude resort town of St. Moritz. This connection provides access to some of Switzerland's most picturesque landscapes, including lush valleys, dense forests, and snow-capped peaks, enhancing the region's appeal as a tourist destination.