A scenic coach ride takes tour guests to the Bernese Oberland, where there is a short stop for a spot of shopping in Interlaken, nestling idyllically between Lake Brienz and Lake Thun.
From Grindelwald, the spectacular journey continues with a ride on the «Eiger Express» cable car to the «Eigergletscher» station, and then by cog railway up to the Jungfraujoch – a UNESCO World Heritage site – at around 3,500m (11,400ft) above sea level. From here, participants can delight in a magnificent view of the world-famous mountain trio, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
Further highlights include the «Alpine Sensation» adventure tour and the Sphinx observation terrace, offering a stunning 360-degree view of the neighboring countries and of the Aletsch Glacier, the longest in Europe. In addition, you can visit the impressive Ice Palace, with its amazing labyrinth of tunnels, caves and halls, in the heart of the mighty glacier. The return trip leads back down into the valley to Lauterbrunnen and Wengen, and then back to Zurich.
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Price
Prices until March 31, 2026
- Adults: CHF 284
- Children: CHF 142
- Infants: CHF 0
Effective April 1, 2026, all prices shall be considered «from» prices. The prices indicated are starting prices and depend on availability.
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| Start Time | 8am, daily |
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| Duration | 12 h |
Additional Information
On the mountain, temperatures can be very cold even in summer and winter. It is recommended to dress according to the so-called "onion principle" so that clothing can be adjusted to the weather conditions.
The basic equipment for a stay on the mountain should include a warm jacket, closed shoes, a hat, a pair of gloves, and sunglasses.
Recommendations from Jungfrau Railways for a pleasant stay at high altitude:
For guest comfort and well-being, we recommend that you are in good physical condition and generally healthy.
They advise against visiting high-altitude areas if you are pregnant from the 7th month onwards, have a high-risk pregnancy, or are travelling with children under 2 years of age. At high altitude, pressure equalisation can be difficult, and young children may not consume enough fluids.
Operator: Partner company
