Jungfrau Travel Pass - Unlimited Travel

Why Get the Jungfrau Travel Pass?

With the Jungfrau Travel Pass, you'll have unlimited access to the trains, cable cars, and funiculars of the picturesque Swiss region of Jungfrau.

You can use these means of transport for 3, 5, or 7 days, depending on the option you choose. The Jungfrau Travel Pass will allow you to plan your trip through one of the most beautiful areas of Switzerland.

The Jungfrau region belongs to the Canton of Bern, where the towns of Grindelwald, Mürren, Lauterbrunnen, Interlaken, Unterseen and Wengen are located. With your pass, you'll be able to move freely between all these alpine towns.

Most Popular Routes

With your Jungfrau Travel Pass, you'll be able to enjoy such emblematic trips as the following:

Funicular to the Harder Kulm

From the Interlaken Harderbahn station, you can take the funicular to the Harder Kulm viewpoint, one of Switzerland's most beautiful viewpoints.

The ride, which takes just 10 minutes, will take you to the observation platform suspended at 1,321 meters above sea level. From this impressive terrace, you can enjoy fantastic views of Lake Brienz and the Aar River as it flows through Interlaken.

Cable Car to First Mountain

Another must-do in the Jungfrau region. The trip starts at the Grindelwald Firstbahn station. There, you can take a cable car that, in just 25 minutes, will take you to the summit of First, a spectacular alpine mountain that reaches an elevation of 2,168 meters.

Cogwheel Train to Schynige Platte

We also recommend traveling aboard BOB (Berner Oberland-Bahn) trains. These trains, which depart from Interlaken Ost station, will leave you at the Wilderswil stop. From there, the cog railway leaves for the alpine station of Schynige Platte.

This is a very special trip as the carriages feature wooden seats decorated in the Belle Époque style. Even the employees of the cogwheel train are uniformed in period costumes. Once you arrive at Schynige Platte, you'll also enjoy captivating views of the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains.

List of Included Trips

You'll find the list of included trips for the Jungfrau Travel Pass below:

Jungfrau Train:

• Includes the Kleine Scheidegg - Eigergletscher trip 
• The Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe trip has a special price not included in the ticket, so you'll have to pay a fee between 63 Fr (US$ 77.03) and 75 Fr (US$ 91.70) per person for the the Eigergletscher - Jungfraujoch stretch

Eiger Express: includes the Gridelwald - Eigergletscher trip 

Caton de Berne train (includes the following trips):

• Interlaken Ost - Lauterbrunnen
• Interlaken Ost - Grindelwald

Harder funicular: includes the Interlaken - Harder Kulm trip 

Schynige Platte zipline train: includes the Wilderswil - Schynige Platte trip 

Wengernalp train: includes the Lauterbrunnen - Kleine Scheidegg - Grindelwald trip 

Lauterbrunnen-Mürren train (includes the following trips):

• Lauterbrunnen - Grütschalp
• Grütschalp - Winteregg - Mürren

First mountaint cable car: includes the Grindelwald - First trip 

Grindelwald-Männlichen cable car gondola: includes the Grindelwald - Männlichen trip 

Wengen - Männlichen cable car: includes the Wengen - Männlichen trip 

Other train connections included:

• Interlaken Ost - Interlaken West
• Interlaken Ost - Brienz

Included cruises in Interlaken:

• BLS cruise in Lake Thun
• BLS cruise in Lake Brienz

Buses of Grindelwald: the local bus lines of Grindelwald are included in the Jungfrau Travel Pass. The mountain lines are excluded: Grindelwald - Bussalp/Waldspitz/Grosse Scheidegg

How Does It Work?

To enjoy the benefits of your Jungfrau Unlimited Travel Pass, all you need to do is present your voucher at the Interlaken Ost railway station. You can also do this at the Grindelwald, Wengen, and Lauterbrunnen stations.

Please note that the Jungfrau Travel Pass has as its starting date the day you select, and therefore, it'll be valid from that day, not from a specific time.

Transport Schedules

You can consult the timetables of the different trains, cable cars, and funiculars on the official websites of the Jungfraujoch and the Swiss railway company, SBB.