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Standing on the Jungfraujoch, Europe’s highest-altitude railway station, 3,454 metres above sea level, you can feel with your first step that this is…
Join a memorable trip to Jungfraujoch and the Top of Europe! The World Heritage Site of the Swiss Alps is home to Europe’s highest train station.
Go to the top of Europe on a scenic day tour to Jungfraujoch in the Swiss Alps. A coach transfer is available from Zurich, offering panoramic vistas…
Head to the top of Europe on a trip to Jungfraujoch in the Swiss Alps. Take in views of snow-capped peaks and pretty hamlets en route from Lucerne.
Get back to nature on a 2-day tour of the Bernese Oberland and stand at the top of Europe at the famous Jungfraujoch mountain in the Alps. Choose to…
Escape the city for a full-day excursion to one of Switzerland’s most attractive Alpine regions, the idyllic Bernese Oberland and the magnificent…
Ride a train up to the Jungfraujoch and take in panoramic views of the Swiss Alps. Walk through the heart of a glacier and learn the history of the…
Experience the astonishing mountain views from the top of world-famous Schilthorn. Take the cable car, walk the thrilling walkways, and see the…
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It was easy enough to find the meeting point for this trip, and although we had to wait a while for the buses to arrive from Zurich, once they arrived everything was very easy. Dario, the tour guide, was really friendly, and full of interesting information, and did a good job of keeping everybody together until we got to the top. At Jungfraujoch the panorama film experience was not open, but everything else was. We had about 2.5 hours at the top (which, despite what Dario said, would have been enough to do the exterior walk on the map - but I can see why it is discouraged, since there wouldn't be enough time to do that and everything else). Unfortunately it started snowing quite heavily, and the outdoor areas were closed off, so for the final 45 minutes - 1 hour, there was not much to do save to sit in one of the restaurants, while waiting for the group to meet up again and head back down the hill. I left the group a little early, at Lauterbrunnen, due to where I was staying.
Overall our experience was pleasant. I thought the top of the mountain was far too touristy and too crowded. The food was terrible! I also didn’t like the way they herded you into all the under ground displays. I wish they had way more outside viewing and sitting areas to enjoy the view. I also did not like having a Chinese interpreter when I signed up for an English speaking tour. There were no translations in French, Italian, German or Indian, so why Chinese?
Tour went smoothly, although it was much larger tham I anticipated (about 60 people). It worked out fine but as the guide did a good job and tourmates respect the meeting time. I can see it is very difficult to manage such a large group with one guide and the meeting point is really busy so it's almost impossible to keep track on headcounts.
Tour guides were very friendly, cheerful, informative and helpful. One even lent his own battery pack when I ran out of cellphone battery. Jungfraujoch itself is worth going to and spending time and tour money for because of the other beautiful places along the way from Zurich (Lucerne, Interlaken, Lauterbrunnen)
Keep your camera ready all the time, the whole way return can see a lot of stunning views, great value. Choose a better season without raining, then you may see more beautiful views with sunshine, but we were able to see snowing at the top of Jungfrau this time during rainy day.
