3 Things to Do in Neuhausen on the Rhine Falls 2025

Name: 3 Things to Do in Neuhausen on the Rhine Falls 2025
Brand: Swiss Activities
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Neuhausen am Rheinfall is located only a few minutes from the largest waterfall in Europe. Worth seeing are the 12th century castle Wörth and the 11th century ruin Neuburg, which is called "Robber's Castle". The three viewpoints Hohfluh, Galgenbuck and Rhenaniaterrasse are also located in Neuhausen. The Galgenbuck is a hill where the Schaffhausen place of execution used to be. Today it is a sports and recreation area. The terrace in the Rhenania park offers a magnificent view of the waterfall. (Rhine Falls in Neuhausen: Switzerland Tourism / Christof Sonderegger)

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Neuhausen am Rheinfall: Experience an exciting escape game with your group and discover the city.

Games

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Neuhausen am Rheinfall interactive scavenger hunt with the smartphone

Duration: 2 hours

Discover the town of Neuhausen am Rheinfall with friends or your family. Solve interesting puzzles together and learn new things about the town.

Duration: 2 hours

German

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Ticket

Rhyality Immersive Exhibition at the Rhine Falls

With this ticket, you're granted entry to the Rhyality Immersive Art Hall. It offers you immersive, multisensory experiences through 28 video projectors. You'll discover spectacular landscapes, art, or the history of Schaffhausen in the Middle Ages. You'll feel like you're in the middle of the film, becoming part of the action.

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Ticket Smilestones

Duration: 1 hour

At Smilestones by the Rhine Falls, there’s something for dreamers of all ages. This charming miniature world brings the beautiful eastern Switzerland and the breathtaking Bernese Oberland to life— all in a neat 1:87 scale.