Inclusions
Exclusions
Inclusions
Inclusions
5% off
Inclusions
Jungfraujoch Round-Trip from Interlaken
Swiss Half Fare Card
Exclusions
Jungfraujoch Round-Trip from Interlaken
Swiss Half Fare Card
Jungfraujoch Round-Trip from Interlaken
At Interlaken station, board the Bernese Oberland train and head to Grindelwald Terminal.
From this station, enjoy a panoramic ascent to Eiger Glacier Station aboard the sleek Eiger Express cable car.
Hop on the Jungfraujoch cogwheel railway for the final leg of your journey to the Top of Europe.
Enjoy a range of attractions up on this 'saddle', with access to the Sphinx Observatory, Ice Palace, Plateau & Alpine Sensation.
Travel back down to Eiger Glacier by cogwheel before boarding the Eiger Express gondola back down to Grindelwald.
Disembark from the Eiger Express and find your Bernese Oberland train connection to Interlaken here.
Jungfraujoch Round-Trip from Interlaken
Swiss Half Fare Card
Swiss Half Fare Card
Eligibility: Non-residents of Switzerland and Liechtenstein
Eligibility: Non-residents of Switzerland and Liechtenstein
Eligibility: Non-residents of Switzerland and Liechtenstein
Learn more on How to use the Swiss Travel Pass
*Please note that the activation process varies with different Swiss cards, so be sure to refer to them for more specific information.
Download the Swiss Travel Pass and use it to easily map your Swiss journey. All major city connections along with the mode of transport are mentioned on the map.
Download Swiss Travel Pass mapA Swiss Travel Pass is a single valid travel document that gives you access to the entire transport system in Switzerland. Non-residents of Switzerland and Liechtenstein can use it to gain entry to trains, buses, boats in 90+ Swiss cities.
Depending on the validity and the features included, a Swiss Travel Pass is available at various price ranges starting from CHF 124.86. You can also avail of reduced pricing for youth and children.
You can purchase a Swiss Travel Pass online and save time and money while doing so.
While a Swiss Continuous Travel Pass mandates that the pass should be used on consecutive days, a Swiss Flexi Travel Pass will let you use the pass on random calendar days within a month. In the latter case, the days needn’t essentially be consecutive.
The validity of your Swiss Travel Pass depends on the type of ticket purchased. Please refer to your ticket details for more information.
Most Swiss trains do not require a prior reservation with a Swiss Travel Pass. In some premium trains like Glacier Express, Bernina Express, and some international trains, you have to make a seat reservation despite having a valid Swiss Travel Pass. Read more on Swiss Travel Pass seat reservation.
Yes, Swiss Travel Passes come at reduced rates for youth and children. Please check your ticket details for more information.
Cancellation and refund policy varies with the type of Swiss Travel Pass purchased. Kindly refer to your ticket for more specific information.
For those using a Swiss Flexi Travel Pass, a travel day is a day you have chosen to activate your pass, which means you would be traveling on that particular day using your Swiss Flexi Travel Pass. For the Swiss Continuous Pass, every day within the validity period is a travel day.
Swiss Half Fare Card offers a 50% discount on ticket fares. You should purchase the tickets from the local train station with your pass and then board the train.
The activation process varies slightly with the type of Swiss Travel Pass chosen. You can read more about pass usage and activation on how to use the Swiss Travel Pass.