Locorama Romanshorn, Railway museum at Romanshorn station, Switzerland

Locorama Romanshorn is a railway museum in a former locomotive depot next to the town's station. The site displays steam-powered machines and railway carriages of various types, as well as a garden with narrow-gauge tracks and hand-powered rail cars outdoors.

The depot was built to service and store locomotives from the region and later became the place where historical machines were collected and preserved. Among the displayed equipment are examples from the early 20th century that document how railway technology developed during that era.

The site tells the story of rail transport through its collection of locomotives and carriages that show how railways shaped the region. Visitors can see how different periods left their own machines and techniques behind.

The museum lies near the town's station and is easy to reach on foot, with plenty of space to explore the outdoor site. The best time to visit is during drier weather, when the hand-powered rail car rides and garden operation are available.

The foundation Historisches Bahnhofensemble Romanshorn, established in 2005, owns the site and looks after the depot, the turntable, two mechanical signal boxes and a signal bridge. The Verein Locorama Romanshorn runs the guided tours and events. The locomotive simulator inside the depot works in any weather, while the garden railway and the draisine run only when it is dry.