Jungfraujoch, Europe's Pinnacle of Natural Splendor

Switzerland's mountain transportation is very convenient, with trains, cable cars and elevators that take passengers directly to their destination without having to walk on foot. Even elderly, weak or disabled individuals can easily reach their destination without much effort. There are several routes to take up the mountain, starting from taking the train from Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald (this journey is free with a Swiss Pass)

The scenery along the mountain train is very beautiful

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Introduction

The Jungfrau, located in the Bernese Highlands, is one of the most famous mountains in Switzerland and one of the most charming landscapes in the area. It has a friendly relationship with the Yellow Mountains in Anhui, China and is greatly favored by Chinese tourists. The Jungfraujoch Railway was opened nearly 100 years ago, taking visitors to Europe's highest railway station, the Jungfraujoch station at an altitude of 3454 meters, where there are restaurants and other services. Here, you can visit the super ice palace and explore the world inside the glacier, while enjoying the spectacular panorama of the Alps from the Sphinx and Platt viewing platforms. Additionally, you can also play to your heart's content in the glacial snowfields. In 2001, this area was listed as a world natural heritage site by UNESCO, attracting even more attention. At an altitude of 3571 meters on the Sphinx viewing platform, you can take Switzerland's fastest elevator and enjoy the spectacular panorama of the Alps, including the Aletsch Glacier, 24 kilometers in length and the longest glacier in the Alps, in view of the landscapes of the Bern, Valais, and Rütli mountains. On clear days, you can also see the Black Forest in Germany.

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Transportation

Take a train from Interlaken Ost station to Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald, change trains to Kleine Scheidegg, and then transfer to the Jungfrau Railway to the summit.

Website https://www.jungfrau.ch/en-gb/