Giessbach Falls

Giessbach Waterfalls Switzerland Attraction This attraction is really beautiful. There is also a hotel inside the attraction, and next time I come I definitely want to stay one night. The waterfall is beautiful from every angle. You can drive in, but after arriving you need to scan a QR code to purchase a ticket, then log in to the website to buy it. Remember to use a phone number that can receive SMS messages. My card could not receive the SMS this time, so I used my family member’s credit card instead. Soon after, cars started lining up, so the whole process needs to be done quickly. 15 Swiss francs. After entering, just follow the path and then enter the waterfalls. The overall hike is not too far. You can go outside the hotel to have a look — the entire view of Lake Brienz is very beautiful. I actually arrived quite late, around 6:00 pm, so picture 5 looks a bit foggy. However, there were still many people continuing to enter. The opening hours are until 24:00. This was the second place we drove to. We did a short hike up Giessbach Waterfalls Mountain, and seeing the autumn scenery across from the waterfall was visually stunning! On the other side there is actually a hotel restaurant, where we tasted seasonal food — sweets made from chestnuts. Giessbach Falls (Giessbach Falls) is located on the shores of Lake Brienz in the canton of Bern, Switzerland, and is one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Switzerland. Its main highlights include: 14-tiered waterfall drop: The Giessbach River originates from the high mountain valleys of the Faulhorn area and cascades down in 14 levels, with a total drop of around 400 to 500 metres, eventually flowing into the emerald-green Lake Brienz. Unique hiking experience: Visitors can walk along well-maintained paths to go behind the waterfall and enjoy the view of the lake and mountains through the curtain of water. Some sections can be slippery, so sturdy shoes are recommended. There is a water curtain cave where you can touch the spring water. It is especially refreshing in summer! Route: Get off at Interlaken Ost station, then go to platform Kant A and take bus 103. You can also take the free public boat to the Giessbach final stop. The scenery and the mood are both beautiful! It is only a 15-minute drive from Brienz. Parking fee: 15 CHF 8am–10pm, valid for unlimited time during the day The whole route takes about one hour to complete.