Travel to Jungfrau – Experience the 'Top of Europe'

If you ever visit Switzerland, one place you absolutely must not miss is Jungfraujoch, also known as the Top of Europe. It’s the highest point in Europe accessible by train, and the breathtaking views from the top will leave you speechless! 🚆 Journey to Jungfrau Start your adventure in Interlaken, a charming town surrounded by lakes and mountains. From here, take the Bernese Oberland Railway to the villages of Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald, and then transfer to the Jungfrau Railway to reach Jungfraujoch, located at an altitude of 3,454 meters above sea level. The scenery along the way is stunning — passing through meadows, quaint villages, waterfalls, and snow-capped mountains. It feels like stepping into a Disney movie! 🏔️ Must-See Highlights 🧊 1. Ice Palace Explore tunnels carved into the glacier, featuring ice sculptures of animals. It’s like entering a magical ice kingdom — chilly but incredibly romantic! 🌬️ 2. Sphinx Observatory Enjoy a 360° panoramic view of the Aletsch Glacier, the longest glacier in Europe, and the endless Alpine mountain range. 🎿 3. Snow Activities For adventure lovers, try snowboarding, snowball fights, or simply walking on the snowy plains. Don’t forget sunglasses, as the sunlight reflecting off the snow can be intense. 🕒 Best Time to Visit • Summer (June–September): Perfect for enjoying clear skies, glacier views, and photography. • Winter (December–March): Ideal for snow enthusiasts, skiing, and experiencing the full winter wonderland. 💸 Ticket Prices Round-trip tickets from Interlaken to Jungfraujoch cost around CHF 100–200, depending on the season and ticket type. 💡 If you have a Swiss Travel Pass or Half Fare Card, you can save significantly. 🧥 What to Prepare • Winter jackets suitable for snow • Sunglasses and sunscreen • Non-slip shoes or boots • Fully charged camera or phone with plenty of memory space — every angle is picture-perfect! 💬 Personal Impression “This is one of the most beautiful views I’ve ever seen in my life.” Standing on Jungfraujoch and gazing at the endless snow-covered mountains, you feel both small and grand at the same time. It’s a moment of serene tranquility, icy winds, and pure joy.