5°Clear
8° / 3°
Intermittent clouds7° / 2°Mostly clear8° / 0°Clear7° / 1°Clear8° / 2°Clear7° / 0°Mostly clear5° / -1°Discover the most popular places to stay in Murren, complete with recommendations from fellow travelers and special hotel offers
Guest User: The double balcony is full of snow-capped mountains, the scenery is unbeatable, the room is OK, the service is good, the breakfast is simple and filling, the location is at the deepest part of the street, a little far
Eggli 954B
From TRY 5,463
Guest User: It was a great stay at the hotel, and the serves very good breakfasts. The only thing is that it’s a car free town. We took the 4 minutes cable car up. The hotel sent buggy to pick us
1086 Höhenmatte
Guest User: Very comfortable and nice view from the room and also restaurant. Staff are nice and helpful. Good location for all activities
Rauft 1068
From TRY 10,239
Guest User: Very very good! Be sure to book a room facing the mountain. At first I thought it was an old and run-down mountaineering hotel, but it was actually very exquisite. The amenities were from L'Occitane, and the hotel's internal facilities were also new, much better than what the photos showed. The hotel facilities were also very convenient, with a swimming pool and a gym. I was given a large piece of chocolate when I checked out!
Ägerten 1079C
From TRY 14,843
Guest User: The room is small, facing the street, opposite the supermarket, convenient to buy things, breakfast is relatively simple, there is a yogurt is delicious, the front desk is not very warm, but we praised her beautiful attitude is much better.
Lus 1027
Guest User: The apartment was very clean and had a wonderful view of the mountains. The kitchen was equipped with everything (Nespresso machine, raclette oven, toaster, kettle, dishwashing liquid, tabs, oil, vinegar, salt, pepper, spices, toy box, etc.). The apartmen
Guest User: My mother and I stayed in this lovely chalet to celebrate her 80th birthday on this once-in-a-lifetime trip of mother and daughter to Switzerland. It was a wonderful apartment with amazing views of the Lauterbrunnen Valley and surrounding village of Murre
Want to eat like a local? Don't miss out on these top Murren dishes and foodie spots.
🍂 20 DAYS. 3 COUNTRIES. ONE LEGENDARY ALPINE ADVENTURE. Ready to experience Europe’s most mind-blowing mountain routes—no car needed? Let’s go! 🚆🏔️ This all-public transport itinerary is straight-up a dream: Austria to Switzerland to the French Alps, maxing out on historic towns, crystal-clear lakes, golden forests, dramatic valleys, and snow-capped peaks. Here’s the vibe: 🇦🇹 DAYS 1–5 — AUSTRIA Salzburg → Hallstatt → Zell am See → Innsbruck Get lost in old-town magic, stroll through storybook lakeside villages, and soak up those jaw-dropping Alpine views. Basics: Salzburg Main Train Station (Südtiroler Platz 7, 5020 Salzburg); Hallstatt accessible via train/ferry combo from Attnang-Puchheim; Zell am See Bahnhofplatz 1, 5700 Zell am See; Innsbruck Hbf, Südtiroler Pl. 7, 6020 Innsbruck. Trains run early till late—check trip.com for ticket times and best deals! 🇨🇭 DAYS 6–9 — APPENZELL + LUCERNE Appenzell → Lucerne → Rigi → Engelberg → Titlis Glide past golden villages, take in those Lake Lucerne scenes (absolutely insane at sunset!), and reach snow-sparkled summits—yep, autumn snow is real here. Tip: Appenzeller Bahnen and Zentralbahn are your go-to lines. Lucerne’s main station: Bahnhofplatz, 6003 Luzern. Mount Rigi + Titlis: both reachable by scenic train + cable car combos. 🇨🇭 DAY 10 — LAKE BRIENZ Lucerne → Lungern → Brienz → Interlaken Get ready for unreal turquoise water at Lake Brienz, plus cute villages (hello, Iseltwald!). Hit up the Lake Brienz ferry or flex with PostBus 103 for smooth connections. 🇨🇭 DAYS 11–13 — JUNGFRAU REGION Grindelwald → Wengen → Lauterbrunnen → Mürren → Gimmelwald → Schilthorn This place is giving: mountain villages, epic waterfalls, views for daaaays from the Schilthorn. All destinations are train/cable car accessible from Interlaken Ost—with Lauterbrunnen as the hub! 🇨🇭 DAYS 14–15 — BERNESE OBERLAND Kandersteg & Oeschinensee → Adelboden Dreamy lake alert at Oeschinensee (so Instagrammable), plus golden valleys. Kandersteg and Adelboden linked by bus (PostBus)—Oeschinensee is a quick cable car from Kandersteg station. 🇨🇭 DAYS 16–17 — GSTAAD + GLACIER 3000 Interlaken → Spiez → Zweisimmen → Gstaad → Col-du-Pillon → Glacier 3000 Swap autumn valleys for high-altitude snow! Ride the iconic GoldenPass trains, jump on a PostBus to Col-du-Pillon, then soar up Glacier 3000 by cable car. 🇫🇷 DAYS 18–20 — CHAMONIX Gstaad → Montreux → Martigny → Chamonix Hop the scenic route to legendary Chamonix, ready to lose your mind at Aiguille du Midi and the Montenvers train to Mer de Glace glacier! Chamonix station: 35 Place de la Gare, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc, France. 🍁 WHY GO IN AUTUMN? Think golden forests, nowhere-near-summer crowds, crisp mountain air, and maybe even magical early snowfalls. October hits different in the Alps! ✨ Heads-up! Mountain lifts/boats/attractions sometimes chill out (aka: close or have limited hours) end of October. Always check trip.com for up-to-date timetables before you go—don’t get caught out! This 20-day/3-country/alpine epicness uses ONLY public transport. No car, no stress, just vibes. 👟🌄 Save this guide for your next Euro autumn bucket list trip!
Autumn in Switzerland is far more stunning than you can imagine. Mountains covered in colorful forests paired with snow-capped peaks and lakes—every frame is like an oil painting. Late September–late October is the golden time for autumn foliage. 📌Travel basics 📍Swiss Alps Recommended duration: 7 days Best time to visit: Late September–late October, when the autumn foliage is at its peak Physical difficulty: ⭐⭐⭐ Clothing: Dress in layers. There is a huge temperature difference between day and night in the mountains, so bring a windbreaker and hiking shoes 🚗Transportation Two main ways to travel: by car or with a Swiss Travel Pass. Trains between mountain towns are reliable; driving on alpine roads offers stunning views, but be aware of the winding mountain roads. 🗺️Itinerary | Efficient route Wengen → Lauterbrunnen → Meiringen → Lungern → Canton Schwyz → Blausee → Iseltwald → Lavertezzo → La Froda Waterfall → Sonogno → Klausen Pass ✨Must-visit spots Wengen A car-free fairytale town wrapped in golden larches in autumn, it is a great starting point for viewing the Jungfrau in autumn. Lauterbrunnen The valley is covered in gold in autumn, with 72 waterfalls set against yellow leaves, creating a perfect atmosphere. Meiringen A pilgrimage site for Sherlock Holmes fans, featuring colorful Alpine scenery and the majestic Reichenbach Falls nearby. Lungern Lake Lungern is jade green, with colorful forests reflected in the water, quiet as a paradise. Canton Schwyz Rich autumn colors in the hills and forests, an authentic Swiss pastoral secret spot. Blausee A dreamy blue lake surrounded by autumn forests, with dappled light and shadow, like a fairyland. Iseltwald An exquisite village on Lake Brienz, famous for "Crash Landing on You," with gentle and healing autumn scenery by the lake. Lavertezzo A treasure spot in the Verzasca Valley, featuring an iconic Roman bridge with green water and brilliant autumn leaves on both banks. La Froda Waterfall Abundant water in autumn, with rushing waterfalls paired with colorful mountains, perfect for photography. Sonogno An ancient stone village deep in the valley, surrounded by autumn leaves, a treasure for hikers and photographers. Klausen Pass The alpine road is covered with golden larch forests on both sides, offering wide and magnificent views of the continuous snow-capped mountains. 🎡Unique experiences Driving on alpine roads to chase autumn colors Hiking in the mountains to enjoy colorful forests and snow-capped peaks up close Sitting by the lake, watching the colorful forests reflected in the water Strolling through valley towns, experiencing the slow life of the Swiss countryside 🎫Ticket prices Most mountain towns and roads are free; some lakes and waterfall scenic spots charge a small entrance fee. Prices fluctuate between off-peak and peak seasons in mountain areas. 🍜Local food 1. Restaurant Steinbock | In Lauterbrunnen town, 3-minute walk Cheese fondue, a classic flavor of the Alps Must-try specialties Swiss cheese board, air-dried beef, apple strudel, mulled wine 🏨Hotel recommendations Chez Léchot Im Bergdorf Isenfluh (Lauterbrunnen homestay) Hotel des Alpes (Wengen town) 🎒Essentials Windproof warm jacket, hiking shoes, sunglasses, sunscreen, thermos 💡Travel tips ✅ There is a huge temperature difference between day and night in the mountains. It is warm during the day but very cold in the early morning and evening, so be sure to dress in layers. ✅ We recommend traveling by train or car to enjoy the autumn scenery, as you can stop anytime along the way. ✅ This homestay in Lauterbrunnen has windows facing the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau, and it is about a 10-minute drive to Wengen and Mürren. ✅ Some mountain roads and bus schedules may be reduced in autumn, so check transportation information before you go. Golden larches, clear lakes, and towering snow-capped mountains all in one frame. Autumn in Switzerland brings the fairytale world into reality.
Just got back. I spent my entire 13-day vacation in Switzerland. No rushing through multiple countries, sleeping in every day—the pace was just right. 📍 Overview Located in the Alps, featuring snow-capped mountains, lakes, and cliffside towns. The entire trip was connected by the Swiss Travel Pass, perfect for travelers looking for deep relaxation. 🗺️ Itinerary Day 1: Geneva → Montreux → Zermatt → Mürren → Lungern → Lucerne → Zurich Tip: Scenic trains are popular. Book at least 90 days in advance. ✨ Highlights Open your window to views of snow-capped mountains. The five-lake hike is incredibly photogenic. Taking the cogwheel train to the summit makes for a relaxed, non-tiring schedule. 🍜 Local specialties Cheese fondue (buy ingredients at Coop), Lindt chocolate (Bahnhofstrasse, Zurich), and grilled sausage (Lucerne Old Town). 🏨 Accommodation recommendations 1. Scenic area guesthouse: Hotel Bella Vista Zermatt, super convenient walking distance to the Matterhorn viewing platform. 2. City hotel: Hotel Schweizerhof Luzern, right next to the Lucerne train station, making transfers a breeze. 🎒 Travel essentials 1. Protection: High-SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, waterproof jacket. 2. Small items: Type J adapter, credit card, coin purse. 💡 Practical tips 1. The pass pays for itself after 4–5 intercity trips. 2. Have sunglasses ready for high-altitude photos. 3. Wear non-slip shoes for hiking and stay safe. 4. Follow the plastic bottle refund policy when buying water at supermarkets. Give your heart to the Alps and leave the rest to the scenery. This slow trip was worth it.
If there is one place that makes you feel, “This is it… the Switzerland of my dreams,” Lauterbrunnen is undoubtedly at the top of the list. 🤍 This valley is cradled by towering cliffs, the Swiss Alps, lush meadows, and no fewer than 72 waterfalls, with the iconic Staubbach Falls serving as the village’s signature landmark. It is also the primary gateway for heading up to mountain villages like Mürren and Wengen, as well as continuing your journey to Schilthorn. ⸻ 📍 8 Must-Visit Spots in Lauterbrunnen 01 | Lauterbrunnen Valley 🏔️ The heart of this zone. Take a stroll through the valley to admire the high cliffs, waterfalls, and up-close views of the Alps. Route: Lauterbrunnen → Stechelberg is approximately 8 km, taking about 2 hours at a steady, leisurely pace. 02 | Staubbach Falls 💦 The quintessential image of Lauterbrunnen. The water cascades from a cliff nearly 300 meters high and is visible from all around the village. It is one of the most iconic photo spots in the valley. 03 | Trümmelbach Falls 🌊 A unique highlight because these waterfalls flow *inside* the mountain. Glacier meltwater from the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau surges through mountain caverns and rock galleries, creating a series of powerful, thunderous subterranean falls. 04 | Mürren 🌿 A car-free mountain village. Its charm lies in its peaceful atmosphere, traditional Swiss chalets, and stunning views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau peaks. Perfect for a relaxed stroll to soak in the views without any rush. 05 | Wengen 🏡 Another incredibly charming mountain village. Wengen is also car-free, perched on a mountain terrace high above Lauterbrunnen. It offers spectacular views over the valley, especially the famous perspective looking down toward Staubbach Falls. 06 | Schilthorn – Piz Gloria 🚠 A summit standing at 2,970 meters. The top offers a 360° panoramic view of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau, complete with a revolving restaurant made famous by the James Bond film. 🎬 2026 Update: The SCHILTHORNBAHN 20XX cable car renovation project is now complete. The new system for the Birg–Schilthorn section has been fully operational since April 2, 2026. 07 | Gimmelwald 🌲 A small mountain hamlet that offers a truly authentic, rustic Swiss feel. With its wooden chalets, meadows, and mountain vistas, it’s the perfect spot for those looking to escape the busier tourist hubs. 08 | Mürrenbach Falls 💧 Another of the valley’s massive waterfalls. It cascades down the Mürrenfluh cliff and can be seen from various points in the valley, especially along the route to Stechelberg and Mürren. ⸻ 🗺️ If you have 1 day Lauterbrunnen → Staubbach Falls → Trümmelbach Falls → Mürren This route is perfect for those who want a mix of: 💦 Waterfalls 🏔️ Alpine Views 🏡 Mountain Villages 🗺️ If you have 2 days Add Wengen + Schilthorn This allows you to see Lauterbrunnen from every angle—from the valley floor to the mountain villages and up to the nearly 3,000-meter summit. ⸻ 📸 Photography spots you shouldn't miss ✨ Lauterbrunnen Valley — For valley and cliff views ✨ Staubbach Falls — The classic Lauterbrunnen shot ✨ Wengen — For the high-angle view looking down into the valley ✨ Mürren — For the Eiger–Mönch–Jungfrau backdrop ✨ Schilthorn — For panoramic mountain vistas ⸻ 💡 Summary Lauterbrunnen is more than just waterfalls. It is the gateway to a world of mountain villages, cogwheel trains, cable cars, glaciers, and the majestic Alps. If you want a Swiss experience that combines natural beauty, charming villages, and mountain adventures, Lauterbrunnen is a zone where you should plan to spend at least 1–2 days. 🇨🇭🤍
Stroll through the car-free mountain towns of Mürren and Wengen, where there is no traffic noise. Wooden chalets nestle against the snowy peaks, and multiple hiking trails wind through the hills. The summer breeze carries the fresh scent of grass and trees. Look up to see the peaks of the Jungfrau massif. Walk slowly and enjoy the peaceful, healing mountain time of the Alps. Travel tips 1. Strict vehicle access rules Private cars are completely banned in both towns. If driving yourself, park at the Lauterbrunnen or Stechelberg parking lots, then transfer to the cogwheel train or cable car to go up the mountain. Large luggage can only be transported by hotel electric shuttle carts, so it’s best to bring a lightweight rolling suitcase. Holders of the Swiss Travel Pass can ride the public mountain transport for free. Check schedules on the SBB website before traveling. 2. Essential hiking details Daytime temperatures in the mountains during summer range from 11–15℃. There is a large temperature difference between day and night, and the weather changes frequently. Wear non-slip hiking shoes and a windproof light jacket. Bring sunscreen and a portable raincoat. Always stay on marked trails. Do not step on alpine wildflowers or enter meadow protection zones, as these are strictly protected areas within the UNESCO World Heritage site. 3. Accommodation and booking reminders July and August are peak tourist months. Book wooden chalets and scenic restaurants at least 1–2 months in advance. The town’s shopping area is small and compact, and shops close early in the evening. It’s advisable to buy drinking water and snacks ahead of time. 4. Courtesy and drone restrictions Drone flights are prohibited throughout the entire Jungfrau heritage area, including cable car stations and village centers. Keep the mountains quiet and do not disturb cattle or sheep. Carry out all trash and follow the environmental regulations of the Alpine region. 5. Mountain activity insurance advice If you plan to try cliff hiking or high-altitude experiences, most standard travel insurance does not cover mountain rescue. You must purchase a separate travel insurance plan that includes Swiss REGA mountain rescue coverage. Mountain rescue costs are expensive if paid out of pocket.
In-depth Alps travel guide | Swiss mountain meadows + Austrian lakeside dual route Itinerary overview (6 days 5 nights, Interlaken, Switzerland + Hallstatt, Austria) This route connects two core Alpine landscapes: the meadows and snowy mountains of the Swiss Jungfrau region and the cliffside valleys and lakes, paired with the Austrian lakeside town listed as a World Heritage site. The itinerary covers all the scenes shown in the pictures, with a relaxed pace, perfect for nature lovers. Day 1 Arrive in Interlaken, stroll around Grindelwald Getting there Land in Zurich or Geneva, take the Swiss Federal Railways train directly to Interlaken East station, then transfer to a 30-minute bus to Grindelwald. Explore the town on foot and by sightseeing train. Scenic highlights (corresponding to images 3 and 4) Grindelwald is a meadow village at the foot of the Jungfrau, with gentle slopes of light green grass dotted with traditional wooden chalets. Centuries-old Alpine homes spread along the mountain, with the Eiger’s rock face clearly visible in the distance. This is a classic Alpine farming area where herders have grazed livestock on the slopes since the Middle Ages. The mountain railway tracks were built in the 19th century. Accommodation Choose a wooden hillside guesthouse with a private viewing terrace. Room types include double cabins and family duplexes. Open your window in the morning to see snowy meadows. Average price is 800–1,300 CNY per night, including a European breakfast. Food and drink 1. Lunch: local Alpine cheese fondue with roasted potatoes and dried beef, paired with sparkling apple wine 2. Dinner: roasted Alpine mountain pork chop at a wooden chalet farmhouse restaurant, served with handmade mashed potatoes Local features Mountain hiking trails, cowbells, handcrafted wooden chalet decorations, wildflowers covering the slopes in summer. Day 2 Lauterbrunnen valley + Mürren village Getting there Take a 20-minute bus from Grindelwald to Lauterbrunnen, then a cable car to the top of Mürren. Hike the valley for about 3 hours. Scenic highlights (corresponding to the lower half of image 2 and upper half of image 5) Lauterbrunnen is known as the waterfall valley, with 100-meter limestone cliffs on both sides and 72 waterfalls cascading down the rock faces. At the valley bottom lies a centuries-old village. In the 18th century, it was a retreat for hermits. Surrounded by mountains, it forms a natural wind shelter. From afar, you can see the Jungfrau, Mönch, and Eiger peaks together. Mürren is a car-free mountain village with colorful wooden houses nestled among spruce forests. Accommodation Return to Interlaken for the night. Stay at a lakeside chain hotel by Lake Thun, convenient for the next day’s travel. Food and drink The valley restaurant specializes in freshwater trout and creamy mushroom pasta. Enjoy handmade herbal ice cream for dessert. Features Waterfall hiking routes, cliffside viewing platforms, alpine lavender souvenirs. Day 3 Jungfrau + Lake Lungern Getting there Take the Jungfrau mountain railway from Interlaken East station. It takes 2 hours to reach the summit. In the afternoon, take a sightseeing train to Lake Lungern. Scenic highlights (corresponding to the four-grid image 1 and image 6) The Jungfrau stands at 4,158 meters, a famous Alpine glacier peak. The mountain railway was fully completed in 1912. The summit is permanently covered in snow and ice. Lake Lungern’s water is emerald blue, surrounded by colorful lakeside wooden houses. Snow-capped mountains reflect on the lake surface. It’s a lesser-known alpine lake secret, with gentle lakeside trails perfect for walking. Accommodation Stay in a lakeside vacation cabin with a lake view terrace. Watch the sunset over the snowy mountains in the evening. Includes buffet breakfast and dinner. Food and drink At the mountaintop viewing restaurant, try cheese-baked potatoes. At the lakeside restaurant, enjoy fried lake fish with lemon sauce, paired with local apple pie. Features Glacier viewing platform, mountain post office for postcards, cycling around the lake. Day 4 Finish Switzerland, head to Hallstatt, Austria Getting there Take an early cross-border train. After 4 hours, arrive in Salzburg, then transfer to a 1-hour bus directly to Hallstatt. Scenic highlights (corresponding to images 7–10, all lakeside scenes) Hallstatt is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage site with 7,000 years of human habitation. In ancient times, it was a major salt mining center, built along the mountain by Lake Hallstatt. Steep cliffs with stacked colorful wooden houses, lakeside wooden boathouses, and the pointed Protestant church are iconic scenes. The lake water is clear year-round, with swans often swimming during the day. Accommodation Stay in a vintage lakeside guesthouse in town. The century-old building has been converted into a guesthouse, preserving original wooden beams. Open your window to see the mountains and lake. Book at least 1 month in advance during peak season. Food and drink 1. Lunch: traditional Austrian roasted pork knuckle with sauerkraut and potatoes, paired with local wheat beer 2. Afternoon tea: Salzburg cake at a lakeside dessert shop, paired with hot cocoa 3. Dinner: steamed lake whitefish with herb potato salad Features Millennium-old salt mine underground tours, colorful lakeside streets for photo ops, handmade salt crystal souvenirs. Day 5 In-depth Hallstatt exploration Getting there Walk around the entire town. Optionally take the mountain cable car to the viewing platform for panoramic views of the town, lake, and mountains. Scenic highlights Flower-filled colorful uphill streets, cliffside forests surrounding the village, morning lake mist creating a magical atmosphere. The salt mine tunnels in the back mountain preserve ancient mining relics, with rock walls showing thousand-year-old mining marks. Food and drink Mountain farmhouse breakfast: homemade yogurt, honey bread, dried mountain ham. Dinner features potato and beef stew. Features Lakeside boat rides, mountain hiking, vintage church visits, handmade oil painting shops. Day 6 Free return, half-day Salzburg stroll Morning lakeside walk and souvenir shopping. Take a noon bus to Salzburg. Explore the old town before your flight home. General travel tips 1. Transportation: In Switzerland, it’s recommended to buy a Swiss Travel Pass, valid for trains, cable cars, and public transport. In Austria, regional bus tickets can be purchased on site. 2. Clothing: The Alps have large temperature differences. Bring a light jacket and sun protection. Wear non-slip shoes for hiking. 3. Food summary: Switzerland specializes in cheese and dried meats. Austria focuses more on roasted meats, lake fish, and desserts. 4. Accommodation differences: Swiss wooden chalets offer quiet mountain stays. Hallstatt’s vintage guesthouses have a stronger atmosphere and higher prices. 5. Best travel season: June–September for lush green meadows and clear lakes. October for colorful mountain forests and great atmosphere.
Just got back from Switzerland. I am absolutely thrilled with this DIY itinerary I put together! I must say, the public transportation in Switzerland is incredibly convenient 🤣 Friends, come and copy this itinerary now! Day1️⃣ Geneva 🚆 Zermatt Stroll around the town of Zermatt, take a rest, and get over the jet lag 🌄 At sunset, head to the popular photo spot: Zermatt Matterhorn Viewpoint, and capture the town's blue hour 🏨 Highly recommend Hotel Welschen in Zermatt. You can look straight at the Matterhorn right from your room's balcony; the view is absolutely stunning Day2️⃣ Matterhorn 🏔️ Wake up early to catch the Alpenglow (Golden Peak), then go back to sleep until you wake up naturally 🚂 Take the cog railway up to the Gornergrat Observation Deck to admire the Matterhorn, get off at Rotenboden, and hike to Riffelsee Day3️⃣ Spiez + Thun 🚆 Take a train to Spiez, drop off your luggage, and then head to the town of Thun 🚌 Take Bus No. 21 to Gunten, where you can capture Mount Niesen and Spiez in the same frame 🛥️ Take a Lake Thun cruise from Gunten pier back to Spiez 🏨 Eden Spiez Hotel Day4️⃣ Oeschinensee Hiking 🚆 Train to Kandersteg 🚌 Bus No. 242 to the Oeschinensee cable car station Hike the GEDC trail, check in at the internet-famous lovers' tree, hike up via section G, and hike down via section E Day5️⃣ Interlaken + Brienz 🚆 Train to Interlaken Ost, go paragliding 🪂, an absolutely amazing experience! 🛥️ Take a boat cruise on Lake Brienz from Interlaken pier, hop off midway at Iseltwald, and check in at the filming location of "Crash Landing on You" 🚂 Take the vintage cog railway in Brienz, hop on at 14:58, and get off at 16:28 Day6️⃣ Lungern + Grindelwald + Jungfraujoch 🚞 Take the PE GoldenPass Express train from Spiez to the town of Lungern; the morning light is the most beautiful Store your luggage at Interlaken Ost station 🚆 In the afternoon, head to Grindelwald Terminal and take the cable car 🚠 up to Jungfraujoch 🏨 Hotel Cabana Grindelwald Day7️⃣ Lauterbrunnen + Wengen + Mürren + Grindelwald Alpine Town Lauterbrunnen 🚞 Wengen Lauterbrunnen 🚌 Bus No. 141 to Stechelberg, then transfer to the cable car 🚡 up to Mürren The lighting two hours before sunset is the most gorgeous, highly recommend staying in Grindelwald to enjoy it Day8️⃣ Mount First Full Day Itinerary 🚡 Arrive at Schreckfeld station early at 9 AM, do the First Glider right away, and then line up for the Mountain Carts 🚡 Head back to First station, walk the First Cliff Walk, and hike to Lake Bachalpsee 🚡 Go down to Bort station and ride the Trottibike scooters 🛴 all the way down to the base of the mountain
Switzerland truly is a country as beautiful as a fairy tale, with snowy mountains, lakes, meadows, and wooden chalets—each place leaves you enchanted. This 5-day family travel itinerary takes your kids to explore the most beautiful spots in Switzerland. Switzerland boasts beautiful scenery and fresh air, perfect for family vacations. The transportation is convenient, with trains reaching all major attractions. There are many kid-friendly activities with high safety standards, so you don’t have to worry about safety. On the first day, arrive in Spiez, the most exquisite lakeside town on Lake Thun. Take the kids on a boat cruise to enjoy the stunning lake and mountain views. Then take the train to Interlaken and check into the hotel to rest. On the second day, depart from Interlaken to Grindelwald, home to the famous Dream Hills, like a palette spilled by the gods. Let the kids run on the hills and feed the cows and sheep. Then head to First Mountain, where there are activities like the flying chair and mountain go-karts that the kids will absolutely love. On the third day, travel from Grindelwald to Lauterbrunnen, a valley with 72 waterfalls. The Staubbach Falls plunge straight down from the cliffs, creating a breathtaking sight. Then take the cable car to the car-free village of Mürren, a very quiet place perfect for a family stroll. On the fourth day, go from Grindelwald to Lucerne, the heart of Switzerland and a concentrated essence of the country. Take the kids to explore the Old Town, see the Chapel Bridge, and experience Swiss history and culture. On the fifth day, depart from Lucerne to Basel, or head straight back home. Swiss trains are very convenient. You can buy a Swiss Travel Pass for unlimited rides on trains, buses, and boats, which is very cost-effective. Switzerland has a big temperature difference between morning and evening, so bring enough warm clothes for the kids. The UV rays are strong, so be sure to apply sunscreen. Bring some snacks and water your kids like, and prepare a pair of comfortable walking shoes suitable for hiking. Accommodation Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa, Interlaken Hills Hotel, Grindelwald Oriental, Lucerne Thun Hotel, Spiez
Head straight to the fairy-tale Lauterbrunnen Waterfall Canyon early in the morning 🏞️ Recommended hiking route: Walk through the valley floor of Lauterbrunnen village as far as you can; when tired, find the nearest bus stop and take the bus to the Stechelberg cable car station → take the cable car to the village of Mürren (elevation 1650 meters). On the right side of the cable car's upper station, you can overlook the breathtaking sight of 72 waterfalls cascading down✨ 🚠 Second stop: Mürren → Allmendhubel Flower Terrace About 2 hours round trip on foot On this path known as "the most beautiful flower trail in the Alps," you will see wildflowers blooming all over the hills💐 and capture the iconic trio of snowy peaks: Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau in one frame📸 🌼 Third stop: Wengen Return to Lauterbrunnen train station; trains run every half hour, and it takes 12 minutes to reach Wengen. Sit on the right side to photograph the canyon scenery. From Wengen station, walk back 5 minutes to the classic train photo spot, then walk down along the sloped railing to the opposite side of the train tracks for more canyon views. The village is at 1274 meters elevation, facing the majestic Jungfrau From May to August, the entire hillside is covered with flowers, making you feel like you're in a fairy tale🧚♀️ ✨Tips: 1. It is recommended to wear outdoor hiking shoes 2. Bring sunscreen and a windbreaker
🇨🇭Grindelwald|If fairy tales had a shape, it would definitely be Grindelwald! A must-visit Swiss treasure town for family trips, immerse yourself in the healing and romance of the Alps💚 Nestled in the embrace of the Alps, Grindelwald is Switzerland’s undisputed fairy tale secret. Rolling green meadows, charming log cabins, majestic snow-capped mountains that never melt, and clear blue skies dotted with white clouds—every corner looks like it stepped out of a storybook. Bring your kids here to start a healing mountain fairy tale adventure. A dreamy hillside that’s a must-visit with kids: lush green grass covers the slopes, scattered with tiny wooden cabins. Cows and sheep leisurely graze, and the snow mountains are clearly visible in the distance. Every snapshot is a fairy tale family photo, sure to flood your social media with questions. Take the cable car up to the Jungfrau region to experience the grandeur of the Alpine snow mountains up close and enjoy panoramic views of the entire Grindelwald town. It’s an awe-inspiring natural science lesson for kids. The gentle mountain hiking trails are very kid-friendly, and along the way, you might spot adorable marmots and squirrels, letting your children fully immerse in the beauty of nature. There are plenty of family activities to unlock, including mountain scootering, family hiking, and farm interactions. Adults can relax while watching the snow mountains, and kids will have endless fun, making for a truly effortless vacation. Accommodation 🏨Swiss Quality Hotel Grindelwald A high-end hotel facing the Eiger Peak, boasting panoramic views of the snow mountains and dreamy hillsides. Spacious family rooms and a kids’ club make it perfect for family vacations. 🏨Hirschen Grindelwald A cozy hotel in the center of Grindelwald, close to bus stops and cable car stations for convenient travel. Offers family rooms, with a friendly and welcoming owner, and excellent value for money. 🏨Blu Hotel Grindelwald An international high-end brand hotel featuring an indoor heated pool, children’s play area, and exclusive family services. Fully equipped to make family vacations worry-free and comfortable. 🏨Chalet Guesthouse Grindelwald A standalone panoramic wooden chalet at the foot of the Alps, with a private courtyard and open kitchen. Snowy mountains and meadows are visible right outside the window. Ideal for family trips to immerse in local life.
Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe is one of Switzerland’s most spectacular mountain destinations, offering an unforgettable experience high in the Swiss Alps. Surrounded by magnificent snow-covered peaks, vast glaciers, and breathtaking alpine scenery, the journey to the summit is an adventure itself. The panoramic views from the top are truly mesmerizing, especially on a clear day when the mountains seem to stretch endlessly into the horizon. Walking through the snowy landscape feels like entering a winter wonderland. The impressive Aletsch Glacier adds even more beauty to the experience. Jungfraujoch is a must-visit destination for travelers who love mountains, snow, photography, and extraordinary natural landscapes.
Hossain Hoq ProhorPurchased package tickets including attractions must be exchanged for paper tickets at the manual counter before use. Package tickets must be purchased at the foot of the mountain; tickets for attractions on the mountain are not sold at the designated areas.
Anonymous userI wanted to go to Jungfraujoch, but the weather was bad. It was foggy and hard to see clearly. I took the train and then the cable car. I was a little disappointed. Of course, the scenery should be beautiful when the weather is clear.
浪子ppbThe package is good for value. Transport catered. The gliders are professional and very assuring.
Anonymous userIt only takes 45 minutes to get from Grindelwald to Jungfraujoch by express train. You can also enjoy many beautiful views along the way. The Jungfrau Railway was planned in 1893, and it was not until 1912 that the highest railway station in Europe was finally opened. The construction cost a total of 16 million Swiss francs. So it is understandable that the price at the entrance of Jungfraujoch is so expensive.
横竖是二温小迪As long as the weather is good, the scenery in Switzerland is amazing. There are fewer tourists at the Sphinx Observation Deck than at the Glacier Plateau, and the wind is not as strong, but the scenery is no less beautiful, and you can experience the beauty of the Jungfrau in 360 degrees. The snow-capped mountains floating on the sea of clouds are really shocking. I always have altitude sickness when I see snow-capped mountains in China, but I don't have any reaction here, which is also magical.
横竖是二温小迪米伦小镇非常美，非常值得停留欣赏小镇的宁静和建筑之美。在登雪朗峰回来的索道中途，停下来到了小镇，与索道匆匆流去的景色不同，这里能够停下脚步，驻足欣赏瑞士小镇的房屋建筑，欣赏小路曲折，静静的感觉雪山小镇的宁静。抬头望去全是雪山壮观，注目眼前是红黄蓝绿的家庭花园，飞过雪的凉爽，吹走脸颊的热情。小镇的引力不只只是游人，还有大自然的气息和动植物。
SUNSHINE ONUSInterlaken is definitely a holiday paradise. Overlooking the Jungfraujoch from Herweg Street is a great enjoyment in life and a must-visit place. I felt the idyllic life here, which was definitely worth the trip!
爱梦媛The Ice Palace is located 20 meters below the Jungfrau Observation Deck. This glacier tunnel consists of cave-like rooms and halls with interesting crystal clear ice sculptures of various shapes. At the end of the Ice Palace is the Jungfrau's outdoor observation deck.
ROSE-VIOLETThe Eiger is known as the most dangerous peak in Europe. Its north side is extremely steep, with an average slope of 70 degrees and a vertical drop of 1,800 meters. But the more dangerous it is, the more it can arouse the interest of explorers and climbers. The Jungfrau Railway Passport records a tragedy of a failed climb on the north slope. We ordinary people can just admire it at the foot of the mountain, and Grindelwald is a great place to appreciate the Eiger. The dreamy hillside of the Internet celebrity is at the foot of the Eiger.
横竖是二温小迪Popular destinations
Popular attractions
Popular events
