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The railway makes the waterfalls accessible to almost everyone... well frequented...

Fantastically beautiful place, the hotel offers very beautiful views of the lake and waterfalls

Very nice, nostalgic railway from 1899. Small price for a pleasant overcoming of many meters of altitude!

The nostalgic mountain railway takes visitors to the foot of the 110 m high Reichenbach Falls. Opening times: May-September Tickets are purchased from the conductor before departure. There are also combination tickets for the Aare Gorge, the Sherlock Holmes Museum and Monster Scooters.

The longing for nature is growing. Genuine experiences in the nature park of the Grandhotel Giessbach are possible at any time of the year. The energy of the waterfall, the trees and the rock formations is always surprising. In any light and at any time of the year, the sight provides breathtaking moments that invigorate the mind and soul. The Giessbach Waterfall: raging, rushing, splashing, alive and different every day. Illuminated at night, mystical during the day, it forms the heart and the source of power in our surroundings. Walking under it, feeling and breathing in the power of the waterfall is an incomparable natural experience.

The nostalgic Reichenbachfall Bahn, which has been in operation since 1899, leads from Meiringen to the roaring Reichenbachfall. The viewing terraces offer a breathtaking view of the 120 meter high, rushing waterfall. The world-famous fictional character Sherlock Holmes died at the Reichenbach Falls after a fight with Professor Moriaty.

The entire mountain landscape in which the water falls to the valley is impressive.

Imposing waterfall. This is where the finale of the Sherlock Holmes stories took place, the final fight between Holmes and Moriarty.