How much time is required at Rhine Falls?

The overview of the waterfall takes about 2-3 hours. If You will take just one of the boat trip, it would take from half an hour to one hour. The tickets You can buy for the boet trip ranges from 4 to 15 Eur (depends on which complectations of trips You would like to take).



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We suggest the south side of the river, where you walk on stairs very close to the falls.

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Access to the Rhine Falls site is subject to a entrance fee. Admission to the castle with Historama, Panoramaweg and access to the viewing platforms costs CHF 5.00 per person. Tickets for visitors in wheelchairs, with prams and groups of 15 or more are available exclusively at the Schloss Laufen Visitor Centre.

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The most beautiful section of the Rhine Valley is the Upper-Middle Rhine Valley, between Koblenz and Bingen. This section of the Rhine valley is often called the Rhine Gorge or the Romantic Rhine Valley, and is known as one of Europe's most picturesque landscapes, and it's not hard to see why!

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It's equally wonderful to take in the falls with snow surrounding them in the winter as it is to visit in the summer. I've been there in April, June and July and have enjoyed myself every time. I'd still suggest Summer as the best time, preferably May to July to get the best views.

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The Rheinsteig – the complete Rhine Valley walking trail! The long distance point to point Rheinstig trail runs over 320 km from Bonn, through Koblenz and down to Wiesbaden. The entire route is almost entirely along the right bank of the Rhine river and is one of Germany's greatest long distance hiking trails.

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While the Danube is a little more scenic than the Rhine, particularly along Austria's Wachau Valley, both rivers have relatively flat bike paths that stretch for miles. Wine lovers will also enjoy both itineraries.

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Europe's hot, dry summer means that the water level on the Rhine, Western Europe's most important waterway, is at a record low, making it too shallow for many ships to pass — a problem for a country that depends on the river for 80% of its water freight.

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