Tours and Tickets by Jungfraujoch
Swiss Alps Day Trip from Zurich: Jungfraujoch and Bernese Oberland
A journey to the UNESCO-listed Jungfraujoch mountain is well worth the views, but it can be quite the hassle planning your visit. A guided day trip is the easiest way to visit Switzerland’s must-see mountaintop, with additional pit stops at Interlaken and Grindelwald for a deeper look at Bernese Oberland culture. Plus, you're sure to stay comfortable in any weather during your ride from and to Zurich in a climate-controlled vehicle.
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The Travel Couple - Chathu & Ishanka wrote a review Oct 4
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Highlight of our swiss trip. Absolutely breathtaking views of snowy mountains from here. You can easily reach here by the cog wheel train without having to climb a tiny bit. We took the train to Grindenwald terminal from interlaken and then took the gondola ride to eigergleschter Station where you could get on the cog wheel train which will do the last bit of the journey though a tunnel. The views from the top are really amazing. You can take the walking track towards the eiger mountain as well. Temperatures can be very low. So come prepared with warm clothes. There's a tunnel through the glacier with beautiful ice sculptures which is also a nice experience. …
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Date of experience: September 2021
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Jungfraujoch, Top of Europe has one of the most spectacular views ever. We stayed in Wilderwil which is a 15-minute drive from Grindelwald village ( station from which we head to Jungfraujoch). We reached Grindelwald at 10 am and I would recommend all visitors to try and get there as early in the day as possible for the best views. There is a parkplatz (Parking lot) inside the Grindelwald terminal and the parking rate is fairly economic. Once inside, there are both manual and automatic booking stations that help us book either the Jungfrau Railway (train) or Eiger express (cable car). We took the Eiger-express which was a 10 - 12 minute cable car ride to Eiger Glacier. From Eiger Glacier the only way to Jungfraujoch is a train. The train ride was pretty boring with absolutely no views since the entire trip is through a tunnel in the mountain. Once we reach the top, we can either proceed through the Alpine experience ( a multimedia experience tour) or have some fun in the snow,…
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Date of experience: October 2021
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Fantastic views from.the highest point in Europe. The journey here and the tour including the ice Palace and the Peak are fantastic. This is a must visit attraction.
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Date of experience: September 2021
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Thank you very much for your great feedback, your jungfrau.ch-Team
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Review of: 3 Day Jungfrau Travel Pass
Jungfrau is incredible and with a little planning, whilst expensive the 3 day pass is very good value for money - particularly with the SBB half price ticket (If people are visiting Switzerland for longer and taking other train trips get do get this pass as well as the saving on the Jungfrau 3 day pass virtually pays for it and all the trains, boats etc are then half price. Whilst very happy with the pass and what was seen over 3 days a little disappointed in the actual Jungfraujoch experience - very expensive (although covered of course by the pass), with the entire train journey in the tunnel. Seat reservation a complete waste of money as no organisation at ether terminal for this extra CHF10. The views at the top good but not a huge amount to do other than spend money in the shops (Standard Swiss products) and restaurants - no outside seating which is disappointing. The static tour is very average and does not hold much attention. For a better top of Europe experience would definitely recommend Grindlewald First where there is more activities and without a pass much more reasonable than the Jungfraujoch.…
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Date of experience: September 2021
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There is absolutely loads todo at “the top of Europe” - it is accessed via a train which climbs the steep mountain mostly through a tunnel under the mountain. You have five minutes at each stop to take pictures of the stunning views. Once at the top, you are guided around a “tour” route which includes panoramic views of the snow covered mountains, a tunnel of wood carvings, an ice palace, an area where you can sit and take in the views from a deck chair with a champagne and walking activities. There is also a lindt shop and experience and lots of restaurants. At 130 francs for a ticket, including the train, it is not a cheap trip but worth it in my opinion……
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Date of experience: September 2021
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