The 3 Jungfraujoch routes compared - Which is best for you?

I'll explain the 3 routes to Jungfraujoch. It will help you navigate easily, and choosing the right route will make for a more memorable day trip.

0:00 Why it matters which route you'll take
0:25 Route 1 via Lauterbrunnen
1:26 Route 2 via Grindelwald
1:55 Route 3, the Express route
2:29 Jungfraujoch tickets
2:49 Best places for a break
3:25 Which route should you choose?
3:43 Parking
4:10 Jungfraujoch timetable
4:49 My favourite route
5:23 Download the map and more information

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[davidstringer]

Did this in the eighties, the ice caves at the top are awesome as is the view outside once your eyes have adjusted to the brightness, ie snow.

[Traveljet]

We took all the routes mentioned in this video. Switzerland is worth visiting more than twice. We visited 5x. Great information 👍🏼on this video.

[TheMrJourneyer]

We did Route 3 going up and Route 1 going down. It gave us the best of both worlds - some time-saving as we were trying to catch the snow on top of Jungfraujoch, while still seeing both the north face of the Eiger on the ascent and the beautiful views of Wengen and Lauterbrunnen on the descent.

[olgaheij]

I am a fan of your website and your videos here, they are really great

[Fanw]

An absolutely superb video! I am a regular visitor to Switzerland and this video is a brilliant summary of the choices available. In particular, I would stress the point that Grindelwald TERMINAL is outside the village and not a place where you would want to break your journey.

[mariagabrielamuro]

Excellent video!!! Just the one I was looking for to plain my next trip. Thank you so much!!

[gilabola]

I tried all the routes. Out early morning and back to hotel early evening. Made the most of the unlimited oberland pass. Train ride and trekking from wengen to lauterbrunnen were magical.

[johnboy]

Wow !! Thank you. Great information. Thank you for sharing your experience.. John

[akademiks]

Excellent video, you definitely deserves more subs

[Josonabu]

Great information, I would like to ask you, which ticket Ill should buy. I am traveling with my kids, we are going to Zermatt, then Interlaken, Griindelwald, Jungfraujoch, then Zurich airport. Is it convenient to have a Swiss travel pass, half fare pass or jungfraujoch pass for the days I will spend in that area? thank you

[yannip]

If you park your car in Interlaken Ost, and you take Route 2 down to Grindewald, how do you get from Grindewald to your car parked in Interlaken Ost?

[viktorvaughn]

Thank you for the great video! Are there WCs on the trains up to Jungfraujoch?

[sitirahmahmuzir]

Very informative video. May I know how far is Bodmi Arena to Cable Car Terminal? Thank you

[yannip]

When you buy Route 1 ticket do you tell the ticket office you want to come back via Route 2 (ending in Grindewald)? Also at the top of Matterhorn, how/where do you change From Route 1 to Route 2 coming down to Grindewald?

[Rosaltomaskil]

How to get tickets for all?? If there are too many stops, is it just one ticket that gets you to everything

[JaapFilius]

Ik ken de rondrit per trein (toen ik er voor het laatst was bestond de "Eiger Express" nog lang niet. Maar, ik heb voor mijzelf het idee dat de iets langzamere rondrit per trein veruit het mooiste is. Zelf reis ik altijd per trein en probeer elke 2-3 jaar een paar weken naar dit prachtige land te gaan. In de regel ga ik echter in het naseizoen vooral naar Graubünden: óók mooi en wat minder duur dan het Berner oberland.

[samroozabbas]

Hi, could you please confirm are the trains and cable car covered under Swiss travel pass? Thx

[mikatu]

The best is to take route 1 going up and route 2 going down.

[docmemphis]

which is the cheapest one and approximately how much?

[ramyamanicanada]

We are gonna be staying in Grindelwald. Any suggestions on which route to take.