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Interlaken Guest Card

Free buses and trains around interlaken.

This personal card gives free travel on all of Interlaken's local trains and buses as well as discounts on entry to museums, castles and other attractions in the area.  The card means you can hop on and off transport without having to worry about using the ticket machines.  

The Guest Card is given to each guest staying in one of our hotels in Interlaken and is issued by the hotel on your arrival. It is valid for the duration of your stay, including the arrival and departure days.

• FREE travel by bus or train Interlaken - Wilderswil
• FREE bus Interlaken - Bönigen
• FREE bus to villages on Lake Thun
• FREE bus to villages on Lake Brienz
• FREE guided village walk in Brienz
• Discounts for stand up paddle boarding and helicopter tours
• Discounts for electric bike rentals
• Discounts for entry to Spiez and Thun castles and a variety of museums
• Discounts for entry to Panorama Bridge Sigriswil, St. Beatus caves, Aare Gorge, Rosenlaui Gorge and Ballenberg Open Air Museum 
• Discounts for entry to leisure facilities including tennis, swimming pools and minigolf

Holidays with an Interlaken Guest Card

The Guest Card will be provided by your hotel when you stay in the delightful resorts of Interlaken ,  Bönigen  and Wilderswil .

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Your added value with the Interlaken guest card

Attractive discounts and free travel by public transport.

Unforgettable experiences amid stunning natural surroundings await you in the Holiday Region Interlaken. The Interlaken guest card gives you free travel on scheduled public transport services. You will also receive a variety of discounts on trips to numerous excursion destinations and on a multitude of exciting activities throughout the entire region. Have fun discovering the Holiday Region Interlaken!

Unforgettable experiences with your guest card

All guests staying overnight in Interlaken, Matten, Unterseen, Wilderswil, Saxeten, Gsteigwiler, Bönigen, Iseltwald, Ringgenberg, Goldswil and Niederried pay a visitor’s tax, the revenues of which are used by Interlaken Tourism to promote and create services and amenities for visitors. In return, your accommodation provider will give you a guest card that allows you to take advantage of numerous benefits. The Interlaken guest card also entitles you to free travel on public transport within Libero zone 750, which includes Iseltwald, Saxeten, Niederried and Beatenbucht.

A selection of the discounts you can enjoy with the Interlaken guest card

Free travel on scheduled public transport services in Interlaken

Free travel on the ski bus when used in conjunction with a valid sport pass for the Jungfrau ski region

20 % off trips on the Schynige Platte railway

15 % off trips on the Harder Kulm funicular railway

20 % off day passes on BLS Schifffahrt services

Facts at a glance

Free travel on public transport services within the permitted zone

Attractive reductions throughout the region

If you stay one or more nights in Interlaken, your accommodation provider will give you a guest card.

To be valid, the guest card must be completed correctly.

Present your guest card to take advantage of the numerous discounts on offer

Interlaken Guest Card: What Do You Get?

The Interlaken Guest Card offers you great benefits you can use to explore Interlaken and some of the surrounding region. All you need to do is stay overnight in participating accommodations in the area.

This Interlaken guest card lets you travel for free on local public transport to a variety of places around Interlaken. There are also great discounts on a variety of local attractions like castles, museums, mini-golf, and a whole lot more

This visitor card is available to anyone staying at accommodation in Interlaken and its surrounding communities (not as far as Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen, etc).

Below I have collected everything you need to know about the Interlaken Guest Card.

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Interlaken Guest Card Benefits

The Interlaken Guest Card is handy for people staying around Interlaken as it includes the following benefits.

Free Public Transport

You can ride for free on public transport in the town of Interlaken and some of the surrounding area. Mostly, it includes just the town of Interlaken itself, but you can use the Guest Card to get to a few of the areas around like:

• Heimwehfluh
• Beatenbucht
• Beatenberg Station

The exact area you can travel in is a little confusing, but the following map helps make it clear.

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Note: Please be aware trips to Grindelwald/Zweilütschinen are only valid if you use this card in combination with a Jungfrau ski pass.

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The Interlaken Guest Card also provides discounts on a wide range of attractions in the area such as:

• Jungfrau Park – 10%
• Interlaken Casino – Free entrance
• Brienz & Thun boat rides – 20%
• Ballenberg – 25%
• Aare Gorge – 20%
• Niesenbahn – 20%
• Schynigge Platte Bahn – 20%
• Stockhorn Bahn – 20 %
• Grindelwald Gondolas – 20%
• Spiez & Thun Castle – 20%
• Salzano Spa – 10%
• Swiss Helicopter rides – 10%
• Kambly Factory Visit – 10%

There are also discounts on sports like golf, minigolf, swimming and tennis. There are many other museums and mountain gondolas, as well as a range of things like helicopter rides, paragliding, a visit to a Planetarium and much more.

You can read the full list here .

How to Get The Interlaken Guest Card?

Your accommodation in the town of Interlaken should be able to provide you with an Interlaken Guest Card. Anyone paying tourist tax in Interlaken is eligible for a guest card.

Can I Buy The Interlaken Guest Card?

No, the Interlaken Guest Card is only available to visitors staying in accommodation in Interlaken and paying tourist tax.

Can I Get An Interlaken Guest Card If I Stay At An Airbnb?

Yes, if your Airbnb is paying tourist tax to the community on your behalf you should be able to get an Interlaken Guest Card. Ask your host about it when you are booking or checking in.

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Tickets Jungfraujoch

Jungfrau Travel Pass

29.03.24 - 27.10.24.

The views at Schynige Platte, adventure at Grindelwald-First or, if you prefer, sunset over Harder Kulm? The Jungfrau Travel Pass has it all: unlimited travel for 3–8 days to all destinations and a special price for the trip to the Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe.

Area of validity:

Prices (in CHF per person)

Your benefits with the jungfrau travel pass, jungfraujoch - top of europe with up to 50% discount.

Experience the majestic world of ice and snow at 3,454 metres above sea level with the  «connecting ticket»  for just CHF 63 (CHF 75 from 01.06.24 - 31.08.24).

10% discount in the Top of Europe Shops

Frequently asked questions, area of validity: on which routes and railways is the jungfrau travel pass valid.

Before starting your journey, please check the current operating times at jungfrau.ch/timetable . The Jungfrau Travel Pass is valid from 29.03.24 - 27.10.24.

Jungfrau Railway (JB)

• Kleine Scheidegg - Eigergletscher
• Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe at a special price: Eigergletscher - Jungfraujoch return at the special price of just  CHF 63/CHF 75

Eiger Express

• Gridelwald Terminal - Eigergletscher

Bernese Oberland Railway (BOB)

• Interlaken Ost - Lauterbrunnen
• Interlaken Ost - Grindelwald

Harder funicular (HB)

• Interlaken - Harder Kulm 

Schynige Platte Railway (SPB)*

• Wilderswil - Schynige Platte

*15.06.24 - 20.10.24 

Wengernalp Railway (WAB) *

• Lauterbrunnen - Kleine Scheidegg - Grindelwald

*All year round except for maintenance work: Wengen - Kleine Scheidegg: 04.11.24 - 29.11.24 Grindelwald - Kleine Scheidegg: 06.05.24 - 17.05.24 | 21.10.24 - 03.11.24

The Lauterbrunnen-Mürren Rail & Cableway (BLM) *

• Lauterbrunnen - Grütschalp*
• Grütschalp - Winteregg - Mürren*

*All year round except for maintenance work: 21.10.24 - 08.11.24

First Aerial Cableway  

• Grindelwald - First

Grindelwald-Männlichen Gondola Cableway (GGM) *

• Grindelwald Terminal - Männlichen

*25.05.24 - 20.10.24

Aerial cableway Wengen Männlichen (LWM) *

• Wengen - Männlichen 

*All year round except for maintenance work: 11.04.23 - 26.05.23

Rail connections

• Interlaken Ost - Interlaken West
• Interlaken Ost - Brienz
• Boat Thunersee
• Boat Brienzersee

Grindelwald Bus The Grindelwald Bus local lines are included in the Jungfrau Travel Pass. (The Mountain lines Grindelwald - Bussalp/Waldspitz/Grosse Scheidegg are excl. and not valid.)

Operating hours or timetables are subject to change and do not entitle the holder to an extension, exchange, return, refund or partial refund of the passes.

How do I receive my ticket purchased online?

You will receive the Jungfrau Travel Pass in the confirmation email as a PDF. The ticket can be presented as a mobile ticket on the smartphone without printing.

Unlimited experience in the Jungfrau Region:

The Jungfrau 3 Day Travel Pass (Switzerland)

Our visit to Switzerland was part of a road trip where we arrive from Lake Como in the Italian Alps before forwarding on to Chamonix and the French Alps. In Switzerland, we do rush through other attractions along the way including Titlis and Brunni in Engelberg, but our main attraction was the Jungfrau region where we base our travel from Interlaken Ost station. To make the most of our time there we go with 3-Day Jungfrau Travel Pass ( current prices here ) which gives us unlimited use of many trains and cablecars starting from Interlaken (by far one of the best things to do in Interlaken). We do stay slightly out of the way in guesthouses which cost us roughly 50 Euros per night but this is one of the many perks of driving. Otherwise, accommodation and hotels in Interlaken are significantly more expensive ( hotel list here  or other Jungfrau hotels here ).

Interlaken to Jungfrau Tickets

So our base of travel at Interlaken Ost station is recommended by most where it’s easy to reach and has tons of not-so-expensive parking available. The station is also the main ticketing office for the 3-Day Jungfrau Travel Pass and we are given a whole bumpf of stuff at the ticketing kiosk. The most important pieces are the passes (obviously), and the map which is shown below. This shows the routes included in the 3-Day Jungfrau Travel Pass where the red line routes are all free whereas the black is not. There is one dashed red line to The Jungfraujoch train and Top of Europe Route which indicates it comes at half-price with the 3-Day Jungfrau Travel Pass. Jungfraujoch tickets are definitely worth taking.

Jungfraujoch Train (Top of Europe)

We buy the half price Jungfraujoch Top of Europe tickets at the kiosk and pay the extra (5 francs per person each way) for seat reservation. It is now around 09:30 and already many of the Jungfrau trains are fully booked for the day. It is best to get in early and get this attraction out of the way first. It is worthwhile. So we jump on the train from Interlaken Ost and travel to Kleine Scheidegg which is the base station for the Jungfraujoch Train to the Top of Europe. Without our reservation we would have been waiting some time… Anyway, for the best views sit at the right side of the Jungfraujoch train.

Along the way, as the train tunnels through the Jungfrau mountains, there are two intermediate viewpoint stops (Eigerwand and Eismeer) before it reaches the final Jungfraujoch station which is the highest railway station in Europe (hence Top of Europe). So I will write this attraction up in full as there’s a lot to it but to sum it up there are viewpoints, snows to frolic in, and other attractions such as glacier tunnels to explore. Definitely do it, but do note that it may be hard to breathe for some who have not yet acclimatize to these heights (altitude sickness). I was one of these although it may be due to my childhood asthma or general fitness which borders on terrible.

Harder Kulm (Interlaken)

This is one of the easier attractions on the 3-Day Jungfrau Travel Pass so we squeeze it into the end of the first day where there’s really not much time after Jungfrau Railway to the Top of Europe. Where, including queueing and travel the Top of Europe, it does take up a good half day. Anyway, Harder Kulm is a simple viewpoint over Interlaken and the base for the funicular train is found just a short walk from Interlaken Ost station. Just follow the path past the train station, away from the car park, and continue until you find a bridge crossing the adjacent River. Cross the bridge and the funicular station is right in front of you.

The trains to Harder Kulm run every 30 minutes and the best views are found at the back of the train (although they aren’t great, to be honest). We rush ahead from the top station and have the viewpoint bridge to ourselves until the crowds arrive. The views here are over Lake Thun and Lake Brienz found on each side of Interlaken. The same lakes do have boat crossings for tourists but, unlike the 5-day pass, they aren’t included in the 3-Day Jungfrau Travel Pass. We don’t stay long here and are on the next train down again.

Männlichen (Grindelwald)

The next morning we would take on our first hike along the Männlichen Royal Walk which is something I don’t find out until I am there. I am actually clueless to every attraction over the three days and pretty much follow Fanfan around and photograph. I am now accustomed to this style of travel and actually prefer it as every destination is unexpected and I’m not involved in planning or chasing schedules. But I would have liked to know in advance about this hike. Actually, this route isn’t shown on the old maps (it’s a black line above) but it’s apparently included now on the 3-Day Jungfrau Travel Pass.

For it, we follow a network of cable cars and viewpoints leaving Wengen and arriving to Männlichen, later to forward on again to Grund. In between we of course do the Männlichen Royal Walk which would be our first and only “hike” during our time in the Jungfrau region, and it’s more of an upward stroll than anything. It takes no more than 30 minutes up (with a bunch of breaks between), and 10 minutes back. Arriving back we then take the cable car to Grund which was by far the better of the two cable cars with fantastic mountain views along the way. Then, from Grund, we take a quick train to Grindelwald.

First Cliff Walk (Grindelwald)

“First” is actually the name of a minor summit, in case you’re confused. It is also known as the First Cliff Walk by Tissot simply because the watch company Tissot sponsored it. Anyway, First Cliff Walk is reached by a cable car from Grindelwald, although this cable car is not found near the main Grindelwald station. Instead we need to trek through the town centre, pretty much in a straight line, following signposts, and it’s really not so far. Roughly eight minutes. The cablecar brings us to the base for entry to the First Cliff Walk where I regrettably stay behind while Fanfan goes it alone. Something I hadn’t realised the previous day is that sunburn is a lot worse at higher altitudes because there’s less atmosphere to block the sunlight. The snow and freezing temperatures had fooled me.

So I had been roasted at the Jungfrau Top of Europe tour the previous day and now the sun was trying to finish me off. I was also tired having been up since 5am to watch the Brexit result. Anyway, I wait behind while Fanfan potters off to the First Cliff Walk which is a summit trail with a 40-metre long suspension bridge and 45-metre long observation platform, as shown below. I am left behind for no more than 20 minutes so it’s really not hard to reach and seeing the photos I do regret not following along.

Schynige Platte

We would start our days from Interlake Ost at around 9am to 10am, then we would return at roughly 6pm. So the days are really quite long, and it’s mostly travel between attractions which takes up the time. On our return journey we find ourselves at Wilderwil station waiting for a connection to Interlaken Ost. With still time to spare we decide to jump on a different train to Schynige Platte which is one of the lesser attractions available on the Jungfrau Three Day Travel Pass. I really didn’t want to go but Fanfan was still eager and it did look more leisurely than most. The train was also quite adorable.

Unfortunately the train climbs the mountainside not much faster than walking speed. A brisk jog at the most and what was meant to be a quick attraction took up a couple of hours. Even the old folk look less than impressed. We were on the second last train of the day and we were two of only five people on the journey. The train could probably fit a hundred so it’s really not the most popular of attractions. I actually spent much of the first half of the upward journey writing this post, but the second half does get better as it opens out to views over the two lakes of Interlaken, and eventually mountains. Reaching the top we just get back into the train and travel back down again. In hindsight it was one of the more enjoyable rides as I don’t really have to do anything.

Jungfrau Weather (Cancelled Plans)

The third day, as expected, was not a great day. Through the night before there were electrical storms where lightning flashed almost constantly outside our bedroom. It was like nothing I had seen before and I was honestly scared to open the curtains of our top floor hotel room. But bad weather was something we anticipated and it is easy to check  weather conditions beforehand through live cams  at each attraction. This entire Switzerland trip was in fact delayed due to weather forecasts and we ended up on an impromptu road trip through northern Italy. With only two days of weather forecast through the entire weeks of us being in the region and we had already made the most of them during the first two days of the 3-Day Jungfrau Travel Pass.

Fortunately, we covered most of what we had planned and our itinerary for this third day was little more than pottering through the quaint rustic towns of Lauterbrunnen and Murren. Instead, we travel away from the bad weather and to the old town of Lucerne with its lakes and bridges. It was a worthwhile substitute and I don’t feel our limited time went to waste. Adding up the individual attraction prices  we definitely saved a fair bit.

Jungfrau Sightseeing

Mountains and extreme sports do come hand-in-hand and one of the more common sights would be the paragliders who swoop down from the mountains and cliffsides. There are classes and it is possible to be strapped in with instructors for your own flight, but we also saw people merely just turning up and jumping off cliffs. At Männlichen some fella just turned up with this big bag strapped to his back. He empties out a parachute and opens it along the ground. After roughly 10 minutes of clipping and strapping on his safety harness and whatnot, he takes a run up and just jumps off a cliff. It’s ridiculously easy looking.

There’s also a lot of cowbells. These are all over Switzerland where you’ll typically hear the cows before you see them. There are also goat bells and sheep bells. Lots of bells.

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How to buy the best Jungfraujoch tickets for your visit to the Top of Europe [2024]

As one of Switzerland’s most popular tourist attractions, a visit to Jungfraujoch is high on the list of many visitors’ sightseeing activities.

If you’ve been asking “is Jungfraujoch worth visiting?” or have been wondering how to get tickets to Jungfraujoch, this guide will answer your questions.

Firstly, I’ll run through a quick summary of the different kinds of tickets you can buy for a visit to Jungfraujoch Top of Europe and then I’ll give you full details on what to expect on a Jungfraujoch excursion, what to do at the summit and the various ticket options available.

You’ll then be able to decide the best ticket option for your visit.

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Summary of Jungfraujoch Ticket Options

All prices shown are for adult return tickets in 2024. ^Indicates prices for peak season travel 1 June to 31 August. Slightly lower fares apply outside peak season. °Valid from 1 May to 31 October only. #Indicates fares ex Interlaken.

What is Jungfraujoch? 

Mount Jungfrau is one of Switzerland’s most well-known mountains and, together with the Eiger and Mönch, it forms an impressive triple-peak.  Mount Jungfrau is located in the Bernese Alps and rises to 4,158 metres above sea level.

The ‘joch’ part of the name Jungfraujoch refers to a pass or saddle between two mountains, and this is what is referred to as the Top of Europe.

Jungfraujoch (altitude 3,454 metres) is home to Europe’s highest railway station, Jungfraujoch station, and it also offers stunning views of the UNESCO World Heritage Swiss Alps Jungfrau – Aletsch landscape.

How to get to Jungfraujoch

There are two ways you can reach the Top of Europe (Jungfraujoch).

The first, and traditional, method is to take the Jungfraujoch train ( Jungfraujoch bahn in German) which involves a series of regional trains from Interlaken (or intermediate stations) and then the Jungfrau train operated by Jungfrau Railways.

The Jungfraujoch railway route climbs steadily up the mountain alongside alpine pastures before making its final ascent to the summit via a 7-kilometre long tunnel carved through the mountain.

Just before the summit is reached, the train makes a five minute stop at Eismeer Station (Sea of Ice).

Here passengers can disembark and look out the specially-situated windows on the platform, and on a clear day, take in the magnificent views of the Eiger and Monch.

It’s incredible to think that this railway line has been in operation for over 100 years.

The second, and newer, option is to take the Eiger Express cableway from Grindelwald to Eiger Glacier and then connect to the Jungfrau train for the final leg of the journey.

Of course, trains connect every 30 minutes from Interlaken to Grindelwald, making it a seamless journey.

Your choice of route is as follows:

Interlaken to Jungfraujoch via Grindelwald by train

• Interlaken to Grindelwald Bahnhof- 33 minutes – operated by Bernese Oberland Railway
• Grindelwald to Kleine Scheidegg – 34 minutes – operated by Wengernalp rack railway
• Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch via Eiger Gletscher – 44 minutes – operated by Jungfrau Railways

Interlaken to Jungfraujoch via Grindelwald by train and cableway

• Interlaken to Grindelwald Terminal – 29 minutes – operated by Bernese Oberland Railway
• Grindelwald to Eiger Glacier – 15 minutes – operated by Eiger Express cableway
• Eiger Glacier to Jungfraujoch – 26 minutes – operated by Jungfrau Railways

Interlaken to Jungfraujoch via Lauterbrunnen by train

• Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen – 22 minutes – operated by Bernese Oberland Railway
• Lauterbrunnen to Wengen – 14 minutes – operated by  Wengernalp rack railway
• Wengen to Kleine Scheidegg – 25 minutes – operated by Wengernalp rack railway

Jungfraujoch train information

Travel time

In both the instances shown above, the Interlaken to Jungfraujoch (or Jungfraujoch – Interlaken) travel time is two hours.  You can choose to disembark at any of the stops along the way and reboard a later train.

All passengers are required to disembark at Kleine Scheidegg and board the Jungfrau train for the final leg of the journey.

The train to Jungfraujoch operates 365 days a year.  There are twenty trains per day from Interlaken to Jungfraujoch, departing at 5 minutes past the hour and 35 minutes past the hour from 06:35 until 16:35.  The final train from Jungfraujoch – Interlaken departs at 18:43.

You can view a Jungfraujoch Timetable here .

Seat reservations

All carriages are 2nd class and offer ‘free seating’ meaning you can sit in any available seat.

However, if you are travelling during the summer months, it is highly recommended that you purchase a seat reservation for the sector from Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch and return.

Passengers who hold a seat reservation are entitled to separate boarding and, whilst no specific seats are allocated, a seat is guaranteed on this sector. 

This means you can nominate the exact time you wish to travel from Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch and return.

Seat reservations cost CHF 10 per person return and can be purchased at the station prior to commencement of your journey.

Onboard facilities

None of the trains operating from Interlaken to Jungfraujoch have snack bars and the Jungfraubahn from Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch does not have toilets on board. 

Wheelchair accessibility

All trains operating on the Jungfraujoch line are wheelchair accessible. If you or a companion are in a wheelchair, you should advise staff at the station from which you depart so that someone is waiting to assist you to change trains at Kleine Scheidegg.

Eiger Express cable car from Grindelwald to Eigergletscher

An alternative means of reaching Jungfraujoch from Grindelwald is now available.  

Opened in December 2020, the Eiger Express Cableway operates between Grindelwald and Eiger Glacier. 

The cable way, which covers a distance of 6.4 kilometres, whisks passengers to the Glacier station in just 15 minutes, where they will connect with the Jungfraujoch train for the final leg of the journey.

Passengers who travel from Grindelwald – Jungfraujoch via the cableway will reach Top of Europe 47 minutes faster than those who travel the entire journey by train.

The Eiger Express consists of ultra-modern cabins with 26 seats. Each cabin offers 360-degree panoramic views.

A continuous service operates daily from around 8am to 4pm. The cableway is Closed for maintenance for five days in early to mid-November.

Tickets for Jungfraujoch from Interlaken

There are numerous options when it comes to buying a ticket to Jungfraujoch from Interlaken.  Below you will find details and prices so you can decide which Jungfraujoch train tickets you should buy.

Regular ticket 

The standard Jungfraujoch ticket price from Interlaken is CHF 249.80 return per adult during peak season (1 June to 31 August).  This price applies whether you buy your ticket in advance or at a local railway station. 

The fare includes a return trip on the Interlaken to Jungfrau train, regardless of which route you travel (ie. via Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald). Slightly cheaper prices apply outside of peak season.

Fares are reduced slightly if you start your journey to Jungfraujoch from Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald instead of Interlaken.

Pre-booked tickets can also be purchased for the Jungfraujoch excursion via the Eiger Express cable car and train combo. > Click here to purchase your ticket and secure your preferred date. (Tickets are fully refundable up to 24 hours prior to travel.)

If you’d prefer to wait and check the Jungfraujoch weather forecast before you lock in a date for your excursion, purchasing regular Jungfrau tickets can be a good idea.

Fares are reduced slightly if you depart from Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald instead of Interlaken.

>> Click here to check fares and buy your ticket

Jungfraujoch Good Morning ticket

Early risers can take advantage of discounted Jungfraujoch Top of Europe tickets if they can travel from Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch between 08:00 and 08:30 and depart from Jungfraujoch no later than 13:13.

If you decide to purchase the Good Morning Ticket Jungfraujoch, you can expect to save around CHF 60 per adult.

Tickets can be purchased from railway stations in the Jungfrau region.

Discounted ticket with Swiss Travel Pass and Swiss Half Fare Card

If you have purchased – or plan to purchase – a Swiss Travel Pass or Swiss Half Fare Card to cover the majority of your transport needs in Switzerland, you are entitled to a discount on your Jungfraujoch excursion.

With the Swiss Pass, Jungfraujoch tickets cost CHF 159.10 return from Interlaken and with the Swiss Half Fare Card, the fare is CHF 117.90 return from Interlaken.

The Jungfraujoch ticket price with Swiss Pass is slightly less if you depart from Grindelwald or Lauterbrunnen.

🇨🇭 Read more about the Swiss Travel Pass here and read about the Swiss Half Fare Card here

>> Click here to buy your Jungfraujoch tickets (with Swiss Pass or Swiss Half Fare Card)

Discounted ticket with Jungfrau Travel Pass

Another transport pass worth considering is the Jungfrau Travel Pass.  With this pass, your Jungfraujoch connecting ticket (or supplement) will cost just CHF 63 during low season or CHF 75 during high season (1 June to 31 August).

The discounted supplement applies regardless of whether you travel all the way to Eiger Glacier by train, or travel via a combination of train and the Eiger Express cableway.

As well as discounted travel to the Jungfraujoch, the Jungfraujoch Travel Pass also includes free travel on a number of other popular excursions in the region including the Harder Kulm funicular, Schynige Platte cogwheel train and the Grindelwald-First cableway.

🇨🇭 Read more about the Jungfrau Travel Pass here

The Jungfraujoch supplement can be purchased at any railway station in the region on presentation of your Jungfrau Travel Pass.

Discounted ticket with Berner Oberland Pass

Yet another regional transport pass which offers discounts for Jungfraujoch train tickets, with the Berner Oberland Pass you’ll pay just CHF 99 for the return trip from Interlaken.

Other discounts available with this pass include the Brienz Rothorn cogwheel railway , a cruise on Lake Thun or Lake Brienz, Grindelwald-First cableway, Harder Kulm funicular, Schynige Platte cogwheel railway, Niesen funicular and the Kandersteg-Oeschinensee cableway .

🇨🇭 Read more about the Berner Oberland Pass here

The Jungfraujoch supplement can be purchased at any railway station in the region on presentation of your Berner Oberland Pass.

Discounted ticket with Eurail Pass/Interrail Pass

If your European travels extend beyond Switzerland and you are travelling with a Eurail or Interrail Pass, you’ll also be entitled to a discount for your Jungfraujoch excursion.

The Jungfraujoch tickets price with a Eurail Pass is CHF 187.35.

🇨🇭 Read more about the Eurail Global Pass here

The Jungfraujoch supplement can be purchased at any railway station in the region on presentation of your Eurail or Interrail Pass.

Child Fares

Children pay CHF 30 for the trip to the Jungfraujoch however they must hold a Junior Card ( more info here ).

Tickets for Jungfraujoch from Zurich, Bern and Lucerne

Just because you’re not staying in the Jungfrau region, that doesn’t mean a trip to Jungfraujoch is not possible.  In fact, day trips from the cities of Bern, Lucerne and Zurich are all extremely popular.

Below you’ll find further information to help you plan your Jungfraujoch tour.

Zurich to Jungfraujoch

Depart Zurich at 8am and travel by coach via Lucerne and the scenic Brunig Pass to Interlaken. Enjoy some time for sightseeing in Interlaken before travelling to Grindelwald where you board the cogwheel train to the spectacular Jungfraujoch.

After time at the Top of Europe to enjoy the views and the activities, descend by train to Lauterbrunnen where your coach will be waiting for your return journey to Zurich.

This full day tour (duration 12 hours) to Jungfraujoch from Zurich is escorted by a tour guide.

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You can also book on a 2-day tour Zurich to Jungfraujoch tour – click here for details

Lucerne to Jungfraujoch

Start your trip in Lucerne at 9am and enjoy a coach ride over the picturesque Brunig Pass and past Lake Brienz to Interlaken.  There will be free time in Interlaken for sightseeing before the coach drops you at Grindelwald station to board the train to Jungfraujoch.

Marvel at the scenery and exhibitions at Top of Europe before commencing your return trip.  You’ll travel by train to Lauterbrunnen and then board your coach for the journey back to Lucerne.

This Lucerne to Jungfraujoch train and coach tour (duration 10 hours) is fully escorted by a multilingual guide.  All coach and Jungfraujoch tickets from Lucerne are included.

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You can also enjoy a 2-day tour to Jungfraujoch from Lucerne – click here for details.

Bern to Jungfraujoch

Visiting Jungfraujoch from Bern is easy thanks to perfectly timed train connections.  

Half-hourly train services (journey time: 1 hour) travel between Bern and Interlaken Ost station. It’s then easy to transfer to one of the twenty daily Interlaken to Jungfraujoch trains.  They leave every half hour from 06:35 to 16:35.

If you’d prefer to cut down the travel time, why not indulge with a private helicopter and train trip from Bern?  You’ll be picked up from your hotel and transferred to Gsteigwiler Heliport where you’ll board a helicopter for the spectacular flight to Jungfraujoch Top of Europe.

After leisure time on the mountain, board the Jungfrau train for the journey to Interlaken.You’ll then be collected and returned to your hotel in Bern.

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Where to buy Jungfraujoch Tickets

I always like to buy my Jungfraujoch tickets in advance as that means I’ve got a large expense out of the way and it makes my day-to-day trip budget easier to manage. You can, however, purchase tickets at any railway station in the Jungfrau region.

If you’d like to pre-purchase your Jungfraujoch ticket (remember, tickets are fully refundable up to 24 hours prior to travel), I recommend you use the following authorised ticket sellers:

• Regular return ticket from Interlaken – BUY HERE
• Regular return ticket from Lauterbrunnen – BUY HERE
• Regular return ticket from Grindelwald – BUY HERE
• Discounted Jungfraujoch ticket for Swiss Travel Pass and Swiss Half Fare Card holders – BUY HERE

For holders of a Jungfrau Travel Pass, Berner Oberland Pass or Eurail Pass , you should purchase your supplement for the Jungfraujoch train at any station in the Jungfrau region.

Things to do at Jungfraujoch Switzerland

Whilst the spectacular train ride to reach Top of Europe is the reason most visitors make the trip, there are plenty of Jungfraujoch activities to enjoy at the summit, too.

Below you’ll find details of the various exhibitions and attractions on offer at Top of Europe.  If you are visiting Jungfraujoch in summer, there is the added bonus of the Snow Fun Park activities.

All other exhibitions and attractions are open 365 days a year unless otherwise noted.

Aletsch Glacier

One of the highlights of any trip to Jungfraujoch is the opportunity to view the incredible Aletsch Glacier. The highest glacier in Europe, Aletsch Glacier stretches for 23 kilometres from the Jungfrau to a plateau above the Rhone Valley.

This UNESCO World Heritage site is two kilometres wide at its widest point and is one of the most breathtaking views you’re likely to see.

Jungfraujoch Ice Palace

Created in 1930 by mountain guides using picks and saws, the Ice Palace features an incredible display of ice carvings.  Regularly changed – they do melt, even at -3℃ – you might see a bear, a penguin or even an eagle.

Alpine Sensation

Connecting the Ice Palace and the Sphinx Hall, a 250 metre long tunnel showcases the history of the Jungfrau railway and the development of tourism in the Alps. 

A moving walkway will transport you through the exhibition but be warned – it’s very cold in here so bring warm clothes.

Lindt Chocolate Shop

No visit to Switzerland is complete without a chocolate tasting experience so why should it be any different at Jungfraujoch? 

Not only can you try and buy delicious Lindt chocolates at the Lindt Swiss Chocolate Heaven at Top of Europe, you can also turn the handle of the mixing machine and watch a virtual chocolate-making display.

Sphinx Observatory

Principally an international research station, visitors to Jungfraujoch can enjoy the stunning views that the Sphinx Observatory offers. 

An elevator, which climbs 108 metres in just 25 seconds, whisks visitors to the viewing platform where they are rewarded with panoramic views of the Aletsch Glacier and the surrounding Alps.

Top of Europe Shops

Looking for the perfect gift or a memento of your visit?  The Top of Europe shops offer a great selection of clothing, watches, pocket knives and other souvenirs. 

They also stock a selection of essentials that you might have forgotten to pack including sunscreen, gloves and hats.

Snow Fun Park

There are plenty of fun snow activities to be enjoyed by all ages at the Jungfraujoch summer Snow Fun Park.  Activities available include snow tubing, sledging, skiing, snowboarding as well as the Tyrolienne flying fox.

All-day tickets, which cover all activities, can be purchased, or you can buy tickets for individual activities.

Prices for Snow Fun Park activities (prices still to be confirmed for 2024) :

Open : Middle of May until middle of October

Omega Hole in One golf

Fancy yourself as a pro golfer? If you can prove it by hitting a hole in one at the Omega Hole in One, you’ll be rewarded with a beautiful Omega Swiss watch!

CHF 10 entitles you to three attempts at hitting a hole in one.  Tee off in the snow towards the Aletsch Glacier – land the ball in the hole 75 metres away and you’re a winner.

Open: in good weather from July to October

Jungfraujoch Restaurants

All that activity and high altitude (remember, the Jungfraujoch height is 3,454 metres above sea level!) is bound to make you hungry.  Fortunately, there are plenty of dining options at Jungfraujoch.

Restaurant Crystal

Open year round, Restaurant Crystal is an a la carte restaurant offering a delicious array of meals.  

Restaurant Aletsch

Lighter, but no less tasty, meals can be enjoyed year round at Restaurant Aletsch.   

Restaurant Bollywood

If you prefer a more relaxed, self-service style eatery, Restaurant Bollywood should be your choice.  Offering a selection of authentic Indian dishes, the restaurant is open from early April to the end of October.

Grab a snack, a pastry or a coffee at the Coffee Bar which you’ll find in the entrance hall of the Jungfraujoch railway station. Open year round.

Enjoy a cold beer, a hot chocolate or an aperitif year round at the Sphinx Bar located next to the Sphinx Observatory’s terrace and overlooking the Aletsch Glacier.

How long should you spend at Jungfraujoch – the Top of Europe?

I recommend you spend at least three hours at Jungfraujoch. The Top of Europe complex is built on a number of different levels and it takes some time to visit the Ice Palace, Alpine Sensation and Sphinx Observatory.

If you go outside and visit the Snow Fun Park, you will be walking on snow so you won’t want to rush and risk falling over.

Try to put aside a whole day for your visit so that you can experience all the activities and exhibitions, and enjoy a leisurely lunch, without being rushed.

Jungfraujoch opening hours

Jungfraujoch is open 365 days a year.

Jungfraujoch Weather

At 3,454 metres above sea level, you can expect the Jungfraujoch temperature to be cool! The average temperature is -7.9°C, so dress accordingly.

A couple of tips about the weather: 

Jungfraujoch conditions can be very different to the weather conditions in the valley.  I’ve been in Lauterbrunnen when it has been raining and overcast but by the time I’ve reached Jungfraujoch, it’s been gloriously sunny with not a cloud in the sky.

Weather conditions can also change very quickly in the mountains so you should be prepared for rain even if it’s not expected.

A great way to check the current weather conditions at Top of Europe is to watch live images from one of the Jungfraujoch webcams which are located in Interlaken, Lauterbrunnen, Grindelwald and Wengen, amongst other places.

Local Tourist Offices, railway stations and some hotels display the webcams. Jungfraujoch is the region’s most popular excursion so it is easy to find out the current weather conditions.

Final Thoughts

I hope you have found this guide to visiting Jungfraujoch Top of Europe helpful. You now know where to buy Jungfraujoch tickets, how often the trains run, what to do at Jungfraujoch – and much more.

To summarise, Jungfraubahn tickets can be purchased individually, or discounted tickets can be purchased by holders of the various travel passes available.

Independent travel is popular but guided tours from Interlaken, Zurich and Lucerne are also available.

Ready to get your tickets for your visit to Jungfraujoch – the Top of Europe? Get them here!

To read our full guide to Interlaken and the Jungfrau Region, > click here. And if you’re still trying to decide between an excursion to the Schilthorn or Jungfraujoch, we compare them both in detail in > this article .

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Jungfraujoch 20 Min. scenic flight from Interlaken

Swoop over the Grindelwald Valley during a 20-minute helicopter flight in the Bernese Oberland. You’ll step into a helicopter for five people at Interlaken, then take to the air to soak up sweeping views of the Eiger, Jungfrau, and Mönch mountains. The route is in the hands of the pilot, but typical sights include the Männlichen ski area, the south side of the Eiger, and the Jungfraujoch—known as the “Top of Europe.”

• Secure your preferred date in advance for a popular Interlaken trip
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• See more of the mountain area in less time, during a scenic flight
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Schilthorn - Piz Gloria Ticket

Ascend to the summit of the Schilthorn with a gondola ticket that also includes admission to the mountain’s Thrill Walk, Bond World exhibition, and entry to the 360° Restaurant Piz Gloria — an eatery that rotates as you eat. Use your time at the top to visit the alpine attractions and soak up views of the Eiger, Monch, and Jungfrau peaks. Just show your voucher at the Stechelberg valley station for a relaxing mountain day out.

• Visit the Schilthorn peak on your own schedule with a flexible ticket
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Jungfraujoch Top of Europe Private Photo Tour from Grindelwald

Nestled in the Bernese Alps at an elevation of 11,371 feet (3,466 meters) above sea level, the UNESCO–listed Jungfraujoch offers some of Switzerland’s most impressive mountain scenery—but knowing where to find the best photo spots requires local knowledge. On this tour, reach the best vantage points with your guide, and capture uninterrupted views over famous peaks including the Eiger and the Mönch—with pickup and drop-off at your centrally located Grindelwald accommodation included.

• Explore Switzerland’s scenic Jungfraujoch with your guide
• Reach the best vantage points to capture the scenery on camera
• Panoramic views over peaks such as the Eiger and the Mönch
• Round-trip travel from your centrally located Grindelwald hotel

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Schilthorn Piz Gloria (James Bond Location) Private Tour from Interlaken

Boasting soaring peaks and spectacular mountain scenery, the Bernese Alps attract visitors from across the world—but reaching the remote heights alone is a challenge. On this private tour, explore the pretty Lauterbrunnen Valley with round-trip travel from your Interlaken hotel plus train and cable-car tickets included. Admire panoramic views over Mt. Eiger, visit the traditional village of Mürren, and see the best of the Bernese Alps in one adventurous day.

• Explore the Bernese Alps with your guide
• Spectacular views over famous peaks including Mt. Eiger
• Entry fees plus train and cable-car tickets are included
• Hassle-free round-trip travel from your Interlaken hotel

Private Speedriding Tandem Experience in Switzerland

Are you ready to fly like a bird? Come and fly with me and live an amazing experience with a customized unbelievable flight!

Choose between a relaxing Paragliding Tandem flight or an adrenaline real mountain rollercoaster ride on a speedriding run! Speedriding and speedflying are advanced disciplines of paragliding that use a small, high-performance paraglider wing to quickly descend heights such as mountains.

Speedflying and speedriding are very similar sports; speed flying is when the speed wing is foot-launched, while speedriding is a winter sport done on skis.

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Paragliding Over the Swiss Alps from Lauterbrunnen

Float high over the Swiss Alps on this paragliding adventure from Lauterbrunnen. Flying tandem with an experienced pilot, soar over the alpine landscape of the Schilthorn and the Lauterbrunnen U-Valley. No experience is necessary; participants of all abilities are welcome. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Lauterbrunnen is included.

• Fly tandem with a professional pilot
• Get views of the Alps, Lauterbrunnen U-Valley, and Schilthorn
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Tandem Paragliding Experience from Interlaken

Paraglide above the Swiss Alp peaks on a tandem flight with transport from Interlaken. At the launch spot in Beatenberg, listen to a safety talk with a small group of no more than 10 people, and then take off with a guide. Gaze down at Lake Thun and the snowy summits of the Jungfrau as you soar above the alpine landscape; the views are as breathtaking as the flight.

• Paragliding experience from Interlaken Travel to Beatenberg in the foothills of the Swiss Alps
• Enjoy a feeling of weightlessness as you float through the air
• Small-group tour limited to 10 people ensures personal attention from your guide

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Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe

Interlaken, Switzerland

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How to use your voucher

Print out the voucher and exchange it at the chosen base station (Interlaken Ost, Grindelwald or Lauterbrunnen) for actual tickets.

• 100% snow all year round.
• Visit the Sphinx Observatory, located on the Jungfraujoch summit.
• Explore the Ice Palace.
• Visit the Alpine Sensation exhibition at the mountain.
• Head to the outdoor observation deck for unobstructed views.
• Travel independently at your own pace.

Not Suitable for

• Pregnant women
• People with serious health conditions or breathing issues

How to reach

Traditional Route by train: Interlaken-Grindelwald/Lauterbrunnen -Kleine Scheidegg - Eigergletscher - Jungfraujoch

New route via Cablecar and train : Interlaken - Grindelwald Terminal - Eigergletscher - Jungfraujoch.

You can take one way up and the other way down as you wish.

Know before you go

• You must print and exchange the voucher at Interlaken OST/Grindelwald or Lauterbunnen.
• This is an independent,self guided tour.
• In case of bad weather conditions such as rain, fog or snow, the train will run, but the view of the glacier and the mountain range will be limited and no refund will be provided for partially used vouchers.

Cancellation

15% cancellation for fully unused voucher.

Welcoming since

Mention an indicative date of travel when buying the exursion.

For Swiss Travel Pass holder Fare: Voucher can be exchanged and used on any one day duing the validity of the Swiss travel pass or before the validity date mentioned on the voucher whichever is earlier.

For Full Fare: Voucher can be exchanged and used on any one day before the validity date mentioned on the voucher.

About Jungfraujoch

Book your Jungfrau tickets with ease at just the click of a button. Enjoy discounts with a Swiss Travel Pass or a Eurail Pass. Your Jungfrau ticket includes: Return travel to Jungfrau through rail and all the free attractions at the top. Jungfrau tickets are e-tickets as well as physical tickets. So, once you confirm your booking, you can opt for either ticket option as per your convenience.

Jungfraujoch with Swiss Travel Pass

Jungfraujoch with Swiss Travel Pass comes at a discounted rate. Choose the option ‘With Swiss Pass’ for a Jungfrau ticket with Swiss Pass and add the number of passengers from the drop-down.

Make sure the date you select for Jungfrau is valid during your Swiss Pass. For example, if you bought an 8 days consecutive Swiss Pass which is valid from 1-8 January, then choose Jungfraujoch tickets between these dates only, or your Jungfrau ticket will not be accepted.

With a Swiss Travel Pass, not only you get Jungfrau tickets at a discount, but also your children under the age of 16 years get free tickets – just how the Swiss Pass works. So, select the children’s ticket from the option ‘Child between 0-16 yrs (with Family Card)’ while making the booking.

Jungfrau tickets with Swiss Pass is the same as full fare. You enjoy cogwheel train ride up to the top and visit Alpine Sensation, restaurants, observation deck, Ice Palace, and shopping areas.

• Children will not be allowed free entry if they aren’t accompanied by at least one parent.
• First Class and Second Class Pass: Your class of Swiss Pass will determine the class for Jungfraujoch tickets. For example, if you have chosen a second class Swiss Travel Pass , then your Jungfrau tickets will also be second class.
• Flexi Swiss Pass holders: A Flexi Swiss Travel Pass is valid for 30 days. So if you have chosen 4 days Flexi pass, then your Jungfrau tickets are also valid for 30 days. But the day you decide to visit will Jungfrau will be marked as one of the days on your Swiss Pass . So plan your trip to Jungfrau accordingly.
• A Jungfrau ticket is valid for one-time use only.
• Shopping, the food at the restaurants, and snow activities are not included in the price. You have to pay for them separately.

The new Eiger Express to Jungfraujoch

Travel on the Eiger Express tricable gondola, which transports you from Grindelwald Terminal to the Eiger Glacier station (Eigergletscher) in just 15 minutes.

The new Eiger Express gondola not only reduces the total travel duration to the top by 47 minutes, but also guarantees stunning views of the north face of the Eiger. Each of the 44 gondolas can accommodate 26 passengers which are enclosed with glass windows and heated seating arrangements to ensure a cosy journey along with great views.

The Grindelwald Terminal also offers a sports shop and a shopping center with popular Swiss brands for those who'd like to shop before or after the journey.

This new journey segment is included in your Jungfraujoch ticket and is available at the same cost. Passengers are required to take the train from Interlaken OST to the Grindelwald terminal, followed by the Eiger Express up to the Eiger Glacier Station, and the last segment to the top of Jungfrau by a cogwheel train.

Passengers can still take the traditional route from Interlaken OST / Grindelwald to Jungfraujoch by train.

Jungfrau Weather

Jungfraujoch’s weather is one of the coldest in Switzerland. The mountains are always blanketed with snow in every month of the year. Whether you plan to visit in February, June or December, Jungfrau’s weather will not disappoint you.

Jungfrau’s cold weather is one of the reasons why Jungfrau is among the most popular excursions in Switzerland.

How to reach Jungfraujoch

From Interlaken Ost station take a train to Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald. After this journey, change trains to reach Kleine Scheidegg. From Kleine Scheidegg, ride the Jungfrau Railway directly to Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe.

New Eiger express route: From Interlaken OST take the train to the Grindelwald terminal, followed by the tricable gondola on the Eiger Express up to the Eiger Glacier Station. The last segment to the top of Jungfrau is by a cogwheel train.

Interlaken - Lauterbrunnen - Kleine Scheidegg - Top of Jungfraujoch

Interlaken - Grindelwald - Kleine Scheidegg - Top of Jungfraujoch (Regular traditional route)

Fees: Entry Free

Opening times: 365 days a years

Ski & Snowboard Park

Experience snow sports at Jungfraujoch

The Top of Europe Shops

Indulge in shopping extravaganza at the highest peak in Europe.You can shop apparels, watches, chocolates, pocket knives, souvenir and much more.

Restaurants at the top Bollywood – An Indian Restaurant

Experience delectable Indian cuisine at the Top of Europe.

Opening times: Beginning of April until end of October

In Switzerland, eat like the locals. Indulge in special Swiss dishes at Jungfraujoch.

Delicious Swiss cuisine prepared at 4,158m just to keep you satiated even at the Top of Europe.

• Switzerland

• 1 Zurich City Tour
• 2 Lindt Home of chocolate
• 3 Swiss Transport Museum
• 4 Mt. pilatus
• 5 Mt. titlis
• 7 Harder kulm
• 8 Grindelwald First
• 9 Matterhorn glacier paradise
• 10 Glacier 3000
• 11 Aletsch Arena
• 12 Diavolezza
• 13 Swiss Miniatur
• 14 Charlie Chaplin's World
• 15 Schilthorn
• 16 Sunnegga

Duration: 3 hrs 15 mins

Luzern Interlaken Express

Duration: 1hr 50 mins

Duration: 5hr 30 mins

The slowest express train in the world

Duration: 7 hrs 30 mins

Bernina Express (train):4 h - 4 h 30 min

Bernina Express (Bus): 3 h

Things to do

Eiger express.

Get the best view of the famous Eiger North Face from the new Eiger Express gondola! The world's most modern tricable gondola takes you from Grindelwald to the Eiger Glacier in just 15 minutes.

A multimedia experience tour

Take a thrilling, multimedia journey back in time through over 100 years of history of the Jungfrau Railway, an alpine sensation.

Glacier Platform

A view as far as the Black Forest and the Vosges on one side, and the Aletsch Glacier comes into view on the other side, bordered by four-thousand-metre peaks. On the glacier platform you are guaranteed snow and ice 365 days a year.

On a mirror-smooth tour through a frosty world, you will discover enchanting sculptures in the niches of the Ice Palace. An eagle, penguin or bear, as though they had just turned to ice, appear quite natural.

Ski and Snowboard Park

Too hot in the lowlands? If lounging around in the sun is not your thing, Jungfraujoch is the place for you. At the Snow Fun Park, snow lovers can refresh themselves and give winter sports a try. In the hottest months, the temperatures on the Jungfraujoch are regularly above the zero degree limit.

Snow Park Opening times

Open from mid-May until mid-October

Daily from 10.00 to 16.30 h

There may be restrictions during bad weather.

Prices (In CHF per person)

The highest Lindt shop in the world offers an extensive range of the finest Lindt chocolate and provides exciting insights into chocolate production.

Alpine sensation

A shudder runs down the spine of whoever enters the 250 metre long corridor between the Sphinx Hall and Ice Palace. Not only because of the frosty temperatures, but also because of the sacrifices made by the miners to open up the Jungfraujoch to the railway. 30 memorial tablets bear witness to this. The music on the way also gives you goosebumps: It brings back to life the beginnings of the Jungfraubahn, together with the images from the time of the tourism visionaries. Even if visitors are more comfortable today than the miners were – they feel relieved when, at the end of the experience, they can pose in front of the giant snow globe and say: I made it!

Top of Europe Shop Jungfraujoch

Take a piece of Swissness home – find the perfect souvenir of your unique excursion into this high alpine glacier world at the souvenir store at 3,454 meters above sea level.

Restaurants

Aletsch, Crystal, Bollywood (Indian)

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FAQs On Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe

Can i book jungfraujoch tickets on your website.

Yes, book your Jungfrau tickets with ease and confidence at just the click of a button. Your Jungfrau ticket includes: return travel to Jungfraujoch and all the free attractions at the top.

Can I get discount on Jungfraujoch tickets?

You can avail discount on Jungfraujoch tickets if you are holding a valid Swiss Travel Pass or a Eurail Pass.

What activities can I avail of with the Jungfraujoch excursion ticket?

You enjoy the amazing journey to the top and attractions like the Alpine Sensation, Observation deck and the Ice Palace.

How do I reach Jungfraujoch?

You can reach the Jungfraujoch via train or via a train and cableway combination

The train journey can be via 2 routes

Interlaken – Lauterbrunnen - Kleine Scheidegg - Jungfraujoch

Interlaken – Grindelwald - Kleine Scheidegg - Jungfraujoch

The train and cableway combination route is

Train from Interlaken to Grindelwald - cableway from Grindelwald to Eigergletscher station - train from Eigergletscher to Jungfraujoch.

Is my excursion voucher valid on the train route and the cable car route?

Yes, you can choose to travel with the traditional train route or the new Eiger Express cabins with the SWISStours Jungfrau excursion voucher.

How much time does it takes to reach Jungfraujoch?

By train from Interlaken - 2 hours 6 mins

By train from Grindelwald - 1 hour 26 mins

By Eiger Express cableway from Grindelwald – 45 minutes

Are there different classes of train travel?

There are two classes First & Second Class. Your class of Swiss Pass or Eurail Pass will determine the class you are entitled to. if you have chosen a second-class Swiss Travel Pass or Eurail Pass , then your Jungfrau tickets will also be second class.

How much time do I need to visit Jungfraujoch?

We recommend at least 5–6 hours to allow a reasonable amount of time to spend on the Jungfraujoch.

Is the excursion open all year round?

Yes, the Jungfraujoch excursion is open 365 days a year.

Is a fixed date required to book Jungfraujoch?

Although you have to enter a date whilst booking on our site, the SWISStours Jungfrau Voucher will be open dated. You have the flexibility of using the voucher within the validity of your Swiss Travel Pass or the date of validity mentioned on it.

What kind of ticket does an infant and child require?

Kids under 6 years of age always travel free. Kids aged 6 to under 16 pay the child fare or travel free with parents holding a Swiss Travel Pass or at a reduced rate with the Eurail Pass.

Will there be snow?

A trip to the Jungfraujoch guarantees snow all year round.

Are there restaurants at the Jungfraujoch?

Yes, you have a choice of restaurants at the Jungfraujoch. You can choose a coffee bar, self-service restaurant, a la carte dining and even an Indian Bollywood themed restaurant.

• Note Rates valid till Dec 14, 2024
• Operational days Excursion operates all year round.
• Cancellation A cancellation penalty of 15% will apply on totally unutilised voucher, unless stamped and signed by the mountain authority personnel in circumstances of excursions being closed due to bad weather.
• Must Read 2 seasonal rates apply. The voucher will be valid till the end of the chosen season only. Season 1: 1st Jan - 31st May & 1st Sep - 31st Oct & 1st Nov - 9th Dec Season 2: 1st Jun - 31st Aug Please ensure that you choose the correct date / rate to ensure that your voucher is accepted for travel. Any mismatch in chosen rate / date can result in your voucher being rejected. For example, if you have chosen a travel date of 29th May and your voucher is valid till 31st May (end of season 1), then you cannot present the voucher for travel on 2nd June, the same will not be accepted for travel

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How to Get From Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen

• May 26, 2023 December 12, 2023

Last Updated on December 12, 2023 by Darla

Located in an idyllic valley surrounded by waterfalls is  Lauterbrunnen . In fact, the whole area is a valley with 72 waterfalls. Lauterbrunnen is a great place to take a break and explore the Jungfrau region.

Lauterbrunnen  is a little village at the bottom of a U-shaped valley in Switzerland. Many of the residents of this valley come from Lötschental, the adjacent valley in Valais. It was said that a road passed between Eiger and Mönch on the way to Valais. Some say the heights used to be much milder and more fertile.

Taking the train from Lauterbrunnen, you can reach Wengen’s sunny car-free terrace as well as Kleine Scheidegg. You can change trains at Kleine Scheidegg to go to Jungfraujoch. 

There’s another beautiful mountain resort called Mürren across the valley from Wengen. It’s easy to get to from Lauterbrunnen. From Mürren, you can also reach Schilthorn (Piz Gloria).

Logistical concerns come up inevitably. Particularly for those who want to travel by rail in Switzerland, there are several specifics concerning  train travel . In this article, we will discuss the train journey from Lucerne to Lauterbrunnen.  How do you get from Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen? Can you drive in your car to Lauterbrunnen?  Find out more.

It is quite easy to get from Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen. Two direct trains operate every hour between Interlaken Ost and Lauterbrunnen . However, if you’re traveling to or from Interlaken West, you’ll need to transfer to a connecting train at Interlaken Ost.

Trains leave from Interlaken Ost to Lauterbrunnen every 5 and 35 minutes past the hour.

How Long Does the Train From Interlaken To Lauterbrunnen Take?

The following table shows the  train ride duration  from  Interlaken to  Lauterbrunnen (updated December 2023):

Is the Train From Interlaken to  Lauterbrunnen  Scenic?

Although the trains do not have big panoramic windows like the Bernina Express  and  Glacier Express , the scenery going to Lauterbrunnen is very picturesque.

Other Scenic Trains

In case you would like to check out other scenic trains, then there are three recommended below. These are the  Golden Pass Line ,  the   Glacier Express ,  and   the   Bernina Express .

Your other options in detail are the following:

• Golden Pass  – The Golden Pass departs from Lucerne. You would take a train from Zurich to Lucerne, then change to Interlaken. This is sometimes referred to as the east end of this route. The Golden Pass has panorama coaches and is scenic.
• Glacier Express  –  Glacier Express  is a long journey that starts from Zermatt, home of Matterhorn. It then traverses 291 bridges and 91 tunnels before stopping in St. Moritz. Zermatt and St. Moritz are beautiful mountain resorts worthy of a longer stay. The  Glacier Express  passes by several idyllic mountain villages.
• Bernina Express  –  Bernina Express  is another train route that begins in  Chur . Chur is the oldest alpine city in Switzerland and is worth visiting. This train route spans 196 bridges. It goes through 55 tunnels and passes 20 beautiful villages in Switzerland. 

How Much Will the Train Ticket From Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen Cost?

As of the time of writing (updated December 2023), here are the train ticket prices from Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen:

Do You Need a Seat Reservation on the Train?

No, there is no need to reserve a spot on the train. But you can always add this option if that is your wish.

Am I Allowed to Travel From Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen?

Yes, there are currently no restrictions for traveling from Lucerne to Lauterbrunnen.

Does Lauterbrunnen Have a Train Station?

Yes, there is a train station in Lauterbrunnen. The trains in Lauterbrunnen go to Interlaken Ost, Wengen and Kleine Scheidegg. The office at the train station is open daily from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM. On Sundays, it opens at 8:00 AM.

Nearby is the Lauterbrunnen bus station where buses leave for Stechelberg, Camping Jungfrau, and Isenfluh.

Is Lauterbrunnen Car-Free?

No, unlike nearby Wengen, Lauterbrunnen is not car-free. You can park your car at the Lauterbrunnen Valley Terminal. They have a total of 975 parking spaces there.

If you would like to find the best car rental deals in Switzerland, check out Rentalcars.com . Reviews and comments help you find the right car in the right place for the right price. Also, it’s the world’s leading car rental app. You can compare cars and get the best deal by going to Rentalcars.com .

On the other hand, the nearby villages of Wengen and Mürren are car-free. As you cannot take your car to these two villages, you will have to park it at the Lauterbrunnen Valley Terminal . From the Lauterbrunnen Valley Terminal, you will have to take public transportation to either Wengen or Mürren (via Grütschalp or Stechelberg) .

How Do You Get Around in Lauterbrunnen?

Lauterbrunnen is a small village and you can easily walk everywhere. However, if you want to travel to different destinations, there are many train and bus connections from the Lauterbrunnen Train and Bus Stations.

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Darla is the owner of TouringSwitzerland.com. Her home is in the German-speaking part of Switzerland. Having lived almost 20 years in Switzerland, she's traveled extensively all over the country. Darla's favorite regions to visit in Switzerland include Engadin, Lake Geneva, Bernese Oberland, Ticino, and Valais. She loves spending time with her family, hiking, visiting museums, and reading books.

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