[2025 Fieschertal Attraction] Travel Guide for Ice Palace - Jungfraujoch (Updated Jul)

#celebratewithtrip Really amazing place! One of the best activities when we reached the summit of Jungfraujoch. Just the icy tunnels themselves are impressive and the large sculptures are very cool. Surprisingly expansive, definitely worth checking out! Great place in jungfrau. A must visit , great place to take lot of pics with ice sculptures. #jungfraujoch #switzerland #friend

Starting from Geneva, Geneva Canton, what I thought would be an ordinary trip turned out to be full of surprises, as if stepping into a hybrid world of fairy tales and movies! 🏞️ Thun Castle & Thun Town Thun became one of my favorite towns on this trip. Nestled by Lake Thun, its streets are lined with colorful houses and flower-filled balconies, along with a charming wooden bridge and hidden fountains. At the heart of the town stands Thun Castle, with its white walls and red roof. Climbing the castle tower offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the entire lake region. 🌟 Exclusive experience recommendation: Sit at a café in the old town, order a cappuccino, and watch the snow-capped mountains shimmer in the distance—100% therapeutic. 🚞 Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe Riding the world's highest-altitude cogwheel train to the summit of Jungfraujoch was the most spectacular part of this journey. Departing from Interlaken, the train winds through snow-capped mountain tunnels and glacial platforms, finally reaching the "Top of Europe" at 3,454 meters above sea level. You can visit the Sphinx Observatory, standing on the edge of the Alpine ridge to overlook the glaciers, or step into the Ice Palace and walk through ice tunnels adorned with crystal sculptures—like entering the real world of "Frozen." 🌟 Note: The thin air at the summit may be challenging, so take it slow—every step is worth savoring. 🌲 Lauterbrunnen Valley, Interlaken District Dubbed the "most beautiful valley in Switzerland," it lives up to its reputation. The entire valley feels like a place where fairies dwell: 72 waterfalls cascade vertically from towering cliffs, with mist swirling through the valley—serene yet awe-inspiring. The most spectacular among them is Staubbach Falls, plunging nearly 300 meters directly into the valley, making it one of Europe's highest free-falling waterfalls. You can walk along the trail behind the falls and feel the power of the spray rushing toward you. 🌊 Trümmelbach Falls This is Lauterbrunnen's most mysterious spot. Ten waterfalls are hidden inside the mountain, formed by glacial meltwater, roaring through the rocks like nature's underground symphony. After taking an elevator inside the falls, you can stand in narrow stone caves and watch the waterfalls pour down beneath you—deafening but utterly mesmerizing. One of the few "internal mountain waterfalls" open to the public in the world—highly recommended! 📌 Final thoughts: This isn't a traditional "checklist tour of Switzerland" but a journey into the intersection of nature, culture, and dreams. What amazed me most wasn't just the snow-capped mountains and lakes, but the hidden beauty waiting quietly to be discovered.

This gem of the Alps is visibly transforming before our eyes. Experience its unique grandeur and purity while it still exists~ 🌌 The Dual Faces of the Glacier As the longest glacier in the Alps, its 23-kilometer ice tongue stretches like a silver ribbon through the valley, while its 80-square-kilometer icy surface shimmers with a deep blue glow under the sunlight ✨ A UNESCO World Heritage site, it stands as both a natural wonder and a witness to environmental change. Walking here, you'll marvel at the weight of millennia-old ice while noticing the marks time has left on its surface. 📸 Must-Visit Photo Spots 1. Bettmerhorn Viewpoint Take the cable car to the summit for a panoramic view of the glacier! When clouds drift over the ice, light dances across the blue-and-white expanse—every shot is wallpaper-worthy 📷 2. Easy Hiking Trail The mountaintop sightseeing path is incredibly accessible—gentle and family-friendly, perfect for those who prefer not to hike strenuously. Rest benches along the way let you pause and watch the glacier stretch endlessly into the distance~ 3. The Blue Cave at Aletschgletscher A short descent from the viewpoint leads to this icy-blue wonder. Towering 10-meter ice walls glow with an ethereal light, like stepping into a crystal palace from a winter fairy tale 💧 Touching the ice, you’ll feel the chill of centuries at your fingertips. 🚞 How to Get There Budget Option: Take a train from Zurich/Geneva to Brig or Fiesch (about 3 hours one way), ideal for a day trip (though tiring). Comfort Pick: Stay overnight in Brig for affordable hotels and a relaxed morning departure. Immersive Experience: Book a stay in Bettmeralp village—wake up to glacier views and starlit ice fields 🌌 💡 Pro Tips ❄️ Wear grippy shoes! The rocky paths demand caution, especially downhill. 🥪 Pack snacks for a picnic by the glacier—it’s magical. Many find a scenic spot to eat and chat. 🕶️ Sunglasses and sunscreen are a must—the ice reflects intense light. 🧥 Even in summer, bring a light jacket. Summit winds are chilly, and temperature drops surprise. Standing before the glacier, you’ll feel nature’s raw power and delicate beauty. Don’t miss this fleeting wonder—embrace your icy adventure while it lasts~

Switzerland's Jungfraujoch, also known as the "Top of Europe," is a crown jewel of Swiss tourism. The Jungfrau Railway is home to the highest railway station in Europe, situated at an altitude of 3,454 meters. This station is located in the heart of the UNESCO World Heritage Site "Swiss Alps Jungfrau-Aletsch." The cogwheel train operates year-round, departing from Kleine Scheidegg and traveling along steep tracks through a tunnel to reach Jungfraujoch. Jungfraujoch boasts Europe's highest-altitude restaurant and post office, both at 3,454 meters above sea level. The Aletsch Glacier, stretching 23 kilometers, is the longest glacier in the Alps. Visitors can explore the Ice Palace, enjoy breathtaking views from the Sphinx Observatory, and take a walk on the eternal snow. During summer, the site also hosts exhibitions on Alpine research.

| Accompany your child to encounter fairy tales. 🌿 The moment we arrived at the dreamy mountain slopes, we truly stopped in our tracks— the slopes were as green as a fairy tale, with blue skies, white clouds, and distant snowy peaks, so beautiful it felt like stepping into a painting. ✨ Core Experience Plan 📍 Alpine Panorama Exploration Jungfrau Railway: Depart from Interlaken, take the cogwheel train through the Eiger Tunnel, and ascend to the "Top of Europe," Jungfrau Peak (3,454 meters). It is recommended to reserve half a day to visit the Ice Palace, Sphinx Observatory, and the ski park. 📍 Matterhorn Hiking: Zermatt is a car-free eco-friendly town. Hike to Riffelsee Lake to photograph the reflection of the Matterhorn (about 2 hours round trip), or challenge the Five Lakes Trail (requires a professional guide). 📍 Titlis Cliff Walk: The world’s first 360-degree rotating cable car reaches 3,020 meters, where you can experience Europe’s highest suspension bridge and glacier caves. Lake and Mountain Slow Life 📍 Lake Lucerne Cruise: Take a vintage steamship to explore Mount Rigi and Mount Pilatus, and taste rose wine in the village of Weggis. Geneva Lake Cycling: Cycle from Montreux to Vevey, passing Château de Chillon and the Charlie Chaplin statue. It is recommended to sample white wine in the Lavaux vineyard terraces. 📍 Brienz Lake Woodcarving Village: Visit the woodcarving workshops in the town of Brienz and experience traditional handicrafts. City Cultural Tour 📍 Zurich Old Town: After shopping on Bahnhofstrasse, stroll along the Limmat River to visit St. Peter’s Church (Europe’s largest clock face) and the Swiss National Museum. 📍 Bern Medieval Old Town: Walk through the arcaded streets, climb the clock tower for a panoramic city view, and visit Einstein’s residence to feel the inspiration of the scientific genius. 📍 Geneva Palace of Nations: Visit the European headquarters of the United Nations, reflect on the meaning of peace in front of the Broken Chair sculpture, and admire the city landmarks of the Jet d’Eau fountain and the Flower Clock. 🌟 Practical Information Guide ✔️ Visa and Transportation Schengen visa should be applied for 3 months in advance. It is recommended to purchase the Swiss Travel Pass, which covers trains, buses, boats, and over 500 museums. For intercity travel, the GoldenPass Line is recommended, with especially spectacular scenery on the Geneva to Interlaken segment. 🏠 Accommodation Recommendations Luxury Options: Dolder Grand Hotel in Zurich (art-themed design), The Omnia Hotel in Zermatt (cliffside infinity pool). Unique Homestays: Grindelwald fairy-tale wooden cabins, Appenzell farm stays (participate in cheese making). Youth Hostels: Backpackers Villa Sonnenhof (Interlaken), Youth Hostel Lucerne (lake view terrace). 🍛 Food Map Cheese Feast: Vaud cheese fondue (Fondue Vaudoise), Gruyère cheese with rye bread. Chocolate Workshops: Sprüngli in Zurich, Favarger in Geneva, recommended to try chili chocolate. Michelin Restaurants: SchlossHotel restaurant in Zermatt (two stars), Anne-Sophie Pic in Lausanne (three stars). 🌈 Seasonal Special Events Spring (April-May): Thun Lake Tulip Festival, St. Moritz Ice Melt Celebration. Summer (June-August): Montreux Jazz Festival, Grindelwald Carnival, Jungfrau Marathon. Autumn (September-October): Appenzell Harvest Festival, Lavaux Grape Harvest, Matterhorn Golden Climbing Season. Winter (November-March): St. Moritz Snow Polo, Davos World Economic Forum, Gstaad Ski Season. ⚠️ Pre-Trip Tips Gear Recommendations: Three-layer dressing method (quick-dry + fleece + windproof jacket), high-top hiking boots, sunscreen (SPF 50+), sunglasses. Language Communication: German is dominant in Zurich and Bern, French in Geneva and Lausanne; it is recommended to learn basic greetings. Spending Tips: Carry Swiss francs in cash; tipping is not mandatory but restaurant bills include service charges. Supermarkets Migros and Coop offer the best value. 🔹 Budget Reference Economy: 80-120 CHF/day (hostel + simple meals + public transport) Comfort: 200-350 CHF/day (three-star hotels + specialty restaurants + travel pass) Luxury: 500+ CHF/day (five-star hotels + Michelin dining + private tours) Switzerland’s charm lies in the perfect blend of natural wonders and cultural craftsmanship. Whether challenging the Alpine peaks or immersing yourself in the morning mist of lakeside towns, you will gain a unique travel memory. It is recommended to customize your itinerary according to the season and interests, leaving flexible time to experience the true essence of "slow travel."

After having free breakfast at the hotel (P1), we set off and arrived at Grindelwald at 9:10. Tickets are sold at the bottom of the mountain according to the opening hours of the projects. The go-kart opens at 10 o'clock (it is recommended to go first). When going down the mountain at 12:30, only the scooter has tickets (P2). After taking the cable car up, there is basically no need to queue. It is recommended to choose size L for the go-kart. Hold the brakes of the left and right wheels with both hands. It is best to wear gloves on cloudy days or in winter. Slide down the mountain road, enjoy the scenery along the way, control the speed freely, and stop to take pictures of the scenery. After about 20 minutes, take the cable car to the top of the mountain. It takes about an hour to walk from the top of the mountain to the lake. There are two ways to go up. The left one is steeper but closer. There is a cliff on the side. The soles of shoes need to be non-slip (in fact, there is nothing to see in that lake. It is better to go through the Eiger Glacier Cable Car. The main thing is to see the snow-capped mountains (P4). The mountain is all gravel roads (P5). Clothes and shoes must be prepared, otherwise any one starts at 1,000. #Jungfrau In the afternoon, I went to Jungfraujoch and bought a point-to-point ticket. After getting off at the terminal, I took the cable car directly without having to follow the time. The cable car has a large space and 360-degree photography (P6). It takes about 20 minutes to reach the Eiger Glacier. After 5 minutes, I changed to the train. The official said that reservations are mandatory after May 1st. I didn't make an appointment and just scanned the code to get on. Maybe there were fewer people today. There was a stop for 5 minutes to see the snow scenery, and then I arrived at Jungfraujoch (point-to-point tickets can be purchased on SBB throughout the journey). After getting off the train, follow the guided route, pass through the ice cave (P7), and arrive at the Swiss flag check-in point (this attraction is the only one outdoors). The journey takes about 1 hour, and 1.5 hours if you queue up to take pictures. When I went up, it was cloudy, showing -15 degrees, and the perceived temperature was 0 degrees. It's not as cold as the ice cave, so a jacket is enough. On the way back, take the train to the Eiger Glacier, the ticket inspector will give you chocolates, go down the mountain on the right (P8), you don't need to get off the train, go directly to Kleine Scheidegg and then change trains, you have 20 minutes to take pictures. Wengen (30min), Lauterbrunnen (1h Waterfall Cemetery Cattle and Sheep P9-11), Interlaken are all places where you can get off and play (it's more cost-effective to buy one stop at a time, and the pass is free starting from Wengen). The weather on the mountain and down the mountain is ever-changing. Before coming to Switzerland, it rained for 3 days, but it finally rained for one day. Today, it turned from cloudy to sunny when I went up the mountain, and it rained lightly when I went down the mountain, and it was sunny again when I went to the town. ⚠️: Don't be superstitious about weather forecasts, you can download metoswiss to check the weather in real time. I wish you all sunny days when you go! #SwissTravel

✅ Switzerland Surrounded by snow-capped mountains and glaciers, the Jungfrau region is like a dreamy wonderland. Transportation: First travel to Interlaken, then transfer to a train to Grindelwald, followed by the cogwheel train of the Jungfrau Railway, which takes you directly to the "Jungfraujoch Station" at 3,454 meters above sea level—the highest railway station in Europe. Activities: Upon reaching the summit, visit the Ice Palace carved beneath the glacier for a magical icy experience. At the Sphinx Observatory, take in the breathtaking panoramic views of the Alps. Accommodation: Stay in Grindelwald, where you’ll find a variety of unique hotels and guesthouses with stunning mountain views, such as the Swiss Bellevue Quality Hotel, where you can wake up to the dreamy slopes right outside your window. Food: Savor Swiss specialties like cheese fondue and chocolate, indulging your taste buds while enjoying the spectacular scenery. Tips: The mountain temperatures are low, so bring warm clothing. Check the weather in advance and choose a clear day for the best views.

Day 1 – Arrival in Lucerne & City Exploration • Morning: Arrive at Zurich Airport → Travel to Lucerne (about 1 hour by train) • Lunch: Enjoy traditional Swiss cuisine (Cheese Fondue) in Lucerne city • Afternoon: Stroll around Lake Lucerne, visit Chapel Bridge and Lion Monument • Evening: Relax at a café or restaurant in Lucerne Old Town • Accommodation: Hotel in Lucerne city Day 2 – Interlaken & Jungfraujoch Day Trip • Early Morning: Travel from Lucerne → Interlaken (about 2 hours by train) • Morning to Afternoon: Interlaken → Grindelwald or Lauterbrunnen → Jungfraujoch • Enjoy the Alpine views at the Top of Europe, Ice Palace, and Sphinx Observatory • Evening: Free dining in Interlaken city • Accommodation: Hotel in Interlaken Day 3 – Lake Thun or Harder Kulm & Departure Preparation • Morning: If time permits, visit Harder Kulm viewpoint or take a cruise on Lake Thun • After lunch: Travel from Interlaken → Zurich Airport (about 2.5 hours) • Evening: Board your flight or stay nearby before returning home.

| Encounter a Fairyland and Discover the Ultimate Romance of the Alps!. ✨ Why is Switzerland a must-visit travel destination in this lifetime? ✅ Fairytale-like scenery of lakes and mountains—snowy mountains, lakes, green fields, and towns; every shot is postcard-perfect ✅ World-class travel experience—take the GoldenPass Line through glaciers and climb the Jungfraujoch to touch the clouds ✅ A fairyland suitable for all seasons—enjoy flowers in spring, escape the summer heat, view red leaves in autumn, and ski in winter ✅ Safe and convenient travel—efficient public transportation, English is widely spoken, suitable for independent travel --- 🚂 7-day, 6-night classic tour route 📍Day 1-2: Zurich → Lucerne - Stroll through Zurich's old town and check in at Bahnhofstrasse (the world's richest street) - Take a boat trip on Lake Lucerne, climb Mount Rigi, the "Queen of the Mountains," and stay in a century-old lakeside hotel 📍Day 3-4: Interlaken → Jungfraujoch - Take a small train to Jungfraujoch, the top of Europe, and visit the Ice Palace - Experience paragliding and overlook Lake Thun and Lake Brienz 📍Day 5-6: Montreux → Zermatt - Take the GoldenPass Line to Montreux, the "Swiss Riviera," and visit Chillon Castle - Arrive in the car-free town of Zermatt and face the Matterhorn's pyramid shape 📍Day 7: Geneva return trip - Visit the Geneva Flower Clock and fountain, and return fully loaded with Swiss chocolate and watches --- 💡 Switzerland Traveler's Guide 🔸 Transportation: Purchase a Swiss Travel Pass for unlimited train/boat/bus rides 🔸 Must-eats: Cheese fondue, chocolate, Alpine sausage 🔸 Seasonal dressing: - Summer: short sleeves + sunscreen (large temperature difference in mountainous areas) - Winter: down jacket + non-slip boots 🔸 Money-saving tips: - Staying in mountain B&Bs is cheaper than hotels - Coop supermarket self-service meals are cost-effective

#TravelGuide #SwissTravel #Jungfrau 1. What is the Jungfrau region? The Alps located on the Bern Plateau in Switzerland Including the Jungfrau-Aletsch region, which is a World Heritage Site The spectacular view created by the three mountains of Jungfrau (4,158m), Mönch, and Eiger is a world-famous attraction! 2. Major tourist attractions Jungfraujoch The final destination of the Jungfrau Railway, known as the highest point of Europe (3,454m above sea level) : Sphinx Observatory, Ice Palace, and Alps Panorama 3. Recommended activities Experience snow and ice at Jungfraujoch, the highest station in Europe Enjoy hiking courses with the Alps as the backdrop (e.g. Eiger Trail) A paradise for activities such as sledding, paragliding, and skiing Beautiful in all four seasons, but summer (June to September) is the best for both weather and scenery! 4. Transportation From Interlaken via Grindelwald or Lauterbrunnen Take the Jungfrau Railway to Jungfraujoch Discounts on some routes with the Swiss Pass 5. Travel Tips Beware of altitude sickness! Climb slowly & drink water Visibility of the view varies depending on the weather, so check the weather Meals at high altitudes are pricey, so prepare snacks and water in advance The Jungfrau region is a gem in Switzerland where nature, adventure, and relaxation are all possible.

The Jungfrau region is the stuff of alpine dreams—snow-capped peaks, glaciers, and postcard-perfect villages. Taking the train to Jungfraujoch, the “Top of Europe,” is an unforgettable ride through tunnels and ice. At the summit, you’re met with stunning views, an ice palace, and that unbeatable feeling of being on top of the world. Whether you’re skiing, hiking, or just soaking in the high-altitude beauty, Jungfrau is a breathtaking slice of Switzerland. #travel #naturalwonders

When you arrive at Jungfraujoch Station, you can see the Ice Palace before going outside to see the sights. The Ice Cave is quite slippery because the floor is made of ice, so you have to be careful. This cave made of ice is a mysterious and fantastic space that feels like you've entered a winter wonderland. The neatly carved works inside the cave are all cute and amazing, so I definitely recommend taking a look. #March Travel Support Grant Event

The moment I saw the dazzling Alps from Interlaken, all my worries disappeared. As I walked through the clear air, emerald lakes, and green fields of Switzerland, I thought, ‘Isn’t this heaven?’ 🏞️✨ In the morning, I walked along the blue Lake Brienz, and during the day, I looked down on the world from the Jungfrau Observatory. And in the evening, I had a bite of warm cheese fondue under the red sky. 🍷🫕 This moment is a magical time when all my worries disappear. When you’re feeling depressed and frustrated with life, go to Interlaken. 🚠 Take a mountain train and look at the endless snow-capped mountains, 🚤 Enjoy freedom while kayaking on a clear lake, 🌿 Just by stopping for a moment in the meadow with the sound of the wind, You’ll find the strength to let go of everything and live again. --- ✅ Must-see attractions in Interlaken 1️⃣ Jungfraujoch Viewpoint 🏔️ 📍 Jungfraujoch – The place called “the top of Europe”. The view of the Alps from 3,454m above sea level is truly overwhelming! 2️⃣ Harder Kulm Viewpoint 🌄 📍 Harder Kulm – The best viewpoint to see Interlaken at a glance. If you go at sunset, you can see the lake and the village covered in gold. 3️⃣ Lake Brienz & Lake Thun 🚤 📍 Lake Brienz & Lake Thun – A charming place with Switzerland’s unique emerald lakes. Feel the tranquility of the lake with your whole body while kayaking or taking a ferry tour. 4️⃣ Lauterbrunnen Valley 🌿 📍 Lauterbrunnen – The ‘Valley Village’ with 72 waterfalls. Enjoy hiking in a village that looks like a fairy tale. --- ⚠️ Tip! ✅ To fully enjoy Interlaken, use the Swiss Pass for unlimited train and boat rides! 🚞 ✅ Wear bright colors to get a great shot that blends in better with the Swiss nature! 📸 --- Don't you want to waste your life in Interlaken? 💙🏔️ If there's a place you want to go the most in Switzerland, please leave a comment! 😊✨ #SwissTravel #Interlaken #TravelAddict #EuropeTravel #Alps #Jungfraujoch #LakeBrienz #SwissEmotion #EmotionTravel #InNature

5-Day Switzerland Tour: Explore the Beautiful Scenery of Mountains and Rivers! This super practical guide will help you easily explore every corner of Switzerland. Don't miss it! / Switzerland, a small country in Central Europe, has a long history and picturesque scenery🏞️. From the magnificence of the snow-capped mountains to the tranquility of the lakes, every place is a photographer's paradise📸. The local customs are unique, and the watch culture is deeply rooted🕰️. Don't miss it! / 🛤️Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Geneva, and enjoy the thoughtful private transfer service❤️ Day 2: Geneva Water Fountain -> Palais des Nations -> Broken Chair -> Fork Sculpture -> Visit Chillon Castle -> Stroll along Lake Geneva Day 3: Take the GoldenPass Line🚂 -> Reach the top of Jungfrau -> Visit the Sphinx Observatory -> Experience the mystery of the Ice Palace -> Visit the tranquility of Spiez Day 4: The scenery of Lake Brienz -> The tranquility of Lungern Church -> The beauty of Lake Lucerne -> The shock of the Lion Monument -> The historical charm of Chapel Bridge and Water Tower -> The magnificent scenery of Mount Rigi Day 5: Zurich city tour -> End the wonderful journey, and enjoy the private transfer service to the airport🛫 / Travel Essentials:🧳 Don't forget to bring these things when traveling to Switzerland! 📄 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, and bring your ID card just in case. 🔌 Electrical appliances: Swiss plugs are different, so bring an adapter and charger to ensure your electronic devices are always charged. 📱 Communication: Buy a local SIM card for easy contact and save on roaming fees. 👗 Clothing: Switzerland is a bit cold in February, so bring a thick coat and thermal underwear, and wear non-slip shoes. 💊 Medicine: Bring some common medicine just in case. 💰 Money: A small amount of cash and a credit card will make shopping worry-free. 🎒 Others: A backpack, umbrella, and toiletries will make your trip easier. / Enjoy the lakes and mountains and European style on your trip to Switzerland. We hope this guide will add color to your trip. Have a great trip!

#JapanFlightEvent ❄️ On the way to Jungfrau Ice Palace, full of fog 🏔️✨ On the way from Jungfraujoch to the Ice Palace, it's full of fog! A travel course full of excitement in its dreamy nature! 🛤️❄️ As you walk along the long tunnel past the observation deck, you feel the colder air and a slippery ice path spreads out to the floor. As you walk through the passage with a mysterious blue light, you feel as if you're entering an ice kingdom!

I had a really great time at the Swiss Alps Ice Cave! As soon as I entered, I felt the cool air and felt like I was Elsa. The inside of the cave was well-maintained, so it was nice that people didn't bump into each other or get crowded. There were photo zones everywhere, so it was perfect for taking pictures. The mysterious and beautiful scenery created by the ice sculptures was beyond words. Especially when I passed through the blue ice tunnel, it felt like I was in a dream. This place where you can really feel the charm of the Alps, I really recommend it!!!! #JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #SwitzerlandTravel #EuropeTravel #IceCave

How to spend New Year in Switzerland? This 5-day itinerary will take you to the best of the mountains, towns, and lakes! Save this guide now! . 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Geneva, where a Chinese-speaking driver will pick you up. Day 2: Visit the Jet d'Eau, Palais des Nations, Broken Chair, Lavaux Vineyard Terraces, Château de Chillon, and Lake Geneva. Day 3: Take the GoldenPass Line, visit Jungfraujoch, Sphinx Observatory, Ice Palace, and Spiez. Day 4: Visit Lake Brienz, Lungern Church, Lake Lucerne, Lion Monument, Chapel Bridge, and Mount Rigi. Day 5: Visit Zurich, then a Chinese-speaking driver will take you to the airport. . Attractions: 🏔️ Jungfraujoch: A paradise for outdoor sports, including mountaineering and skiing. 🌊 Lake Geneva: The lake reflects the mountains and sky, creating a beautiful scene. 🦁 Lion Monument: A lion lies with an arrow in its shield, a symbol of history and art. 🌸 Lake Lucerne: Swans play in the lake, creating a picturesque scene. 🌉 Chapel Bridge and Water Tower: The bridge and tower tell the story of the city. . **Notes**: * Exchange rate: 1 Swiss franc ≈ 8.1 CNY, easy to convert, shop with ease! 💸 * Time difference: 7 hours behind Beijing time, adjust your schedule to enjoy Switzerland! ⏰ * Souvenirs: Swiss army knives and watches are reasonably priced and high quality! 🎁 * Food: Don't miss Swiss cheese and chocolate, they're delicious! 🍫 . A trip to Switzerland is a feast for the eyes and a spiritual journey. We hope you find peace and beauty in this dreamland.

🌸 Switzerland, known as the "World Park," is famous for its magnificent Alps, tranquil lakes, exquisite towns, and world-class ski resorts. Whether you're seeking the beauty of nature or experiencing Swiss traditional culture, this is a perfect travel destination.🔥 🌸 Recommended attractions - Jungfrau: A famous peak in the Alps, accessible by train or cable car. The view from the top is spectacular, and you can also visit the Ice Palace.🔥 🌸 Transportation Switzerland has a well-developed public transportation system, especially train travel, which is considered one of the most beautiful train journeys in the world. The Swiss Travel Pass allows unlimited travel on trains, buses, boats, and most mountain railways, including the famous Glacier Express and Golden Pass Line.🔥 🌸 The Swiss Alps are like a magnificent painting, showcasing the wonders and vitality of nature. The towering snow-capped peaks gradually melt under the warm sun, forming magnificent glaciers and waterfalls. The light snowflakes fall among the lush pine forests, like white elves dancing gracefully. It's very beautiful and moving.🔥

5-day Swiss tour: Enjoy the lakes and mountains and European style. An unmissable travel experience that will show you the unique charm of Switzerland! -------- Switzerland is located in inland Europe and is known as the "Roof of Europe." It is home to the spectacular 🏔️ Alps and the precise ⏱️ Swiss watches. With a long history and picturesque scenery, it is often referred to as the "Park of the World." -------- 🗓 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Geneva and enjoy the thoughtful service of a private car transfer with a Chinese-speaking driver. Day 2: Visit the spectacular Jet d'Eau in Geneva, visit the Palais des Nations to experience the international atmosphere, reflect on history at the Broken Chair, visit the Lavaux Vineyard Terraces to appreciate the beauty of nature, visit the Château de Chillon to listen to ancient legends, and stroll along Lake Geneva to enjoy the lakes and mountains. Day 3: Take the GoldenPass Line through the mountains, climb the magnificent Jungfrau to enjoy the Alpine scenery, visit the Sphinx Observatory to explore the mysteries of the stars, experience the magical beauty of the Ice Palace, and stroll through the town of Spiez to experience the tranquility of rural life. Day 4: Visit Lake Brienz to enjoy the beauty of the lakes and mountains, visit the Lungern Church to experience the solemnity of religious culture, stroll along Lake Lucerne to enjoy the tranquility and harmony, feel the vicissitudes of history in front of the Lion Monument, appreciate the classical charm of the Chapel Bridge and the Water Tower, and climb Mount Rigi to overlook the magnificent mountains and lakes. Day 5: Free time in Zurich to experience the unique charm of the city, and finally, a Chinese-speaking driver will take you to the airport to end your pleasant trip to Switzerland. -------- Travel tips: 💶 The exchange rate of Swiss francs to RMB is about 1:8.2. It is more cost-effective to exchange money at the bank in advance. ❄️ The temperature in Switzerland in December is moderate, about 0–6°C during the day and cooler at night. Remember to bring a warm coat! 🎁 Swiss specialties are expensive, and watches and exquisite knives sell well. Don't forget to pay attention to the tax refund policy when shopping. 🍫 Swiss cuisine is famous for its cheese and chocolate, and the price is moderate. Why not try the local specialties? -------- Enjoy the close combination of nature and culture on your trip to Switzerland, and don't forget to leave your footprints and memories! 👣✨

Have you been to the famous Ice Palace inside Jungfrau, a famous mountain that everyone who has been to Switzerland has visited at least once? There are two courses inside Jungfrau: an elevator that takes you straight to the Top of Europe and a course where you can take a leisurely look around. I recommend you take your time and look around the Ice Palace. There are many things to see, not just characters from Ice Age, so I hope you have a leisurely time :) #NewYorkFlightEvent

#Southeast Asia Flight Ticket Event Jungfrau, the highest train station and observation deck in Europe. It is 3,571m high. If you go up to the observation deck, there are various exhibits such as ice tunnels and ice sculptures, so there is a lot to see. It is cold even if you visit in the summer, so warm clothes are essential, and the ice tunnel is an ice rink, so you always need to be careful.

#europetrip Ice Palace is one of the must visit attractions when you are at Jungfraujoch. I’m from a tropical country, visiting a place sculpted from ice is very unique and special. It is a definitely an immersive experience inside a glacier. I’ll recommend you to wear something thicker as the temperature inside the Ice Palace is consistently cold. Inside the Ice Palace, there are a varieties of ice sculptures such as animal, piano and more. A visit to the Ice Palace is included with your Jungfraujoch tickets. The recommended best time to visit the Jungfraujoch will be between June and September. Opening Hours: 7.30am - 3.30pm Address: Jungfraujoch, 3823 Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland

#familytrips2024 In the majestic Swiss Alps, the family marveled at the ethereal beauty of the ice palace, its glistening walls adorned with intricate sculptures that seemed to sparkle under the soft glow of the lights. With each step through the frozen corridors, they felt a sense of wonderment, as if stepping into a fairy tale brought to life. Amidst the shimmering ice, laughter and whispers echoed, creating a magical ambiance that enveloped them in pure enchantment. Looking forward to their next dream destination, the family imagines traversing the lush landscapes of Japan, from the serene gardens of Kyoto to the vibrant streets of Tokyo. They envision immersing themselves in the rich culture, savoring authentic cuisine, and embarking on adventures that blend tradition with modernity, creating cherished memories to last a lifetime.

🌟Attraction Introduction🌟 Located in the heart of Switzerland, Jungfrau is known as the "Top of Europe" and is a dazzling jewel of the Alps. This snow-capped mountain, with an altitude of 4158 meters, is famous not only for its beautiful mountain lines and year-round snow, but also for its unique summit observation deck - the Jungfrau Observatory, where you feel like you are in the clouds, with a 360-degree panoramic view of the rolling peaks of the Alps and the spectacle of glaciers. Here, you can visit the Ice Palace and feel the historical sediment of the millennia-old ice layers; step into the snowfield to experience the speed and passion of skiing; or send a unique blessing from the clouds to friends and family at the "Time Stands Still" post office. Every scene in Jungfrau is like a flowing painting, inspiring longing and making one linger. 📅Itinerary📅 DAY 1: • Morning: Depart from Interlaken, take the famous Jungfrau cogwheel train, pass through forests and meadows like the fairy-tale, and enjoy the ever-changing natural scenery. • Afternoon: Arrive at the top of Jungfrau, visit the observatory, Ice Palace, and snowfield, and enjoy the unique charm of the snow world. • Evening: Return to Interlaken, taste Swiss specialties, and enjoy the night in the quiet town. DAY 2: • All day: According to personal interests, you can choose to hike, ski, and other outdoor activities in the Jungfrau region to deeply explore this magical land. Transport Hub💡 The most convenient way to Jungfrau is to take the Jungfrau Express from Interlaken Ost station. This railway line is like a train to heaven, passing through Grindelwald and Kleine Scheidegg, and finally reaching the Jungfrau Observatory. The whole journey takes about 2 hours. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance to ensure a seat and pay attention to weather changes to arrange the trip reasonably. A trip to Jungfrau is a pilgrimage to the beauty of nature and a pursuit of the joy of life. With anticipation for the unknown, embark on this journey to the clouds, and what you will gain is not just a stunning visual feast, but also a purification and tranquility of the soul.

Ice Palace Jungfraujoch is a mesmerizing attraction located in the heart of the Swiss Alps. Carved into the Jungfrau Glacier, it offers visitors a surreal experience of intricate ice sculptures, tunnels and ice chambers that showcase the beauty of this frozen world. It's a unique blend of natural wonders and artistic craftsmanship, making it a must-visit destination when exploring the Jungfrau Region. The walls, ceiling and floor are all made of ice and it's not very slippery, but you will keep sliding around. Be sure to wear warm clothing and shoes with good grip, as you may still slip from time to time if you are not careful. #2024TravelWish ~ Travel to Sicily, Italy