Train by Jungfrau mountains in Switzerland
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Werner von Siemens introduced the world to the first electric passenger train in 1879 in Berlin. At the time, the locomotive was driven by a 2.2 kW, series-wound motor, which allowed it to reach a speed of 13 km/h. However, today's more advanced electric passenger trains have more efficient and sophisticated components, allowing the vehicle to reach speeds of 150 km/h and even 200 km/h.
Also, the snowy Jungfrau mountains are famous for their railway and undeniable visual appeal. Essentially, these mountains have the highest accessible point in Europe with a height of up to 3,454m, due to its centennial railway.
And today, they are here - posing just for you ♥
Also, the snowy Jungfrau mountains are famous for their railway and undeniable visual appeal. Essentially, these mountains have the highest accessible point in Europe with a height of up to 3,454m, due to its centennial railway.
And today, they are here - posing just for you ♥
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