Lakes, valleys and some of the most famous Alps in Switzerland
Between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz lies the most photographed part of the Swiss Alps. Interlaken opens the way to Lauterbrunnen and its 72 waterfalls, Grindelwald sits at the foot of the Eiger, Mürren keeps the feel of a car-free alpine village, and the Jungfraujoch leads to the highest railway station in Europe. One destination with three different days inside it.
Between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, Interlaken is the gateway to the Bernese Oberland. From here the region opens towards Lauterbrunnen, Grindelwald, First and the Jungfraujoch, the Top of Europe, home to the highest railway station on the continent, at 3,454 m.
Lauterbrunnen lies between rock walls rising hundreds of metres on both sides, in a valley with 72 waterfalls. In the middle of the village, the Staubbach drops 297 metres in front of the houses. It is the landmark of the valley, and it carries the most water in early summer. From here you also reach Wengen and Mürren.
The Eiger closes the horizon and never lets you forget where you are. At First, 2,168 m up, walkways bolted to the cliff and adventure activities put you above the mountains; near the village, the glacier gorge shows the force that carved this valley. In winter, Grindelwald becomes one of the great snow regions of the Oberland.
Mürren is reached only by cable car or mountain train: there is no road for cars. Above it, the Schilthorn at 2,970 m, with the Piz Gloria revolving restaurant that became a Bond set in 1969 and the view straight onto the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
Choose how you want to experience the Jungfrau Region.
10 h
Day tour
Heart of the Alps
12 h
Day tour
Above the Clouds
10 h
Day tour
Where the Car Stops
