The Jungfrau Region has no shortage of places to visit on a day out. You’ll find plenty of inspiration on this page.
TOP ATTRACTIONS
From the Schilthorn to the Jungfraujoch
Find out about the Alpen tower, Schilthorn, Jungfraujoch, Männlichen and Staubbach Waterfall. Just click to browse through the top sights in the Jungfrau Region.
Water
Water Worlds of the Jungfrau Region
Water is ever-present in the Jungfrau Region – cascading down impressive waterfalls in the Lauterbrunnen Valley, resting in serene lakes and outdoor pools, flowing through streams, rivers and gorges, or frozen in its icy form.
Family paradise
Children’s Paradise
A wide range of activities in the Jungfrau Region is sure to make children’s eyes light up.
Haslital
A master detective and a crystal gorge
In the Haslital, you’ll be spoilt for choice when deciding what to do. Try hiking in the idyllic Reichenbachtal. See the Rosenlaui Glacier. Check out a museum dedicated entirely to Sherlock Holmes. You can even discover what goes on underground in the Grimselwelt.
LAUTERBRUNNEN, MÜRREN AND WENGEN
From Sulwald to the Grütschalp
Explore the unspoilt natural landscape of the Upper Lauterbrunnen Valley, go to the cinema in Wengen, take the aerial cableway from Isenfluh to Sulwald, or take the narrow-gauge railway from Mürren to the Grütschalp. There are great places to visit all around you – whether you’re in the Lauterbrunnen Valley, Meiringen, Mürren or Wengen.
Grindelwald
From the sports centre to the Bussalp
In summer, you can take the aerial cableway up to Pfingstegg, and from there you can take a toboggan run back down. In winter, you can go sledging on the Bussalp. Or perhaps you’d like to swim a few lengths in the indoor pool? Whatever you choose to do, you won’t be bored in Grindelwald.
