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DIRECTIONS

You can reach us by car, train or bus, by ship across the lake or on foot. See the directions under the map – and learn more about your visit to us here.

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By car

 

  • Coming from motorway A4, take the Küssnacht exit and follow the signposts for Weggis.
  • Pass the village of Küssnacht. After about 6 kilometres, you will come to a slight left bend in the road on the outskirts of the village of Greppen. Take the first turn left leading uphill here (before the bus stop).
  • Follow Rigistrasse roughly 500 metres to a junction with a yellow bench in the middle. Pass it to the left. Turn left again after just 10 metres.
  • Now you can see our farm, which you can reach via a 200 metre-long path leading slightly downhill. There is no passing here. Please look ahead to make sure there are no oncoming vehicles.

By bus and train

 

  • The suburban train between Lucerne and Arth-Goldau stops at the Küssnacht station. From there, take the bus towards Weggis.
  • Get out at the Greppen stop.
  • Across the road and slightly to the left, Rigistrasse leads uphill the farm. After 500 metres you will reach a junction with a yellow bench in the middle.
  • Sit down and rest for a minute if you like, then continue to the left. Turn left again after just 10 metres.
  • Now you can see our farm, which you can reach via a 200 metre-long path leading slightly downhill.

Over the water

 

  • During the summer, ships from Lucerne and Küssnacht dock at Greppen. Pass the former Hotel St. Wendelin to the bus stop (about 300 metres).
  • Cross Hauptstrasse there and follow the directions above to reach us via Rigistrasse.
  • You can also take the ship to Weggis and continue from there by bus to Greppen.

On foot

 

  • You can hike to our farm on the beautiful Rigilehnenweg either from Küssnacht or from Weggis.
  • It takes you past the yellow bench mentioned above. From there, it’s just another 200 metres to us.