The village was extremely busy, especially with the viewpoint of the waterfalls and the church. There was a long lineup to take photos in there. But, hearing the cow bells while soaking in the views got me chills! What was just seen in Instagram was something I saw with my two very own eyes, and pictures didn't do justice! It's totally worth seeing it in person! One thing to watch out though, since it's in the valley, the illumination of the falls will depend on the sun's angle, which can make or break the view. I tried during sunrise, and it looked like the falls were dry.

I stayed in Interlaken,so it was quite near going to Lauterbrunnen.From Interlaken West,i went by train to Lauterbrunnen. From Lauterbrunnen station,I wanted to see Murren,so I went to Grutschalp,and by cable car to Murren. If you go to Lauterbrunnen,don't skip Murren..it was beautiful village too. I walked through the Murren village and then by cable car to Gimmelwald and Stechelberg,and by bus to Lauterbrunnen. I stopped one stop before the train station,and walked to the Staubbach waterfall...and walked till the train station..Really beautiful village

The town with a series of water falls decorating it, was one of the most attractive towns we had the opportunity to visit. Lauterbrunnen valley that we saw was a relatively narrow strip of land bordered by two major cliffs, one of which was rich with the natural water features. Just outside the bustling village centre with cafes and tourist activity the road led us to very green pasture fields and open space with Swiss Alps with snowcapped peaks just ahead of it. Travel to Lauterbrunnen was easy taking the train from Interlaken hopping into the segment that traveled to Lauterbrunnen. It was a pretty relaxing area with extremely fresh air and peaceful atmosphere where we enjoyed every moment of our visit.

Lauterbrunnen is a quaint village in the valley with soaring cliffs of the Alps on all sides. We took a train from Luzern to Lauterbraunnen. The train trip was very scenic with views of beautiful lakes, mountains and waterfalls. If you have an extra day, a trip to this village is worth your time. There are a handful of good restaurants and some shops. It is also a great place to hike.

What a gorgeous little village. My partner and I stayed a few nights and we also did day trips to other parts close by. I do recommend but just make sure you are respectful of the residents- it is their home! Research what the countries rules are for parking/driving/transport etc and please be kind to other tourists!