As a Seepass holder, you receive up to 50% discount on excursions and activities! Mountain or water adventures, castles, museums or family excursions - discover a wide range of offers to suit every taste! Take advantage of these exclusive discounts and experience unforgettable adventures around Lakes Thun and Brienz.
Hünegg Castle is located on the edge of Lake Thun, surrounded by magnificent parkland with exotic trees. Built between 1861 and 1863, the estate was once the stately residence of the Prussian Baron Albert von Parpart and his wife Adelheid von Bonstetten. It was modelled on the French castles of the Loire region. Immerse yourself in the lifestyle of times gone by, as the extensive Art Nouveau interior has remained unchanged since 1900. History comes alive here!
Read moreThe Burgseeli natural lido offers a special experience in the middle of a picturesque landscape in Goldswil near Ringgenberg. Here you can swim in a pleasantly warm moorland lake and relax on the well-tended sunbathing lawn. The facility has a wide range of leisure facilities, including non-swimmer and adventure pools for children, a playground with a pirate ship and various sports facilities such as a diving platform and table tennis. Shady trees and flowering shrubs create places of retreat for relaxation. You can savour culinary delights in the restaurant.
Read moreThe Movie-World-Center in Spiez, a hotel in the immediate vicinity of the train station, offers eight attractive rooms, including Casablanca, Cleopatra, Titanic, Maverick, Emanuelle, James Bond, Music and Bella Vista. The hotel has a bistro with a panoramic terrace, a cinema, a fitness center and the Desiderio clothing boutique. In the Movieworld cinema you can enjoy a current film program for the whole family.
Read moreThe factory cable car was built in 1899 at the thundering Reichenbach Falls. The nostalgic railroad with the original 24-seater carriages travels up to the foot of the 110-metre-high waterfall. Near the top station, three viewing terraces offer breathtaking views of the waterfall and the Hasli Valley. Sherlock Holmes fans will particularly appreciate this place, as it was the scene of the legendary battle between Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty, which ended in the waterfall.The Reichenbach Falls are best visited from the beginning of May to the beginning of October, as there is little or no water in winter.
Read moreThe Rosenlaui Glacier Gorge in Switzerland is a narrow gorge below the Rosenlaui Glacier and part of the Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO World Heritage Site. A secured path 573 meters long with tunnels and a height difference of 115 meters leads through the rock. The gorge impresses with mighty waterfalls, romantic grottos and bizarre rock formations that were shaped by glacial water thousands of years ago. The power of the water is fascinating and provides a refreshing experience of nature in the midst of an impressive mountain world.
Read moreThe blue and white Spiezer Zügli is a striking landmark in Spiez. Climb aboard and let the ride begin! From Sunday to Friday, the train makes its rounds through Spiez every afternoon, connecting the railroad station with the boat station. As you ride along at a leisurely pace, you can enjoy the view of Spiez Castle, let your gaze wander over Lake Thun and learn lots of interesting information about Spiez and its history. The Spiezer Zügli runs every afternoon from April to October.
Read moreAt the Interlaken rope park in the Bernese Oberland, thrills and adrenaline await you in the midst of nature and the mountains. With nine different courses and over 160 tasks, including ziplines, swings and obstacles, the park offers an adventurous experience in the treetops. You can explore the routes at your own pace and master various challenges at heights of up to 23 metres. The park offers fun for all levels and ensures a day full of adrenaline, fun and personal challenges. Safety is guaranteed thanks to experienced guides who will show you how to move safely.
Read moreExperience action-packed moments on Lake Brienz with the jetboat. The high-speed vehicle offers a unique ride experience and takes you to the Giessbach Falls in spring, summer and autumn. In winter, you can marvel at the snow-covered scenery. The tour starts at the Jet-Port in Bönigen and is easily accessible. In Bönigen, the quay invites you to relax, and you can buy refreshments and safely store your valuables at the boat landing stage.
Read moreWacker Thun, a traditional handball club in the Swiss Handball League, has over 30 years of experience in the National League A. The club attaches great importance to youth work and family cohesion. Founded in 1961, Wacker Thun is now an established sports company and the most successful club in the Bernese Oberland.
Read moreThe Ballenberg Open-Air Museum offers a fascinating journey through time into Swiss culture and nature. In just one day, you can explore the whole of Switzerland while visiting historic buildings from different parts of the country. The picturesque surroundings with rolling hills and dense forests give the museum an idyllic atmosphere. During your walk, you will encounter farm animals and find cozy barbecue areas and picnic tables to linger at. You can also learn new things and be amazed during craft demonstrations. Look over the shoulders of the craftsmen and discover the world of cheese-making and hat-making.
Read moreEnjoy the impressive panoramic ride on the Niederhornbahn, which takes you from Beatenbucht to the Niederhorn in around 30 minutes. An impressive mountain panorama of the Bernese Alps and Lake Thun awaits you here at any time of year, with views of the Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau and the surrounding mountain peaks. On the Niederhorn, there are numerous adventure options for you. You can enjoy scooter biking, hiking, wildlife watching, exploring the ridge path or having brunch in a mountain restaurant.
Read moreExperience a historic train ride on the Niesenbahn up the pyramid-shaped Niesen (2,362 m above sea level). The funicular will take you to the summit in half an hour from April 27 to November 10, 2024 (with an extension option in good weather). From the Niesen, you can enjoy an impressive 360-degree panoramic view of Lake Thun and the Bernese Oberland Alps or a mystical cloudy atmosphere. In the Berghaus Niesen Kulm, built in 1856, you can indulge in culinary delights or stay overnight.For children, there is the "Niesedörfli" (playground) or, on selected dates, exciting "Gschichtefahrt" (storytelling tour) about the fox cubs Fay and Finn, the Niesen fox and the magical millstone.
Read moreOberhofen Castle sits enthroned directly on the shores of Lake Thun. Purchased by the Neuchâtel-Prussian Count de Pourtalès family in 1844 and converted into a summer residence, the castle took on its current appearance. Since 1954, a museum has been set up inside the castle, which tells the story of the former residents. The museum focuses on the 19th century and the count's family, who owned the castle at the time. Oberhofen Castle Park is one of the most magnificent gardens in the Alpine region and, with its striking groups of trees, exotic shrubs, a shady pergola and colorful flower parterres, is an ideal oasis to linger and enjoy.
Read moreThun Castle, a medieval building dating back to the 12th century, is Thun's characteristic landmark with its four striking white towers. From the top of the castle hill, there is an enchanting panoramic view of the town of Thun and the surrounding mountains of the Bernese Oberland, including the Stockhorn and the Niesen. Originally built by the Dukes of Zähringen, this venerable castle is now a national Swiss cultural asset of great importance. Discover the museum castle with its impressive Knights' Hall or enjoy culinary delights in the Schlossberg restaurant and hotel.
Read moreDiscover the fascinating natural spectacle of the St. Beatus Caves in the Bernese Oberland. A footpath leads you through the forest to the cave entrance, crossing bridges over the waterfall from the cave on the way. The cave system stretches for around 14 km, of which you can explore around 1 km on your own. The cave passages are well lit and secured, and you will be enchanted by the impressive stalactite formations and grottos, including stalactites and stalagmites. The caves also feature gorges, halls and waterfalls. Information about the caves can be found on 25 boards in German and English along the way. You can also visit the cave museum to find out more about cave exploration. Round off your stay with a visit to the Stein & Sein restaurant.
Read moreThe Trauffer World of Experience in Hofstetten offers an insight into the world of woodcarving. On a tour, you can learn about the craft or carve your own. Admire the world's largest Trauffer wooden cow at the entrance, explore the "Kuhniversum" exhibition and the store. A playground for children, Rosa's Bakery & Bistro and Alfred's Restaurant provide for your physical well-being. You also have the opportunity to spend the night in a unique wooden hotel.
Read moreExplore the most beautiful places in Thun and along the shores of Lake Thun in comfort on a hire bike or e-bike. The Donkey Republic bike-sharing system offers you the opportunity to hire bikes easily via a smartphone app. You will find numerous hire stations in Thun, Steffisburg and Hilterfingen. With the Donkey Republic app, you can hire a bike at these locations at any time. After your exploration tour, you can return the bike to any station. Use is spontaneous and easy.
Read moreAt the Thun lido, bathers can enjoy a magnificent view of Lake Thun and the surrounding mountain panorama. This spacious outdoor pool offers direct access to the lake, various swimming pools, an impressive 10-metre diving tower, an extensive sunbathing lawn, play areas with beach volleyball courts and a restaurant with a sun terrace.
Read moreThe Schwäbis river pool offers you an idyllic bathing atmosphere with the opportunity to swim in the River Aare. In addition to river swimming (for experienced swimmers only), you can also look forward to a slide, a non-swimmers' pool, a sunbathing lawn and terrace and a restaurant, which round off the facilities at this historic Aare baths dating back to 1884. There is also a table tennis table and you can hire deckchairs, parasols and valuables lockers.
Read moreThe new shipyard site in Thun was inaugurated in January 2018. Since then, BLS Schifffahrt has opened the doors of the shipyard hall and the state-of-the-art dry dock to interested visitors.Would you like to find out more about BLS Schifffahrt? If so, our experienced guide will be happy to accompany you on a tour of the shipyard and dry dock. Depending on the time of year, you will also have the opportunity to look over the shoulders of our employees in the workshops as they go about their work. Experience at first hand where and how our ships are maintained.
Read moreThe Aare Gorge is a fascinating natural wonder that has been shaped by the Aare glacier over thousands of years. Here you can experience the gentle splashing and loud roaring of the glacier water, admire glacial mills and limestone formations. In the gorge, you can experience geology and glaciology up close by walking through tunnels and over footbridges. The Aare Gorge offers a refreshing experience on hot summer days and an impressive natural spectacle whatever the weather.
Read moreSpiez Castle rises majestically amidst the vineyards of Spiez Bay. The thousand-year-old castle church is an impressive example of early Romanesque architecture. As a cultural asset of national importance, Spiez Castle reveals the fascinating 1300-year history of this place in its historical exhibition rooms and tells the exciting story of the knight Adrian von Bubenberg. To round off your tour of Spiez Castle, you can enjoy a glass of excellent Spiez wine in the castle café. If you are an art lover, you should find out about the annually changing art exhibitions before your visit. You can also enjoy a breathtaking 360° panoramic view of Lake Thun, the Alps and Spiez Bay from the tower.
Read moreExperience the diversity of Thun on a guided tour of the old town, the castle or one of the many other exciting topics. Immerse yourself in our town's history and discover the fascinating diversity, culture and history of Thun, embedded in its beautiful lakeside location.Join us on one of the public tours and be surprised by the many fascinating facts and stories. Experience unforgettable aha-moments during your voyage of discovery through Thun!
Read moreThe Schynige Platte lies in the heart of the Jungfrau Region at 1,967 metres above sea level. The journey on the historic cogwheel railway from Wilderswil is an experience in itself. Once you reach the summit paradise, a breathtaking view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau awaits you. Enjoy the marvellous panorama on a circular hike or discover the Swiss flora in the Botanical Alpine Garden. Children's hearts will beat faster in the Alpine playground or on the puzzle trail. The discount applies to full and half-fare tickets and is only valid when purchasing tickets at a Jungfrau Railways ticket counter.
Read moreEnjoy first-class service in a cosy atmosphere at the ‘small but mighty’ Casino Interlaken. You can expect the latest generation of slot machines, a variety of jackpots and tingling excitement at the gaming tables. Don't forget to bring a valid official ID with you and nothing will stand in the way of your luck! Entry is free with a Seepass. Special feature: 18+.
Read moreThe Swiss Woodcarving Museum is located in the heart of Brienz, the national centre for woodcarving. Immerse yourself in a colourful world with the faces and stories of fascinating works and influential artists. Visit the new discovery workshop for an interactive introduction to oak, lime and walnut, the stately trees that provide the fine wood for the works of art. Ideal for group events, company outings, family programmes and real quality time.
Read moreThe Tourism Museum in Unterseen offers an insight into the history of tourism. Did you know, for example, that Johann Wolfgang Goethe travelled on Lake Thun in October 1779? You can find out this and much more in the new, interactive tourism game. Admire the life-size bronze sculpture at the entrance and explore the exhibition. The museum bistro ‘Goethes Weinstube’ provides refreshments after the informative tour through the history of tourism.
Read moreThe Sigriswil panoramic bridge has been a magnet for young and old for over 10 years. With a span of 340 metres and a height of 180 metres, the suspension bridge is a technical masterpiece. The panoramic bridge is accessible to everyone and offers spectacular views of the Bernese mountains and Lake Thun. The panoramic bridge is also home to stationed rangers, who ensure safety all year round, sell tickets and provide advice and assistance to bridge passers-by.
Read moreThe Hotel Fassbind on the Beatenberg is all about the ‘barrel’. At 1200 metres above sea level with views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau and Lake Thun, three heated hot tubs are in operation all year round. Treat yourself to some time out and spend a cosy evening in the warm water, surrounded by the fantastic panorama. Enjoy a fondue à discrétion for up to six people, for example, or book the romantic package for two.
Read moreExperience that Hawaiian feeling on Lake Thun! The Honu Water Sports Centre right next to Thun Lido offers everything you need for your next water sports adventure. Whether stand-up paddling, kayaking, windsurfing or wakesurfing, wing or foil - here you will find a wide range of hire equipment for unforgettable hours on the water.
Read moreExperience the special combination of minigolf and golf with a marvellous view of Lake Thun! In the picturesque bay of Spiez, a well-maintained open-standard minigolf course awaits you, combining traditional minigolf with elements of golf. Play with a real golf club on courses up to 21 metres long and master a variety of obstacles. The 18-hole course, including putting green, guarantees an unforgettable playing experience for young and old alike.
Read moreThe Kunstmuseum Thun presents mainly contemporary art in four to five temporary exhibitions each year. In addition to themed and monographic special exhibitions, a collection exhibition is organised each year, which presents some of the rich holdings from a particular perspective. Art education has a firm place in the museum: it helps people of all generations to decipher the language of art and leaves room for their own interpretations.
Read moreThe Thun Panorama is the oldest circular painting in the world. Created in 1814 by Basel artist Marquard Wocher, the 38-metre-long work takes a look at everyday life in Thun over 200 years ago and, with its countless stories, becomes a hidden object for young and old alike. The Thun Panorama regularly hosts exhibitions and other cultural events in addition to the programme at the Thun Art Museum. Surrounded by the idyllic Schadaupark, the place also invites you to simply linger.
Read moreBrienz lido offers a unique view of Lake Brienz and the surrounding mountains. A sunbathing lawn with three small swimming pools, diving platform, sandpit with slide, table tennis and SUP hire await you. The restaurant is located directly on the lake and is also accessible for walkers. With the lake pass you receive a 20% discount on SUP hire.
Read moreAt the Thun lido, bathers can enjoy a magnificent view of Lake Thun and the surrounding mountain panorama. This spacious outdoor pool offers direct access to the lake, various swimming pools, an impressive 10-metre diving tower, an extensive sunbathing lawn, play areas with beach volleyball courts and a restaurant with a sun terrace.
Read moreThe Schwäbis river pool offers you an idyllic bathing atmosphere with the opportunity to swim in the River Aare. In addition to river swimming (for experienced swimmers only), you can also look forward to a slide, a non-swimmers' pool, a sunbathing lawn and terrace and a restaurant, which round off the facilities at this historic Aare baths dating back to 1884. There is also a table tennis table and you can hire deckchairs, parasols and valuables lockers.
Read moreDiscover the fascinating natural spectacle of the St. Beatus Caves in the Bernese Oberland. A footpath leads you through the forest to the cave entrance, crossing bridges over the waterfall from the cave on the way. The cave system stretches for around 14 km, of which you can explore around 1 km on your own. The cave passages are well lit and secured, and you will be enchanted by the impressive stalactite formations and grottos, including stalactites and stalagmites. The caves also feature gorges, halls and waterfalls. Information about the caves can be found on 25 boards in German and English along the way. You can also visit the cave museum to find out more about cave exploration. Round off your stay with a visit to the Stein & Sein restaurant.
Read moreExplore the most beautiful places in Thun and along the shores of Lake Thun in comfort on a hire bike or e-bike. The Donkey Republic bike-sharing system offers you the opportunity to hire bikes easily via a smartphone app. You will find numerous hire stations in Thun, Steffisburg and Hilterfingen. With the Donkey Republic app, you can hire a bike at these locations at any time. After your exploration tour, you can return the bike to any station. Use is spontaneous and easy.
Read moreOberhofen Castle sits enthroned directly on the shores of Lake Thun. Purchased by the Neuchâtel-Prussian Count de Pourtalès family in 1844 and converted into a summer residence, the castle took on its current appearance. Since 1954, a museum has been set up inside the castle, which tells the story of the former residents. The museum focuses on the 19th century and the count's family, who owned the castle at the time. Oberhofen Castle Park is one of the most magnificent gardens in the Alpine region and, with its striking groups of trees, exotic shrubs, a shady pergola and colorful flower parterres, is an ideal oasis to linger and enjoy.
Read moreThe Kunstmuseum Thun presents mainly contemporary art in four to five temporary exhibitions each year. In addition to themed and monographic special exhibitions, a collection exhibition is organised each year, which presents some of the rich holdings from a particular perspective. Art education has a firm place in the museum: it helps people of all generations to decipher the language of art and leaves room for their own interpretations.
Read moreThe Thun Panorama is the oldest circular painting in the world. Created in 1814 by Basel artist Marquard Wocher, the 38-metre-long work takes a look at everyday life in Thun over 200 years ago and, with its countless stories, becomes a hidden object for young and old alike. The Thun Panorama regularly hosts exhibitions and other cultural events in addition to the programme at the Thun Art Museum. Surrounded by the idyllic Schadaupark, the place also invites you to simply linger.
Read moreThe Swiss Woodcarving Museum is located in the heart of Brienz, the national centre for woodcarving. Immerse yourself in a colourful world with the faces and stories of fascinating works and influential artists. Visit the new discovery workshop for an interactive introduction to oak, lime and walnut, the stately trees that provide the fine wood for the works of art. Ideal for group events, company outings, family programmes and real quality time.
Read moreThe factory cable car was built in 1899 at the thundering Reichenbach Falls. The nostalgic railroad with the original 24-seater carriages travels up to the foot of the 110-metre-high waterfall. Near the top station, three viewing terraces offer breathtaking views of the waterfall and the Hasli Valley. Sherlock Holmes fans will particularly appreciate this place, as it was the scene of the legendary battle between Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarty, which ended in the waterfall.The Reichenbach Falls are best visited from the beginning of May to the beginning of October, as there is little or no water in winter.
Read moreThe Sigriswil panoramic bridge has been a magnet for young and old for over 10 years. With a span of 340 metres and a height of 180 metres, the suspension bridge is a technical masterpiece. The panoramic bridge is accessible to everyone and offers spectacular views of the Bernese mountains and Lake Thun. The panoramic bridge is also home to stationed rangers, who ensure safety all year round, sell tickets and provide advice and assistance to bridge passers-by.
Read moreThe Tourism Museum in Unterseen offers an insight into the history of tourism. Did you know, for example, that Johann Wolfgang Goethe travelled on Lake Thun in October 1779? You can find out this and much more in the new, interactive tourism game. Admire the life-size bronze sculpture at the entrance and explore the exhibition. The museum bistro ‘Goethes Weinstube’ provides refreshments after the informative tour through the history of tourism.
Read moreThe Ballenberg Open-Air Museum offers a fascinating journey through time into Swiss culture and nature. In just one day, you can explore the whole of Switzerland while visiting historic buildings from different parts of the country. The picturesque surroundings with rolling hills and dense forests give the museum an idyllic atmosphere. During your walk, you will encounter farm animals and find cozy barbecue areas and picnic tables to linger at. You can also learn new things and be amazed during craft demonstrations. Look over the shoulders of the craftsmen and discover the world of cheese-making and hat-making.
Read moreWacker Thun, a traditional handball club in the Swiss Handball League, has over 30 years of experience in the National League A. The club attaches great importance to youth work and family cohesion. Founded in 1961, Wacker Thun is now an established sports company and the most successful club in the Bernese Oberland.
Read moreThe Schynige Platte lies in the heart of the Jungfrau Region at 1,967 metres above sea level. The journey on the historic cogwheel railway from Wilderswil is an experience in itself. Once you reach the summit paradise, a breathtaking view of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau awaits you. Enjoy the marvellous panorama on a circular hike or discover the Swiss flora in the Botanical Alpine Garden. Children's hearts will beat faster in the Alpine playground or on the puzzle trail. The discount applies to full and half-fare tickets and is only valid when purchasing tickets at a Jungfrau Railways ticket counter.
Read moreEnjoy the impressive panoramic ride on the Niederhornbahn, which takes you from Beatenbucht to the Niederhorn in around 30 minutes. An impressive mountain panorama of the Bernese Alps and Lake Thun awaits you here at any time of year, with views of the Eiger, Mönch, Jungfrau and the surrounding mountain peaks. On the Niederhorn, there are numerous adventure options for you. You can enjoy scooter biking, hiking, wildlife watching, exploring the ridge path or having brunch in a mountain restaurant.
Read moreExperience a historic train ride on the Niesenbahn up the pyramid-shaped Niesen (2,362 m above sea level). The funicular will take you to the summit in half an hour from April 27 to November 10, 2024 (with an extension option in good weather). From the Niesen, you can enjoy an impressive 360-degree panoramic view of Lake Thun and the Bernese Oberland Alps or a mystical cloudy atmosphere. In the Berghaus Niesen Kulm, built in 1856, you can indulge in culinary delights or stay overnight.For children, there is the "Niesedörfli" (playground) or, on selected dates, exciting "Gschichtefahrt" (storytelling tour) about the fox cubs Fay and Finn, the Niesen fox and the magical millstone.
Read moreThe Aare Gorge is a fascinating natural wonder that has been shaped by the Aare glacier over thousands of years. Here you can experience the gentle splashing and loud roaring of the glacier water, admire glacial mills and limestone formations. In the gorge, you can experience geology and glaciology up close by walking through tunnels and over footbridges. The Aare Gorge offers a refreshing experience on hot summer days and an impressive natural spectacle whatever the weather.
Read moreThe Rosenlaui Glacier Gorge in Switzerland is a narrow gorge below the Rosenlaui Glacier and part of the Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch UNESCO World Heritage Site. A secured path 573 meters long with tunnels and a height difference of 115 meters leads through the rock. The gorge impresses with mighty waterfalls, romantic grottos and bizarre rock formations that were shaped by glacial water thousands of years ago. The power of the water is fascinating and provides a refreshing experience of nature in the midst of an impressive mountain world.
Read moreThe Hotel Fassbind on the Beatenberg is all about the ‘barrel’. At 1200 metres above sea level with views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau and Lake Thun, three heated hot tubs are in operation all year round. Treat yourself to some time out and spend a cosy evening in the warm water, surrounded by the fantastic panorama. Enjoy a fondue à discrétion for up to six people, for example, or book the romantic package for two.
Read moreExperience that Hawaiian feeling on Lake Thun! The Honu Water Sports Centre right next to Thun Lido offers everything you need for your next water sports adventure. Whether stand-up paddling, kayaking, windsurfing or wakesurfing, wing or foil - here you will find a wide range of hire equipment for unforgettable hours on the water.
Read moreBrienz lido offers a unique view of Lake Brienz and the surrounding mountains. A sunbathing lawn with three small swimming pools, diving platform, sandpit with slide, table tennis and SUP hire await you. The restaurant is located directly on the lake and is also accessible for walkers. With the lake pass you receive a 20% discount on SUP hire.
Read moreThe Burgseeli natural lido offers a special experience in the middle of a picturesque landscape in Goldswil near Ringgenberg. Here you can swim in a pleasantly warm moorland lake and relax on the well-tended sunbathing lawn. The facility has a wide range of leisure facilities, including non-swimmer and adventure pools for children, a playground with a pirate ship and various sports facilities such as a diving platform and table tennis. Shady trees and flowering shrubs create places of retreat for relaxation. You can savour culinary delights in the restaurant.
Read moreExperience the special combination of minigolf and golf with a marvellous view of Lake Thun! In the picturesque bay of Spiez, a well-maintained open-standard minigolf course awaits you, combining traditional minigolf with elements of golf. Play with a real golf club on courses up to 21 metres long and master a variety of obstacles. The 18-hole course, including putting green, guarantees an unforgettable playing experience for young and old alike.
Read moreThe blue and white Spiezer Zügli is a striking landmark in Spiez. Climb aboard and let the ride begin! From Sunday to Friday, the train makes its rounds through Spiez every afternoon, connecting the railroad station with the boat station. As you ride along at a leisurely pace, you can enjoy the view of Spiez Castle, let your gaze wander over Lake Thun and learn lots of interesting information about Spiez and its history. The Spiezer Zügli runs every afternoon from April to October.
Read moreAt the Interlaken rope park in the Bernese Oberland, thrills and adrenaline await you in the midst of nature and the mountains. With nine different courses and over 160 tasks, including ziplines, swings and obstacles, the park offers an adventurous experience in the treetops. You can explore the routes at your own pace and master various challenges at heights of up to 23 metres. The park offers fun for all levels and ensures a day full of adrenaline, fun and personal challenges. Safety is guaranteed thanks to experienced guides who will show you how to move safely.
Read moreExperience action-packed moments on Lake Brienz with the jetboat. The high-speed vehicle offers a unique ride experience and takes you to the Giessbach Falls in spring, summer and autumn. In winter, you can marvel at the snow-covered scenery. The tour starts at the Jet-Port in Bönigen and is easily accessible. In Bönigen, the quay invites you to relax, and you can buy refreshments and safely store your valuables at the boat landing stage.
Read moreThe Trauffer World of Experience in Hofstetten offers an insight into the world of woodcarving. On a tour, you can learn about the craft or carve your own. Admire the world's largest Trauffer wooden cow at the entrance, explore the "Kuhniversum" exhibition and the store. A playground for children, Rosa's Bakery & Bistro and Alfred's Restaurant provide for your physical well-being. You also have the opportunity to spend the night in a unique wooden hotel.
Read moreThe Movie-World-Center in Spiez, a hotel in the immediate vicinity of the train station, offers eight attractive rooms, including Casablanca, Cleopatra, Titanic, Maverick, Emanuelle, James Bond, Music and Bella Vista. The hotel has a bistro with a panoramic terrace, a cinema, a fitness center and the Desiderio clothing boutique. In the Movieworld cinema you can enjoy a current film program for the whole family.
Read moreThun Castle, a medieval building dating back to the 12th century, is Thun's characteristic landmark with its four striking white towers. From the top of the castle hill, there is an enchanting panoramic view of the town of Thun and the surrounding mountains of the Bernese Oberland, including the Stockhorn and the Niesen. Originally built by the Dukes of Zähringen, this venerable castle is now a national Swiss cultural asset of great importance. Discover the museum castle with its impressive Knights' Hall or enjoy culinary delights in the Schlossberg restaurant and hotel.
Read moreSpiez Castle rises majestically amidst the vineyards of Spiez Bay. The thousand-year-old castle church is an impressive example of early Romanesque architecture. As a cultural asset of national importance, Spiez Castle reveals the fascinating 1300-year history of this place in its historical exhibition rooms and tells the exciting story of the knight Adrian von Bubenberg. To round off your tour of Spiez Castle, you can enjoy a glass of excellent Spiez wine in the castle café. If you are an art lover, you should find out about the annually changing art exhibitions before your visit. You can also enjoy a breathtaking 360° panoramic view of Lake Thun, the Alps and Spiez Bay from the tower.
Read moreHünegg Castle is located on the edge of Lake Thun, surrounded by magnificent parkland with exotic trees. Built between 1861 and 1863, the estate was once the stately residence of the Prussian Baron Albert von Parpart and his wife Adelheid von Bonstetten. It was modelled on the French castles of the Loire region. Immerse yourself in the lifestyle of times gone by, as the extensive Art Nouveau interior has remained unchanged since 1900. History comes alive here!
Read moreExperience the diversity of Thun on a guided tour of the old town, the castle or one of the many other exciting topics. Immerse yourself in our town's history and discover the fascinating diversity, culture and history of Thun, embedded in its beautiful lakeside location.Join us on one of the public tours and be surprised by the many fascinating facts and stories. Experience unforgettable aha-moments during your voyage of discovery through Thun!
Read moreThe new shipyard site in Thun was inaugurated in January 2018. Since then, BLS Schifffahrt has opened the doors of the shipyard hall and the state-of-the-art dry dock to interested visitors.Would you like to find out more about BLS Schifffahrt? If so, our experienced guide will be happy to accompany you on a tour of the shipyard and dry dock. Depending on the time of year, you will also have the opportunity to look over the shoulders of our employees in the workshops as they go about their work. Experience at first hand where and how our ships are maintained.
Read moreEnjoy first-class service in a cosy atmosphere at the ‘small but mighty’ Casino Interlaken. You can expect the latest generation of slot machines, a variety of jackpots and tingling excitement at the gaming tables. Don't forget to bring a valid official ID with you and nothing will stand in the way of your luck! Entry is free with a Seepass. Special feature: 18+.
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