8) Mt.Jungfrau, Top of Europe Tour

Visit one of the “must sees” in the Swiss Alps and  journey to the highest train station in Europe as your train winds itself through kilometres of tunnel.  At the top, check out the jaw dropping views of the Alps and in particular the Alestch glacier, one of the longest in Europe

 

A MORE DETAILED LOOK

This is one for the adventurers and surely a Swiss highlights – a trip to the “Top of Europe” Jungfrau. Listed by UNESCO as “World Heritage Site of the Swiss Alps” it is home to Europe’s highest train station (3500 m) and many other attractions! 

We`ll drive you most likely through picturesque villages of Lungern and Sachseln and then over the Brunig Pass stopping for some breathtaking pictures of Lake Lungern (one of Switzerland`s iconice photo stops).

Arriving in the Oberlands, there will be time to visit either a gorge (Rosenlaui or Aare) and a waterfall (Giessbach, Reichenbach, Staubbach or Trümmelbach) before heading to one of the jewels in Switzerland – Jungfrau.

Trains leave from Grindelwald and Lauterbrunen to the Kleine Scheidegg and then the final journey to the summit. Travellers will be taken aback with the awesome views of the 3 Pearly whites of Monch, Eiger and Jungfrau and provide with the best views of Switzerland.

Arriving at Europe`s highest train station, enjoy a plethora of amazing activities from the Sphinx Observation tower to views of the Aletsch Glacier to the Ice Tunnels

Should you fancy another Mountain to explore and there are several such as First, Murren or Schlithorn. Simply let us know and we will take you there.

PRICES 

Pick up location Price (CHF) per group of…
Numbers 1-2 people 3-4 people 5-6 people
Luzern 1095 chf  1155 chf 1225 chf
Zürich 1125 chf 1175 chf 1250 chf
Interlaken 1125 chf  1175 chf 1250 chf
Basel 1175 chf  1225 chf 1325 chf

** Admissions to attractions are not included
** Prices for bigger groups on request – this would involve hiring a larger van

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