Mount Rigi Day Trip

A fully-guided day trip of Mount Rigi from Lucerne

Free cancellation available
Duration: 7 hours

This fully-guided roundtrip of Mount Rigi will start with a one-hour cruise on Lake Lucerne to Vitznau, followed by a trip on Europe’s oldest mountain railway to Rigi Kulm. Once at the top, you’ll be able to choose from various hiking trails, visit the Rigi Kulm mountain chapel or dine at one of the restaurants.

You’ll also be able to visit Rigi Kaltbad village by cogwheel train, with its Mineralbad & Spa – designed by famous Swiss architect Mario Botta. A brief hike to the Känzeli viewing platform will deliver 360-degree panoramic views of the Swiss Alps.

You’ll then descend by aerial cable car, which offers views across Lake Lucerne. A short walk downhill will take you to the boat station of Weggis where you’ll board the boat back to Lucerne.

Why Visit

  • Fully-guided tour of Mount Rigi
  • Views across the Swiss Alps and lakes
  • Ride on Europe's first mountain railway
  • One-hour cruise on Lake Lucerne

What's included

  • Guided tour
  • Boat cruise on Lake Lucerne
  • Cogwheel train and aerial cable car ride
  • Leisure time at Rigi Kulm and Rigi Kaltbad

What's Not Included

    What's not included
    • Meals
    • Beverages
    • Personal expenses

    Restrictions

    • Arrive at least 15 minutes before the start time.

    Languages spoken by guide

    English (UK)

    Additional information

    Wearing solid shoes and bringing sun or rain protection is recommended.

    Bring your ticket with you to the attraction.

    Be aware that operators may cancel for unforeseen reasons.

    You must be 18 years or older, or be accompanied by an adult, to book.

    Operated by Best of Switzerland Tours

    Location

    Meeting point
    Frankenstrasse 2-4, Lucerne, 6003

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