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Rhine Falls & Stein am Rhein + FIFA Museum Tickets
Book once and enhance your experience with this convenient combination of 2 must sees
Rhine Falls & Stein am Rhein: Transport from Zurich
Visit the largest waterfall in continental Europe, medieval castles, and more!
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Start time: 13:15
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Duration: 5h 15mins
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Live guide: English, German
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Itinerary
Duration: 5.0 hours
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13:15 - Departure from Zurich and scenic drive to the Rhine Falls
Meeting point: Limmatstrasse 2 Get directions- • Guided
Sihlquai Bus Station
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14:20 - Arrival at the Rhine Falls
- 80 mins
- • Guided
- • Admission ticket included
Arrival at the Rhine Falls and free time to explore the viewing platforms and to take an optional boat ride (not included, subject to availability).
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15:40 - Departure to Stein am Rhein
- 30 mins
- • Guided
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16:10 - Arrival in Stein am Rhein
- 70 mins
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Arrival in Stein am Rhein and guided walk through the Old Town and free time to explore Stein am Rhein
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17:20 - Departure
- 70 mins
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Departure from Stein am Rhein to Zurich by bus
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18:30 - Arrival in Zurich and end of the tour
Drop off point: Limmatstrasse 2 Get directions- • Guided
Sihlquai Bus Station
For reference only. Itineraries are subject to change due to weather, traffic and other circumstances.
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