From Lauterbrunnen: Rack Railway to Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe

Have you considered that certain sections of the Swiss Alps are recognized as UNESCO World Heritage Sites? Secure your Rack Railway ticket to Jungfraujoch and immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of this alpine wonder. Your journey commences from the scenic Lauterbrunnen towards one of the globe's highest railway stations.

Activity Overview

At an elevation of 3,463 metres (11,361 feet), the Jungfraujoch sits as a stunning Swiss glacier pass, featuring snow-capped peaks, an incredible observatory, and a renowned chocolate museum among its attractions.

To arrive at this captivating site, you will journey via two separate rack trains. First, board a train from Lauterbrunnen Railway Station to Kleine Scheidegg, followed by another train taking you directly to Jungfraujoch. Ensure you take a seat by the window to fully appreciate the views on your ascent!

In approximately two hours, you will reach your destination, ready to relax and enjoy!

Activities at Jungfraujoch

Your ticket grants you access to several local attractions:

The Sphinx Observatory: a viewing platform that presents breathtaking vistas of the Aletsch glacier and the nearby mountain ranges.Alpine Sensation: an intriguing exhibit within a rock formation, detailing the history of Jungfraujoch, complete with a massive glass snow globe.The Ice Palace: explore a glacial tunnel showcasing stunning ice sculptures.Aletsch Glacier: a vast area ideal for winter sports activities.Lindt Shop-Museum: an homage to one of Switzerland's finest chocolate manufacturers.

While at Jungfraujoch, you may also purchase tickets for the Snow Fun Park, an exhilarating snow park featuring zip lines and various attractions. Be aware that this recreational area operates only from mid-June to October and may experience changes in schedule.

Timetable

Trains between Lauterbrunnen and Jungfraujoch are available multiple times throughout the day. For current schedules, visit the official sites of Jungfraujoch and the Swiss railway company SBB, where updates regarding any potential temporary maintenance closures are also provided.