Självguidad : Rigiberget, Luzernsjön och Mountain Spa
Beskrivning
Ge dig ut på en naturskön resa med start från Luzerns båtbrygga 1, mittemot Luzerns livliga tågstation. Avgångstider för denna självguidade tur är som följer: 09:12, 10:12, 12:00, 14:12 och 15:12 från kryssningsföretaget SGV. När du anländer till Vitznau med båt, övergå sömlöst till det anslutande tåget som tar dig till toppen av det majestätiska berget Rigi. Ta en lugn promenad, cirka 35 minuter, eller välj en tågnedstigning till Rigi Kaltbad varje timme. På denna plats, där avkoppling inte känner några gränser, krävs inga reservationer eller tidsbegränsningar. Från det lugna Kaltbad, sätt tillbaka din resa genom att ta det hållbara kugghjulståget tillbaka till Vitznau kl. 15.15, 16.15 eller 17.15 för att ansluta till båtturen tillbaka till Luzern. Alternativt kan du ta linbanan kl. 16.10, 16.40, 17.10 eller 17.40 från Kaltbad på väg till Weggis. Skulle dåligt väder eller underhåll orsakat att linbanan stängdes, står tåget till Vitznau redo som ett alternativ.
Turalternativ
Resplan
Gå ombord på din båt vid Pier 1 och korsa Luzernsjön (2:a klass) mot Mt Rigi med fantastisk utsikt.
Mount Day-pass för obegränsade turer med Mount Rigi-transporter (kugghjulståg och linbanor)
Dagentrén inkluderar: - Dagsinträde till Mineralbad & Spa-området - Te och källvatten - Badhandduk kan hyras på plats för 6 CHF
Höjdpunkter
Vad som ingår
Resenärers betyg
Viktig information
- Spädbarn och små barn kan åka i barnvagn eller sittvagn
- Servicedjur tillåtna
- Kollektivtrafiksalternativ finns i närheten
- Spädbarn måste sitta i knät på en vuxen
- Lämplig för alla fysiska konditionsnivåer
- Innan ditt äventyr, vänligen kontrollera de aktuella öppettiderna för alla attraktioner på www.rigi.ch och kolla in faciliteterna för mineralbaden och spaet på https://www.aqua-spa-resorts.ch/en/mineralbad- spa-rigi-kaltbad.
- Fungerar i alla väderförhållanden, vänligen klä dig lämpligt
- Mobila kuponger accepteras
- Glöm inte din baddräkt (men den kan också hyras vid entrén mot en extra kostnad)
- Barn under 1 år har ingen tillgång till Mineral Baths & Spa, barn från 1 - 3 år är gratis
- Observera att detta är en självguidad aktivitet. Vänligen följ schemat och utforska i din egen takt.
Recensioner(91)
After years, I was once again on the Rigi. It was, as always, wonderfully beautiful. For me, it is a given to walk down the path to Weggis.
Hallo stwullschleger Vielen Dank für Ihre herzliche Rückmeldung. Es freut uns sehr, dass Sie nach all den Jahren wieder den Weg auf die Rigi gefunden haben und die Schönheit des Berges erneut geniessen konnten. Dass Sie den Abstieg nach Weggis zu Fuss bevorzugen, zeigt Ihre besondere Verbundenheit mit der Region – dieser Weg hat tatsächlich seinen ganz eigenen Charme. Wir hoffen, Sie bald wieder auf der Rigi begrüssen zu dürfen und wünschen Ihnen bis dahin viele weitere schöne Naturmomente. Königliche Grüsse Yvonne Gäste Service Team
Travel was multi step but straight forward. Boat to train, train to peak, train to spa, spend hours at spa, gondola to weggis and then boat back. Just watch the time! Bring a towel and swimsuit. We went with our 17 year old son and 20 year old daughter. Everyone loved it. Breathtakingly beautiful. Clean! So indulgent! I will never forget it!
So easy and you can travel at your own pace. Scenery is spectacular and the spa was a great way to end the hike and relax.
Super spectacular, an incredible landscape, excellent transportation, and the spa was amazing, a perfect place to relax.
Holla genesism176 Muchas gracias por compartir su maravillosa opinión. Nos alegra enormemente saber que disfrutó del paisaje espectacular, de las excelentes conexiones de transporte y de nuestro spa. Es un placer saber que encontró en nuestro establecimiento el lugar perfecto para relajarse. Será un honor recibirle nuevamente en su próxima visita. Un cordial saludo, Yvonne Servicio de atención al cliente
This was a great tour for our first full day in the country having arrived after a long day of travel the day before. It rained a little on the boat ride over, but after that it was a smooth ride and then easy transition to the cog wheel train in Vitznau. The sites were breathtaking. Once up on Rigi Kulm, we walked around for awhile, went up on the tower too. We headed down towards Rigi Kaldbad and got there just in time before a storm came. Unfortunately that limited the pool access at the spa but we made the best of it and the service was great. We decided to take the Cable car down to Weggis and then waited a short time till the ferry returned.
It was easy to find the pick up location. The boat ride is beautiful and calm. The ride up the mountain was also so beautiful. At the top, you can see the Alps and the cities below. Well worth the time.
Great activity definately do again, boat to Vitznau very relaxing than train up the mountain (postcards photos), definately walk back to Mineral baths and than laze in pools, a perfect activity
Hello cassandracG2143YS Thank you so much for sharing this lovely review — it sounds like you had an absolutely wonderful day. The boat ride to Vitznau is indeed incredibly relaxing, and pairing it with the mountain trip and those postcard‑worthy views makes the experience even more special. Walking back to the mineral baths and unwinding in the pools is such a perfect way to round it all off. I’m really glad to hear you enjoyed the activity so much. Moments like these stay with you. We’d be delighted to welcome you again whenever you’re ready for your next lakeside adventure. Kind regards Yvonne Guest-Service
Great tour! Took all of the confusion/hassle out of the logsitics by purchasing this pass! It was a great trip and everything went very smoothly!
The boatride from Lucerne to Vitznau was very scenic. From there we took the mountain train up to Mt. Rigi. The views were fantastic & provided ample opportunity to take GREAT photos while touring the mountain top. Next, we descended partway back down to Kaltbad, where we had a terrific lunch at restaurant Alpina - traditional Swiss dish rosti. We also got some barley w/herbs soup. Both were super delicious. We think this is the only actual restaurant there, other than a grab-n-go. Next we spent about one hour at the Kaltbad spa., lounging in the warm pools. Just be advised that cameras & phones are not allowed in the spa areas, so don't think you can take a picture of the mountains from the pool like you see in the advertisements. That was a bit of a letdown for us. Finally we made back down for the boatride back to Lucerne. Be advised, as of this review the boat dock at Weggis was under construction, so we needed to take a bus from Weggis to Hertenstein to catch the boat back to Lucerne. I was disappointed that Viator did not update us on this issue. The only way I found out about it was by talking to the boat's ticket checker during our ride to Vitznau. I was actually asking her about return times to Lucerne & she was kind enough to advise us that we'd need to board the boat at Hertenstein (or make our way back to Vitznau, which was further away when we come down off the mountain). We ran into some other Americans while heading down the mountain & they had no idea that Weggis was closed. I firmly that they may have missed the boat ride back to Lucerne had they not ran into us. As this was our first excursion, I'd say the biggest hurdle was understanding (and planning around) the various schedules (boat, train, bus). I can see scenarios where someone could get stuck out there and have to spend the night in a hotel if they're not savvy about the timelines and how they all interplay. Nonetheless it was a really enjoyable excursion & well worth your time.
Absolutely loved the experience. Worth every penny. I will say that there needs to be a bit more details provided with the transit. We got off the cogwheel and had no idea where how to get to the boat. Which was extra problematic since I was with my mom who uses a cane so us traces up and downhill searching for where to go was pretty bad. We barely made the last ride back. All in all great time but there is room for small improvements.
