City: Switzerland
Top Things to do in Switzerland
10 Waterfalls in Switzerland That You Shouldn't Miss
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Restaurants in Switzerland
1. Gorges of Nozon
2. Mulibach Falls
3. Cascata della Piumogna
4. Seerenbachfalle
5. Sibe Brunne
6. Hangebrucke Leiternweide
7. Reichenbach Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 397 reviews
This 656-foot waterfall is best known for its fictional significance as the place of Sherlock Holmes's death.
Reviewed By giacomos360
A small funicular railway brings you up to a waterfall, the view there is just amazing! A small and easy hiking trail allows you to see the waterfall and the beautiful surrounding landscape from different points of view. Fully recommended!
8. Lauterbrunnen Valley Waterfalls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,054 reviews
Reviewed By erikapst72 - Jacksonville, United States
Swiss Alps are breathtaking, all worth it...ready for my next adventure. The Alpine region of Switzerland, conventionally referred to as the Swiss Alps, represents a major natural feature of the country and is, along with the Swiss Plateau and the Swiss portion of the Jura Mountains, one of its three main physiographic regions
9. Rhine Falls
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,383 reviews
The Rhine Falls, the biggest waterfall in Europe, offer the visitors a spectacular sight! 17,000 years ago this impressive wonder of nature was formed and is now the main attraction for countless visitors from all over the world. Over a width of 150 metres and a height of 23 metres, an average of 700,000 litres of water cascade over the rocks every second. A boat ride to the famous rock in the middle of the Falls and the short walk to the top, is an unforgettable experience for every visitor.
Reviewed By Dino282
Getting to the Rhine fall from Zurich was an easy train ride... beautiful country scenery along the way ... the falls is spectacular... the best way to experience the falls is to take the boat ride to the base of the falls and feel the power and the water spray of the falls Highly recommended to anyone visiting the area
10. Tamina Gorge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By 910lauriel - Plymouth, United States
We got onto the Postbus at the train station which has automated pay parking stalls. It costs 11CHF for a round trip bus trip that’s payable to the driver in cash only. The alternative to getting there is the hike which is walking along the same road that the bus takes. We saw quite a few people walking, but the bus did get close to them at time due to the narrow width of the road. Once we arrived at the top, there is a restaurant with a pay station inside that accepts coins and bills (we had better luck with coins so try to have those). You receive a ticket that you scan at the entrance of the gorge to go through the turn style. There is not a place to buy tickets at the gorge itself. There was a full sit down restaurant and also a small café/snack bar. The snack bar had pizza and cheese plates but we didn’t see a menu posted (in English). The restaurant looked nice but we didn’t eat there. The building itself was quite lovely with a nice outdoor seating area. The gorge itself was amazing. Bring a raincoat if you don’t want to get wet as there’s so water dripping at times. Make sure to go all the way inside the gorge to the end of the trail to see the actual thermal water source & original tunnels. We were there 1.5 hours and didn’t have time to see the museum.
