Küssnacht is a village on the northern shores of Lake Lucerne and at the foot of the Rigi. From here a cable car leads to the sunny Seebodenalp. Seebodenalp is located on the northwest side of the Rigi and offers nature experiences with a far-reaching view. Küssnacht became famous through Wilhelm Tell, who is said to have shot the bailiff Gessler in the Hohlen Gasse after Immensee. Like the ruins of the Gesslerburg, the Hohle Gasse with the Tell Chapel is one of Switzerland's cultural treasures. (Photo: Nico Schaerer, Switzerland Tourism)
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“It was a fabulous day starting with a boat trip up the lake to Vitznau, then stepping onto the train up to Rigi Kaltbad. The mineral baths were totally relaxing, from the bubble pools to the stunning outdoor views, plus the herbal steam room, mineral pool tranquility and sauna. A truly sensational day.”
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“Everything was great, friendly staff including the captain, a good extensive brunch buffet, and a beautiful boat trip.”
“The stunning views and dinner on the boat.”
“Marcel was the best and I highly recommend this to anyone and everyone.”
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