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Valentino

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The place is incredible and impressive, and the guide was good and friendly. They said it was quite windy that day, but I was still able to go outside and breathe in the fresh Alpine air 😃🤩
Dewald Le Grange
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Dewald

South Africa
Jan 2026

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Great value for money. With good planning one can take full advantage of the Swiss Pass. We fit in the Glazier Express, two days in Zurich, Lucerne and Zurich lake rides, Mount Rigi and much more.
Eduardo Nuñez Treviño
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Eduardo

Mexico
Nov 2025

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it´s very simple, pay the pass and no need to do noting else. free travel for all trains for the time that you buy it, that includes local train into de all cities.
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Peter

Canada
Dec 2025

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We were so lucky to have such a beautiful day after many of rain and cloud. Staff were great and the view did not dissapoint. It felt like a but f Canada in Switzerland. Home but different...Thank Your up for making us Candainsnfeel at home❣️
Sheryl Marvie Parlan
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Sheryl

Malaysia
Nov 2025

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It is the best family travel experienced we had. All the staff are amazing. Very accommodating and very friendly. The view is SPECTACULAR! Thank you Jungfraujoch, we had a blast! See you again in summer.
Beverly Tupaz
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Beverly

United States
Sep 2025

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It was the most amazing experience. The view was fantastic and so surreal walking in the ice castle and being on top of the world almost reaching the sky.
Valerio Ricci
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Valerio

Luxembourg
Sep 2025

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Unspoilt, untamed nature. The only downside: too many people taking selfies rather than enjoying the spectacle of the glacier.
HAN HTOO NAUNG
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Han

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Aug 2025

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I bought a Swiss Half Fare Card from Headout. I made the right decision to buy this card as I could save a lot of money for transportation fare. I recommended you to buy this card if you plan to visit Switzerland. Even if you visit Switzerland for 4-5 days, it is worth buying as you need to take different types of transportation to get to your destinations.

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Jungfraujoch | The Top of Europe

Seated upon peaks that resemble swirls of vanilla ice cream, Jungfraujoch is Europe’s highest railway station. Occupying the saddle between the Jungfrau and Mӧnch mountains, Jungfraujoch offers mesmerising views of the Aletsch glacier (the Alps’ larget ice mass) on one hand — and up to the Black Forest in Germany on the other.

Things to know before booking Jungfraujoch tickets

  • Arriving from Lauterbrunnen, Grindelwald, Interlaken, Lucerne, Geneva or Zurich? Round-trip tickets have got you covered, offering ease and convenience.
  • It’s advisable to make seat reservations on the Jungfraujoch railway in advance, as those with a reservation get priority entry. Otherwise, you can expect longer wait times.
  • While most tickets are inclusive of visits to the Sphinx Observatory, Alpine Sensation and Ice Palace, tickets to Snow Fun Park must be purchased separately.
  • Haven’t had enough of the pristine beauty of the Bernese Alps? Consider purchasing the Swiss Continuous Travel Pass with Access to Train, Bus and Boat that is valid from 3 up to 15 days. 
  • If you are a wheelchair user, it is strongly recommended to take the Eiger Express tricable gondola car to Eiger Glacier station. From there, you can switch to the train that goes up to Jungfraujoch.
  • Pets are allowed at Jungfraujoch and don’t require a separate ticket on any travel routes, except on the Eiger Glacier to Jungfraujoch railway route, where each ticket costs 30 CHF per dog. 

Why Visit Jungfraujoch?

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  • Breathtaking views: Scenic vistas of powdery snow, stark blue skies, and surrounding rocky terrain offer postcard-perfect scenery. From 3454 metres above sea level, you can see the Aletsch Glacier, the Jungfrau summit, and even up to the Vosges in France.
  • Explore the Ice Palace: Visitors can explore this magical complex of chambers filled with ice sculptures, tunnels, and slides.
  • Visit the Sphinx Observatory: One of the highest observatories and viewpoints in the world, visitors can learn about the ongoing research being conducted here.
  • Walk through the Alpine Sensation: This is a tribute to the miners that helped construct Jungfraujoch. It is a long corridor connecting the Ice Palace to the Sphinx Observatory, notable for its giant snow globe.
  • Snow Fun Park: If you’ve not had enough of the snow, head to Snow Fun Park to engage in sledding, skiing, ziplining and more.
  • Enjoy adventure activities: Jungfraujoch offers a range of adventure activities, including snowboarding, skiing, and sledding. Visitors can also take a walk on the glacier, or simply enjoy the alpine landscape.
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Choose the Jungfraujoch ticket that's best for you

If you're arriving from Interlaken

There are two ways to get to Jungfraujoch from Interlaken:

Option 1 (with gondola)

  • Travel from Interlaken to Grindelwald by train.
  • Once you get to Grindelwald, take another train to Kleine Scheidegg.
  • After reaching Kleine Scheidegg, take the cogwheel train up to Jungfraujoch, Top of Europe.

Option 2 (without gondola)

  • Travel from Interlaken to Grindelwald by train.
  • Once you arrive at Grindelwald, take the Eiger Express tricable gondola to Eiger Glacier station.
  • From the Eiger Glacier station, take the cogwheel train up to Jungfraujoch

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If you're arriving from Grindelwald

There are two ways to get to Jungfraujoch from Grindelwald:

Option 1 (without gondola)

  • Travel from Grindelwald to the Kleine Scheidegg station via the Wengernalpbahn.
  • After reaching Kleine Scheidegg, take the cogwheel train up to Jungfraujoch, Top of Europe.

Option 2 (with gondola)

  • From Grindelwald, take the Eiger Express tricable gondola to Eiger Glacier station.
  • From the Eiger Glacier station, take the cogwheel train up to Jungfraujoch

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If you're arriving from Lauterbrunnen

There are two ways to get to Jungfraujoch from Lauterbrunnen:

Option 1 (without gondola)

  • Travel from Lauterbrunnen to the Kleine Scheidegg station via the Wengernalpbahn.
  • After reaching Kleine Scheidegg, take the cogwheel train up to Jungfraujoch, Top of Europe.

Option 2 (with gondola)

  • From Lauterbrunnen, take the train to Grindelwald. Switch trains Zweilütschinen station and head to Grindelwald.
  • From Grindelwald, take the Eiger Express tricable gondola to the Eiger Glacier station.
  • Finally, from the Eiger Glacier station, take the cogwheel train up to Jungfraujoch

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If you're arriving from Zurich

There are two ways to get to Jungfraujoch from Zurich:

Option 1 (without gondola)

  • Travel from Zurich to Bern in the first leg of the journey via rail.
  • From Bern, take the Intercity train to Interlaken.
  • Switch trains again from Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen.
  • At Lauterbrunnen, take the Wengernalpbahn to Kleine Scheidegg.
  • Finally, from Kleine Scheidegg, take the cogwheel train to Jungfraujoch.

Option 2 (with gondola)

  • Travel from Zurich to Bern in the first leg of the journey via rail.
  • From Bern, take the Intercity train to Interlaken.
  • Switch trains again from Interlaken to Grindewald.
  • Once you arrive at Grindelwald, hop on to the Eiger Express tricable gondola headed towards Eiger Glacier station.
  • From Eiger Glacier station, take the cogwheel rail to Jungfraujoch, Top of Europe.

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Discounted Jungfraujoch Tickets

  • Children below the age of 6 travel free.
  • Children between 6-15 years can avail themselves of discounted tickets when visiting Jungfraujoch.
  • If you have SBB GA or a Swiss Travel Pass, you can get significant discounts on your Jungfraujoch tickets.

Cancelation Policy

Most tickets offer free cancelation 24-48 hours before the experience begins. Check your ticket at the time of booking to update yourself on the cancellation policy.

Visiting Jungfraujoch with a travel pass

If you opt for the Swiss Continuous Travel Pass

Duration: 3 to 15 days
Eiger Express Tricable Gondola Option: Not included
Guide: Not included

  • If you’ve got time to explore the Jungfrau region at length, this ticket is your best friend. Explore unlimited travel on the Glacier Express, Luzern Interlaken Express and more.
  • Hop on board buses, trains and even boats for as many times as you like within the stipulated duration of these tickets. Visit 90+ cities and towns. This includes the Jungfraujoch railway.
  • Note that this Pass is valid only for non-Swiss and non-Liechtenstein residents.
  • You can book this pass up to 6 months in advance. Simply select the days you want to activate them for. The pass ends at 5am on the following the last day.
  • Children under 16 can travel free if accompanied by a parent.

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If you've opted for the Swiss Half Fare Card

Duration: 1 month
Eiger Express Tricable Gondola Option: Included
Guide: Not included

  • Staying in Switzerland for a while? Use the Swiss Half Fare Card to your advantage and travel at half-price on trains (including first and second class seats), boats, buses and mountain railways.
  • Note that this Pass is valid only for non-Swiss and non-Liechtenstein residents.
  • You can book this pass up to 6 months in advance.
  • Children under 16 can travel free if accompanied by a parent.
  • If you have special needs, the staff can cater to your requirements.

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If you've opted for the Jungfrau Unlimited Travel Pass

Duration: 3 to 8 Days
Eiger Express Tricable Gondola Option: Included
Guide: Not included

  • Tour the Bernese Oberland with this pass and cover the region's top highlights by boat, railway, bus and gondola.
  • Arrive at iconic destinations like Harder Kulm, Lake Thun and Lake Brienz via funicular and boat rides.
  • Note that the Jungfrau Unlimited Travel Pass offers wheelchair access only on the Jungfraujoch cogwheel railway.
  • If you wish to travel to the Top of Europe, taking the Eiger Express tricable gondola is strongly recommended as transport isn't guaranteed via Kleine Scheidgg.

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Things to do at Jungfraujoch

Jungfrau Panorama

As soon as you enter, you will be subjected to a 4-minute 360-degree view of the Jungfrau. Watch the clouds pass by, the powdery snow lay on mountains, or follow the camera as it plunges into ice crevices in this viewing experience.

Sphinx Observatory

One of the highest observatories in the world, the Sphinx is a research station and open viewing deck where visitors can behold the surrounding Jungfrau, Mönch, and Eiger summits. You can take an elevator directly from the Jungfraujoch railway station to the observation deck — where a whopping 108 m is covered in just 25 seconds.

Explore the Sphinx Observatory

Ice Palace (Eispalast)

The Ice Palace is carved within the Aletsch Glacier and is the highest ice palace in the world. Visitors will be awestruck with the intricate detailing on each carving. You can expect to see animals such as bears, penguins, and eagles that are life-like in their appearance.

Jungfraujoch's Ice Palace

Alpine Sensation

The Alpine Sensation is a 250 m long corridor connecting the Eispalast and Sphinx Observation Deck. It pays homage to the miners that connected the Jungfraujoch to the Jungfraujoch railway station with memorial tablets. Cross the chilly corridor and you will see a massive snow globe at the end.

Glacier Plateau

This vantage platform gives you breathtaking views of the snowy mountains surrounding the Jungfraujoch. You can walk to the Swiss flag that flutters in the wind and take a picture as you take in the rugged terrain around you.

Hike to Mönchsjoch Hut

This hike is about 45 minutes from Jungfraujoch to the highest-altitude serviced hut in Switzerland. Once you reach the Mönchsjochhütte, enjoy a snack or drink. Note that the hike requires good physical fitness, and the trail is open only till mid-October (subject to weather conditions).

Eiger Express

The newest addition to the Jungfraujoch route, the Eiger Express tricable gondola takes you from the Grindelwald station to Eiger Glacier Station in just 15 minutes. This cable car is part of the ‘Swisstainable’ initiative where fewer support towers are required and landscapes are preserved.

Ride the Eiger Express

Snow Fun Park

The Snow Fun Park offers visitors a chance to try their hand at winter activities and sports. Look forward to trying out ziplining, skiing, snowboarding, sledging, and more! Note that entry to the Snow Fun Park requires separate tickets, and is open only till mid-October (subject to weather conditions).

Discover the Snow Fun Park

Lindt Swiss Chocolate Heaven

Visit the world's highest Swiss chocolate shop and learn about the history of Lindt. You can also see how the famous Lindt chocolate is made from a virtual Lindt Maître Chocolatier, and try your hand at churning chocolate till it achieves creamy perfection.

Shopping and dining

Experience the heights of flavor from various a-la-carte and self-service restaurants at Jungfraujoch like Aletsch, Crystal or the Bollywood restaurant. Before you descend from your high, grab a keepsake or souvenir to commemorate your moments in parad-ice.

Plan Your Visit to Jungfraujoch

Jungfraujoch timings

Trains to Jungfarujoch operate round the year. All trains heading to Jungfraujoch depart from either the Kleine Scheidegg station or the Eiger Glacier station.

Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch
Firsttrain: From 8 AM onwards

Last train: Before 6 PM

Eiger Glacier to Jungfraujoch

Firsttrain: From 8 AM onwards

Last train: Before 5 PM*

*These timings are a general estimate, as exact timings vary according to the season. Please check your ticket at the time of booking for accurate information.

Detailed Jungfraujoch Opening Hours
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Location: 3801 Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland

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Getting there

The popular destinations from which tourists embark on their Jungfraujoch journey are Interlaken, Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen. Here's a map on the route and transport options to get to the Top of Europe.

  • By train: Take the Bernese Oberland Railway from Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald.
    From Lauterbrunnen/Grindelwald: Take the Wengernalp Railway to Kleine Scheidegg. You can then take the train to Jungfraujoch from Kleine Scheidegg.
    Alternatively, from Grindelwald Terminal, take the 15-minute Eiger Express tricable gondola to Eiger Glacier. From Eiger Glacier station, you can take the train to Jungfraujoch.

  • By car: Driving up the Jungfrau mountain is not possible. However, you can drive up to the nearest train stations.
    Parking: Leave your car in parking spaces at Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen, Wilderswil or Interlaken Ost train station premises.

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Souvenir stores
  • Restaurants
  • Souvenir stores
  • Toilets
  • Elevators
  • Hiking trails
  • Gear rental stores
  • Pet-friendly
accessibility
  • Jungfraujoch is completely wheelchair accessible.
  • There is a wheelchair stair lift to go down to the Ice Palace.
  • It is highly recommended that guests using wheelchairs take the Eiger Express tricable gondola from Grindelwald to Eiger Glacier station.
  • Pre-booking is compulsory for groups of 3 or more people in wheelchairs. It is also mandatory to pre-book if traveling via Kleine Scheidegg as transport isn’t guaranteed.
Tips
  • Please ensure you wear warm clothes as Jungfraujoch is cold even during summer. Follow the ‘onion’ hack – in case you feel warm, you just need to shrug off a few layers.
  • Carry along sunglasses as the glare from the glaciers may cause snow blindness if you are not careful!
  • As you are ascending high altitudes, consult with a doctor before your trip — especially if you have hypertension, cardiovascular issues, etc.
  • Opt for the gondola ride, so you can enjoy two different modes of transport while heading up to Jungfraujoch.
  • Check the weather in advance and try to visit on a clear day for the best views. 
  • There are few charging points up top, so carry a fully-charged power bank — your phone will need the juice for all the photos you’ll want to take!
  • Download the “Jungfraujoch Digital Tour Guide” and enjoy an audioguided tour of the attraction. You can also pre-download the guide and listen offline.
  • Keep an eye on the clock. Ensure you catch the last train down to avoid an unintentional overnight stay at the summit.
Plan Your Visit to Jungfraujoch
jungfraujoch restaurants

Jungfraujoch offers a range of dining experiences:

  • Aletsch Self-Service Restaurant: Serving traditional Swiss dishes, Rugenbräu beer, and other non-alcoholic beverages, hit up Aletsch Self-Service Restaurant for a sumptuous bite.
  • Bollywood Restaurant: Spice amidst the ice — george on authentic Indian cuisine at the Bollywood Restaurant.
  • Crystal a la Carte Restaurant: Enjoy Swiss and international cuisine at Crystal a la carte Restaurant. Chef’s top coffee recommendation: the Eigerspitzli!
  • Pikantus Lounge: Run by the Bavarian company Erdinger, enjoy wheat beer and snacks at Pikantus Lounge.
  • Sphinx Bar: With a wide selection of alcohol, Sphinx Bar is located on the Sphinx Observatory. It is only open in summer.
jungfraujoch shopping

The flagship Top of Europe store has an array of souvenirs for visitors to choose from, be it chocolates, Swiss knives, sunglasses, watches, or other gifts and memorabilia.

Grindelwald
  • Grindelwald: A haven for hikers and nature lovers, Grindelwald is surrounded by stunning peaks. Explore the First Flyer zip line, hike the Eiger Trail, or take a cable car to First for panoramic views and adventure activities.
  • Interlaken: Nestled between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, Interlaken is a charming town offering a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation. Take a boat cruise or try paragliding for an adrenaline rush.
  • Harder Kulm: Near Interlaken, Harder Kulm is yet another peak that’s an invitation to adventure. For adrenaline seekers, the Two-Mile Trail and the Cliff Walk are a must.
  • Schilthorn: Reach new heights at Schilthorn, a majestic peak that’s accessible by cable car. For James Bond fans, it's where "On Her Majesty's Secret Service" was filmed.

Frequently Asked Questions about Jungfraujoch Tickets

The starting price for a roundtrip ticket from Grindelwald is CH 174. Ticket prices vary depending on factors like the departure point, whether it is a small group or guided tour, etc. Guided tours, while offering more insight, are typically also more expensive.

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