Rigi - Queen of the Mountains from Lucerne at Mount Rigi

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Start your day with a relaxing one-hour cruise on picturesque Lake Lucerne to Vitznau. Change onto Europe’s first-ever mountain railway dating from 1871 and set out on the journey to the top, Rigi Kulm. From 1,797 meters above sea level, let your gaze wander over the Swiss midlands with 13 lakes and a sea of 620 Alpine peaks. Enjoy time to explore one of the many hiking trails, take a moment of silence at the Rigi Kulm mountain chapel, or to have a bite to eat at one of the restaurants. Continue to the car-free village of Rigi Kaltbad by cogwheel train and take a stroll across the village square, where you will spot the Mineralbad & Spa designed by the renowned Swiss architect Mario Botta. Follow an easy hiking trail with a slight incline to the Känzeli viewing platform (optional). Descend by aerial cable car and enjoy an impressive vista of pristine Lake Lucerne. Capture the breathtaking view from the Lucerne Riviera with your camera before boarding the boat back to Lucerne.

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Cogwheel train, aerial cable car
Boat cruise on Lake Lucerne
Fully guided tour by professional English speaking guide

Meals and drinks

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Què saber abans d'anar-hi: Arrival and timing
Make your way to Pier no. 1 on Lake Lucerne ahead of the departure time. The full day out runs to around 7 hours, so wear comfortable layers and footwear suitable for walking on mountain paths. Bring water and any snacks you need, as meals and drinks are not included in the price.
Getting around the venue
The route combines a lake cruise, a cogwheel train ascent to Rigi Kulm, a second cogwheel train to Rigi Kaltbad, and a descent by aerial cable car, all led by a professional English-speaking guide.
An optional easy hiking trail leads to the Känzeli viewing platform; the path has a slight incline.
Restaurants are available at the summit if you wish to buy food or drink on the day.
During your visit
Photography is welcome throughout the day. Keep your group together at each interchange point so the guide can manage connections smoothly. Rigi Kaltbad is a car-free village, so no road traffic to navigate there. Dress for changeable mountain weather, as conditions at nearly 1,800 metres can differ considerably from the lakeside.
Política de cancel·lació: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience.

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What is the Rigi , Queen of the Mountains experience from Lucerne?

This is a fully guided full-day excursion that takes you from Lucerne by boat across Lake Lucerne to Vitznau, then up to Rigi Kulm at 1,797 metres above sea level on Europe's first mountain railway, dating from 1871. You continue by cogwheel train to the car-free village of Rigi Kaltbad before descending by aerial cable car and returning to Lucerne by boat.

How long does the Rigi , Queen of the Mountains tour last?

The tour lasts 7 hours in total.

Where does the tour start and how do I find the meeting point?

The tour departs from Pier No. 1 on Lake Lucerne, in the city of Lucerne.

What is included in the ticket?

Your ticket covers the boat cruise on Lake Lucerne, the cogwheel train, the aerial cable car, and a fully guided tour led by a professional English-speaking guide. Meals and drinks are not included.

Is the Rigi tour suitable for people using wheelchairs?

Unfortunately, this tour is not accessible for wheelchair users.

Can I cancel my booking?

This booking is cancellable before a specified date; please check the cancellation terms shown at the time of booking for the exact cut-off.

What can I do at the top of Mount Rigi?

At Rigi Kulm you can take in panoramic views across 13 lakes and around 620 Alpine peaks, explore hiking trails, visit the Rigi Kulm mountain chapel, or have a meal at one of the on-site restaurants. In Rigi Kaltbad you can stroll the village square and see the Mineralbad and Spa designed by Swiss architect Mario Botta, and optionally follow an easy trail to the Känzeli viewing platform.