You can also enjoy a short but exciting adventure to the town of Isenfluh, 400 meters above Lauterbrunnen.
Most notable is the Trummelbach Falls, a 3.5 km flat walk from Lauterbrunnen that has ten glacier-fed waterfall caves.
Or, you could challenge yourself and scout out all 72 waterfalls in the Lauterbrunnen Valley. If the unique setting of this village is not enough for you, you can also visit the viewing platforms close by to see the sensational glacial waters of Trümmelbach Falls as they rush through the mountain crevices. You can also take a moment to be in nature at its built-in rock gallery, where you can look at the town from behind the falls. There’s even a hike that leads underneath the falls, where you can snap some legendary family photos. Surrounding the village, you find dramatic rocky cliffs and the famous 300-meter-high Staubbach Falls. Lauterbrunnen is deservedly second on the list of the most beautiful places Switzerland has to offer! Situated in the Swiss Alps, this village is set in one of the most impressive trough valleys in the Alps. If all these gorgeous views and activities aren’t enough, you can also take the gondola ride to see the Lauterbrunnen Valley. You can also take a 60-minute hike to Mönchsjoch Hut for fantastic views of the Valais Mountains. The kids will have a lovely time at the Snow Fun Park – but we had as much, if not more, fun than Katie, Lily, and Avalee. Just remember it’s cold up there, so pack warm clothes.Īfter more activities? You can discover a winter wonderland at the Ice Palace or tickle your tastebuds at Lindt Swiss Chocolate Heaven. If you want a slightly more adventurous activity, walk along the Eiger Trail or Panorama Way. So you can imagine the views from up top are spectacular. The Sphinx Observatory is the best place to admire the Swiss Alps.Įurope’s longest glacier, the Great Aletsch Glacier, is also located just below and has been named a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once at the top – roughly a two-hour ride from Interlaken – you can take in the breathtaking scenery around you. It’s a slow ascent up the Jungfraujoch mountain as you climb 3,000 meters to the tallest peak in Switzerland. The ride alone makes the town a must-see. Your journey to Jungfraujoch begins with a scenic ride up the etched mountainside to its peak. Known as “The Top of Europe,” Jungfraujoch might be the most beautiful place in Switzerland.
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