From Lucerne: Wellness Rigi Kaltbad incl. boat ticket and day pass Rigi cableways

Indoor and Outdoor Pools

• Bubble area, massage jets, and shallow water zone
• Bubble seats with a view of the mountain panorama
• Bubble loungers and neck shower
• Loungers and relaxation area indoors
• Loungers and sun deck outdoors

Spa Area

• Sauna
• Herbal steam bath
• Crystal bath with shallow water zone
• Lounge area with spring water
• Wide variety of massages and special treatments

Enjoy relaxing hours at the wellness oasis of Mineralbad & Spa Rigi Kaltbad combined with a trip to the Rigi. Your tickets for the train, boat ride, and spa stay are valid all day. We recommend planning at least 4 hours.

Start your journey to the Rigi in Lucerne. First, take the boat for about an hour to Vitznau, where the mountain railway awaits you. The Mineralbad & Spa Rigi Kaltbad is located right next to the Rigi Kaltbad First railway station.

You might want to book one of the wonderful massages from the spa menu on site. Since you have a day ticket for the Rigi trains, you can choose your return trip from any station.

Useful information:

• Bring your own towel or rent one for 5 CHF at the bath
• Children travel for free but must pay the entrance fee to the mineral bath
• Children are only allowed to use the mineral bath and steam bath when accompanied by an adult

Wheelchair-Accessible Cogwheel Railway Stops:

• Goldau Valley Station (including restroom)
• Klösterli
• Staffel (including restroom)
• Rigi Kulm (including restroom)
• Vitznau Valley Station (including restroom)
• Rigi Kaltbad (including restroom)
• Staffelhöhe
• Rigi Staffel (including restroom)
• Rigi Kulm (including restroom)

Wheelchair-Accessible Cable Cars at Rigi:

• Kräbel - Rigi Scheidegg
• Küssnacht - Seebodenalp
• Weggis - Rigi Kaltbad (lifts)

Mineral Bath and Spa:

• wheelchair accessible
• Please book the bath lift at least 24 hours in advance (battery check)

SGV Ships:

• All ships except MS Rütli are wheelchair accessible.
• Wheelchair-accessible toilets on all ships except MS Rütli and MS Mythen
• Access to outdoor decks and second-class restaurants is level.

The Lok-7 exhibition is located at Rigi Kulm in the former locomotive shed at the end of the Rigibahnen tracks. It showcases the historic cogwheel steam locomotive from 1873 in its original shed and brings its history to life with light, film, and sound. The exhibition offers a compact insight into 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.