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Last updated: June 26, 2026
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Tucked inside the cliffs of the Lauterbrunnen Valley, the Trümmelbach Falls are unlike any other waterfall in Switzerland—or the world. These are Europe’s largest underground waterfalls, and they roar with the meltwater of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau glaciers.
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Loud, powerful, impressive, and wet. Please wear sturdy shoes.
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Parking is subject to a fee... you can pay conveniently with Twint, for example... and it is right at the entrance
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One of ten glacier-fed waterfalls inside the mountain. You can observe the entry of the water into the underground tunnels, and even access the galleries via stairs and a lift. Check the opening times before you visit if you wish to explore the site.
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Very suggestive point on the Thunersee tour route. It is the access to the caves from which a spring flows. The visit to the caves is subject to a fee. However, the uphill path to reach the entrance to the caves is freely accessible. Recommended for the view of the lake from above, the visit to the waterfalls formed by the spring (explanatory panels that tell the state of the fresh water reserves present in Switzerland). Once at the top, the structure from which you access the caves is also a restaurant/bar with a beautiful view of the lake. You can do a circular tour by going up on one side crossing the structure and going down on the opposite side.
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The Beatushöhlen restaurant 🍽️ is the perfect place to round off your visit to the Beatushöhlen. Enjoy delicious Swiss specialties 🧀🥩 and international dishes 🍝 in a breathtaking setting right on Lake Thun 🌊. The terrace offers a wonderful panoramic view of the lake and the surrounding mountains 🏔️ - ideal for relaxing and enjoying the scenery after visiting the caves. The friendly service and cozy atmosphere make your visit particularly pleasant 😊.
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Who knows that you are 100% in Valais? Even the train station...
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