Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe Day Trip

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Full-day trip to Europe's highest railway station (3,454 m) via Kleine Scheidegg or the Eiger Express, with the Ice Palace and Sphinx observation deck.

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Duration 10 hours

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Meet on location

Children must be with an adult

Ages 6 and older

Where you'll go

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Highlights

  • Cogwheel train & Eiger Express
  • Sphinx terrace Aletsch Glacier views
  • Ice Palace & Snow Fun Park

What to expect

Ride the railway that shouldn't exist. In 1912, after sixteen years of tunnelling through the Eiger and the Monch, Swiss engineers opened a station at 3,454 metres. It still holds the record as the highest in Europe. The day begins at Interlaken Ost and climbs fast. The Eiger Express gondola carries you beneath the Eiger's north face to Eigergletscher, where the Jungfrau Railway disappears into the mountain for the final ascent in darkness. You emerge somewhere else entirely: snow in every season, thin bright air, and the Aletsch Glacier below you, at 22 kilometres the longest in the Alps and a UNESCO World Heritage site. At the top, a lift rises to the Sphinx observation deck at 3,571 metres. Walk the tunnels of the Ice Palace carved into living glacier ice, step onto the plateau between the Monch and Jungfrau summits, and follow the Alpine Sensation walkway telling the story of the men who built the line. The descent takes the classic route through Kleine Scheidegg and Wengen, past the Staubbach Falls into the Lauterbrunnen valley. Bring warm layers, sunglasses and sunscreen. It can sit below freezing at the summit in July, and most people feel the altitude for the first twenty minutes, so take it slowly when you arrive.

What you get

  • Round-trip rail from Interlaken
  • Jungfraujoch admission
  • escort guide
  • Meals & drinks
  • winter gear rental

Trip essentials

Pack this

  • Passport or ID card
  • warm jacket, hat and gloves in every season
  • sunglasses and high-factor sunscreen - glare off the snow is severe at 3,454 m
  • comfortable closed shoes
  • water
  • camera with a spare battery, as cold drains them fast

Check before booking

  • Able to walk unaided and manage stairs and station changes
  • not advised for severe heart or respiratory conditions because of the 3,454 m altitude
  • warm clothing is required, not optional
  • a valid passport or ID card must be carried
  • children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult

Leave behind

  • Drones anywhere on the railway or at the summit
  • smoking or vaping on trains, in the Ice Palace or in any indoor area
  • leaving the marked paths on the plateau
  • large suitcases on the mountain railway - leave them at the station

Meeting point

Interlaken Ost station, 07:30

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