Rigi Kaltbad Spa admission mineral bath incl. day ticket Rigi cableways
Highlights
- Enjoy a comprehensive wellness offer in the facilities designed by star architect Mario Botta
- Relax at the Rigi healing spring with water from the "Three Sisters Fountain"
- Travel on Europe's first rack railway
- Ride freely on the four rack and aerial cableways of the Rigi
- Unwind with the spectacular sun-facing views
- Refresh yourself with the mountain panorama and the view over Lake Lucerne
- Then visit the free immersive Loc 7 exhibition at Rigi Kulm
Description
Indoor and Outdoor Pools
- Bubble area, massage jets, and shallow water zone
- Bubbling seats with views over the mountain panorama
- Bubble loungers and neck showers
- Indoors loungers and relaxation area
- Outdoor loungers and sun deck
Spa Area
- Sauna
- Herbal steam bath
- Crystal bath with shallow water zone
- Lounge area with spring water
- Wide range of massages and special treatments
Description
Combine a trip to the Rigi with relaxing hours at the Mineral Bath & Spa Rigi Kaltbad wellness oasis. You can plan your train ride and spa visit as you wish since your ticket is valid all day—plan at least 3 hours.
Start your journey to the Rigi from Arth-Goldau, Vitznau, Weggis, or Kräbel. You can choose to arrive by cogwheel train or one of the two cable cars. The Mineral Bath & Spa Rigi Kaltbad is located right next to the Rigi Kaltbad First station.
Admission to the mineral bath and travel on the Rigi railways are included with your ticket. Maybe book one of the wonderful massages from the spa menu on-site. Since you have a day pass for the Rigi railways, you can return from the station of your choice.
Useful information:
- Bring your own towel or rent one for 5 CHF at the bath
- Children travel for free but must pay for entrance to the mineral bath
- Children are only allowed to use the mineral bath and steam bath when accompanied by an adult
Getting Around in a Wheelchair
Wheelchair-accessible stops on the cogwheel railways:
- Goldau valley station (including WC)
- Klösterli
- Staffel (including WC)
- Rigi Kulm (including WC)
- Vitznau valley station (including WC)
- Rigi Kaltbad (including WC)
- Staffelhöhe
- Rigi Staffel (including WC)
- Rigi Kulm (including WC)
Wheelchair-accessible aerial cableways:
- Kräbel - Rigi Scheidegg
- Weggis - Rigi Kaltbad (lifts)
Mineral bath and spa:
- wheelchair friendly
- Bath lift should ideally be booked 24 hours in advance (battery check)
Immersive Lok-7 Exhibition on Rigi Kulm
The Lok-7 exhibition is located at Rigi Kulm in the former shed at the end of the Rigibahnen tracks. It showcases the historic rack steam locomotive from 1873 in its original shed, bringing its story to life through light, film, and sound. The exhibition offers a compact overview of the development of the Rigi railways and the early tourist exploration of the "Queen of the Mountains." It is open daily and free of charge.
Inclusions
Day Ticket Rigi Railways
Admission to Mineral Bath & Spa Rigi Kaltbad
Unlimited travel on the Rigi Railways from Vitznau and Arth-Goldau
Unlimited rides on the cable cars from Weggis and Kräbel
Immersive Lok 7 Exhibition
Towel rental on site
Entry to the mineral bath for children under 16 years old
Meeting point
An den Stationen Arth-Goldau, Vitznau oder Weggis
Bahnhofstrasse 7, 6354 Vitznau, Schweiz
Important information
- Paid parking is available at the valley stations
- Spa access is allowed from age 16
- Check the timetables before your travel day
- If the cable car is not running, use the cog railway (no refund)
Provider
Operated by
Rigi Bahnen AG
Verified provider
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Great facilities- friendly staff . We got the cog wheel train from Vitznau to the Kaltbad and then hiked up to the Rigi Klum. We had lunch there and then hiked back to the KaltbadSpa. It was so relaxing after the hi out .
Adrienne
6 Aug 2026
Include shampoo, conditioner, body wash, bathrobe and towel. Also the sauna should be bathing suit optional. It would be nice to have some doors on the showers. Our prosecco included with the massage was never offered and we had to ask for it on the way out. The massage person never asked me about my preferred pressure or checked in with me.
elizabeth
9 Jul 2026