Mysteries of the World – the original Erich von Däniken shows

This attraction will also remain closed in 2022. We will inform you about new opening hours on this website.

Erich von Däniken Original Shows

The greatest mysteries, the most incredible phenomena: In six themed pavilions, multimedia productions breathe life into the mysteries of this world. Let yourself be carried away, marvel and enjoy! But don’t expect answers – the riddles are and remain riddles.

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Discount for the shows

A.A.S. members receive a 50% discount on their day ticket upon presentation of their membership card.

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Shows

JungfrauPark Mysteries of the World: Orient Show

Orient

The landmarks of the advanced civilisation on the Nile are the pyramids of Giza, the last surviving wonder of the ancient world. To this day, it is not known how these mountains were built from 2.3 million stone blocks weighing 2 million tonnes. All current theories have been computer animated and are presented in a mix of film and animation.

JungfrauPark Mysteries of the World: Challenge Show

Challenge

To date, mankind has no engines with which to reach the stars. We fly to the Moon, Mars and possibly Jupiter, but that’s as far as we can go with liquid engines. Will it stay that way? What possibilities does the future of space travel hold?

JungfrauPark Mysteries of the World: Nautilus Show

Nautilus

A submarine about 20 metres long takes you, dear visitors, on a breathtaking expedition into the depths of the oceans. The submerged Heraklion, the mysterious grooves traced on the seabed from Malta, the pyramid-shaped structures off the Japanese island of Yonaguni. Underwater archaeology live! Atlantis must not be missing either.

JungfrauPark Mysteries of the World: Mega Stones Show

Mega Stones

Stonehenge are the gigantic stone circles in the south of England. It took hundreds of years to erect the monoliths weighing tons for the outer and inner circles. Is Stonehenge the model of our solar system? The replicas of Stonehenge come to life in laser light and take the audience back to the time of the Cyclopean architects.

JungfrauPark Mysteries of the World: Vimana Show

Vimana

Vimanas, that’s the name of the strange flying machines in Indian mythology. Fiction or distant reality? In a dome projection, scenes from the mythological past come to life in various facets, showing vimanas and other mysteries of ancient India.

JungfrauPark Mysteries of the World: Maya Show

Maya

The Maya culture had the most developed writing system in pre-Hispanic America and the Maya were experts in astronomy. Around 320 BC, they began to build large temple cities such as Chichén Itzá, Palenque and Tikal.

Audioguide

All shows are available in eleven languages thanks to the audio guides. German, English, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Arabic.