Jungfraujoch Day Tour from Lucerne

The Highest Welcome in the Alps,
Enjoyed from a Train Station in the Sky

Reach the Eiger Glacier station in just 15 minutes via the state-of-the-art Eiger Express gondola from Grindelwald Terminal. Enjoy the thrilling experience of ascending, admiring the contrast between the massive rock faces and green pastures outside your window.
 

Switzerland's Heart at 3,454 Meters Above Sea Level

The Heart of the Glacier: Ice Palace and Sphinx Observatory

Step into Europe's highest train station at 3,454m above sea level and enter a different world. Wander through the mystical Ice Palace tunnels carved beneath the glacier, and from the Sphinx Observatory, take in the majestic sight of the longest glacier in the Alps, the Aletsch Glacier.

A Romantic Descent by Train

With the lingering memories of Jungfraujoch, head towards Lauterbrunnen aboard the cogwheel train. The peaceful village scenery of Wengen and the spectacular cliffside waterfalls passing by your window will offer Swiss romance until the very last moment before returning to the bus.

A Glimpse of the Tour Itinerary

Lucerne & Interlaken

Depart from Lucerne and enjoy the harmony of lakes and mountains outside your window as you cross the Brünig Pass. Before boarding the main mountain train, make a brief stop in Interlaken to feel the vibrant atmosphere of the Bernese Oberland region.

Grindelwald Terminal & Eiger Express

Board the cable car at the modernly equipped terminal. The journey to Eiger Glacier station at 2,320m above sea level in a single go, with the closest view of the massive Eiger North Face, is one of the highlights of this trip.

Jungfraujoch Summit (Top of Europe)

Enjoy at least 2 hours of free exploration at the Top of Europe. You can visit the 'Alpine Sensation' tour commemorating the 100th anniversary of the Jungfrau Railway, or step out onto the outdoor plateau to walk on the eternal snow and take commemorative photos with the Swiss flag.

Aletsch Glacier & Sphinx Observatory

The Sphinx Observatory, reached by a high-speed elevator, offers a breathtaking view on clear days that extends to Germany's Black Forest. The endlessly flowing glacial curves beneath your feet will evoke a sense of awe for nature.

Lauterbrunnen Valley Village

The final stop of the descent train, this village is famous for its massive vertical cliffs and waterfalls. In this cozy, fairy-tale-like setting, you'll peacefully conclude your day's journey before re-boarding the tour bus.

"This is the most efficient and moving way to experience the essence of the Swiss Alps, with a perfect route combining private vehicles, cable cars, and mountain trains."