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The bronze sculpture "Homage to Sherlock Holmes" by John Doubleday was unveiled in a small park not far from the Sherlock Holmes Museum on September 10, 1988. In Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock stories, Meringen is the setting for the showdown between the master detective and his antagonist Professor Moriarty, which ends with Holmes's apparent death at the Reichenbach Falls...

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Meiringen in the Haslital The diversity of the Haslital guarantees exciting holidays for families, solo travelers, summer and winter sports enthusiasts, nature lovers, those seeking relaxation and peace, and culture lovers. Let yourself be surprised by the interesting offers from Haslital Tourism and plan a stay in the heart of Switzerland today. The Haslital also creates good conditions in the business sector. With zoned building land in the industrial, commercial and tourist zone as well as good transport connections by rail and road to Lucerne/Zurich/Basel, Interlaken/Bern/Lausanne/Geneva, to Valais and Ticino, economically sustainable projects are welcome in the region. The municipality welcomes a diverse mix of industries, is committed to maintaining the existing companies and is also committed to the further development and promotion of Meiringen as a business location. Text / Source: Municipality of Meiringen, Rudenz 14, Meiringen https://www.meiringen.ch/uebersicht-tourismus

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Cycling through, you can’t miss the spectacular view of the Oltschibach Waterfall, a mesmerizing natural spectacle, where water cascades down a rugged cliff, with lush vegetation as a backdrop. As you pass through the Hasli Valley, the mighty falls plunge over 100 meters, creating a mist that fills the air with refreshing coolness.

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Nice Waterfall in Meiringen

Up here you have the perfect view over the valley.

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Plastic and exhibits related to the life and death of the character Sherlock Holmes

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With a bit of luck, the Swiss army planes can be seen taking off and landing with a deafening noise.

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Accessible only in good weather. When it rains or the day before, it is too dangerous to enter this gorge without protection. Definitely worth it. Great view over Meiringen

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Quiet village, it is the center of the Haslital. Excellent starting point for many exciting tours.

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Nice town in central Switzerland in the Aare valley below Hasliberg.

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Meiringen is the main town in the Haslital and surrounded by a great mountain backdrop. Starting point for the big passes (Grimsel and Susten) or in the beautiful skiing and hiking area Hasliberg. Almost unlimited hiking opportunities in all directions of all levels of difficulty - always rewarded with spectacular nature. And in the evening, visit one of the good restaurants or delicious delicacies from Molki-Meiringen.

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There is a lot to see on this stretch of road. On the one hand, you can see the Reichenbach Falls from afar, which consists of a total of seven waterfalls that plunge to the valley and give an impressive picture. The waterfall became famous primarily because author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had his master detective Sherlock Holmes fall here. You can also see the route of the funicular here. This nostalgic train transports passengers from the outskirts of Meiringen directly to the viewpoint to the waterfall. If you have time and desire, this is an exciting change from cycling.

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Good place to stay. Start for the next stage Scheidegg

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Meiringen is the main town of the beautiful Haslital and is a perfect starting point or stage destination for wonderful bike tours. Nearby are the legendary Reichenbach Falls, where author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle had his master detective Sherlock Holmes plunged into the depths - which is why there is a Sherlock Holmes Museum in town. Incidentally, the waterfalls are worth a visit even without horror stories.

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The museum was opened on May 4, 1991, on the 100th anniversary of Sherlock Holmes' death, under the patronage and in the presence of the Sherlock Holmes Society of London and Dame Jean Conan Doyle, daughter of the author of the Sherlock Holmes detective stories, in the English church of Meiringen. The museum was designed by the English architect couple John and Sylvia Reid. The museum features carefully assembled authentic exhibits relating to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Sherlock Holmes, and the Victorian era. A unique feature, however, is the meticulously reconstructed living room of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson at 221B Baker Street, London. It has been carefully and authentically reconstructed based on clues found in the stories.

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Meiringen, in the Bernese Oberland Orts dialect Meiringe or an der Gasse is a place in the Verwaltungskreis Interlaken-Oberhasli in the Swiss canton of Bern. Meiringen is located in the eastern Bernese Oberland, in Haslital on the upper reaches of the Aare, which flows west to Lake Brienz. The town lies at the foot of various passes that allow transitions over the surrounding mountain ranges: in the east of the Sustenpass in the canton of Uri, in the southeast of Grimselpass in the canton of Valais and in the northwest of the Brünigpass in the canton of Obwalden. Through the Reichenbachtal leads a transition over the pass Grosse Scheideggnach Grindelwald, but is closed to private car traffic. Meiringen is bordered to the east by the municipalities of Hasliberg, Innertkirchen and Schattenhalb, to the west by the communities of Brienzwiler, Brienz and Grindelwald and to the north by the municipality of Lungern in the canton of Obwalden. The municipality consists of the villages Meiringen (north of the Aare), Balm and Unterheid / Unterbach (south of the Aare), Hausen (direction Brünigpass), Brünigen, Brünigpass, fence, the Wilerli, the Prasti, the Brünigerälpeli, the Alps Breitenboden, Isetwald , Wandel and Wirzen, Schönbühl and the Schwarzwaldalp, 12.2 kilometers from Meiringen. The name Meiringen is mentioned for the first time in 1201, as it is by a Petrus de Megeringendie. The origin of the place name can not be determined due to its comparatively late Erstbezeugung not sure. It could be formed from the Old High German personal name Megiherund the place name ending -ingun, which would mean «with the people, with the clan of the Megiher». In Meiringen in 1879 and 1891 there were two big village fires.

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The 300m high Reichenbach Falls are usually a big spectacle. Unfortunately, the water is "turned off" after the tourist season and used to produce electrical energy!

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Beautiful memories and well done. See also: http://www.sherlockholmes.ch/

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