I went up at 15th may. Stayed at LUZERN and they said weather isn't good up there but I still persist to go up. on the way up was great but once reached the top, it was windy and white everywhere so I couldn't see the wonderful jungfrau:(
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I went up at 15th may. Stayed at LUZERN and they said weather isn't good up there but I still persist to go up. on the way up was great but once reached the top, it was windy and white everywhere so I couldn't see the wonderful jungfrau:(
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The Jungfrau is one of the main summits in the Bernese Alps, situated between the cantons of Valais and Bern in Switzerland. It is often called the “Top of Europe” (you can take photo featured the words “Top of Europe” in the Ice Palace) as the Jungfraujoch railway station is the highest railway station in Europe at 3,454 metres.
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Ok ideal would be if the view is not too hazy but the trip up there is already worth the detour. You feel like being on the top of the world. Avoid summer months if you don't like many tourists or try to get there during week days. It is a must to see. And please all tourists don't wear...
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We went in middle of May 2012 and that was a good time to go before the main season kicked in and all the crowds started to turn up.We went at 8.30 from Grindelwald where we was staying and got to the top of the Jungfraujoch at 9.30a.m. stopping twice on the way up for photo opportunities.At the top,my advise...
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Jungfraujoch is a must see if you want to really enjoy Switzerland. The ride up as well as the views on the way and from the top are breathtaking.
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A very expensive trip but the pictures while you are going up the Alps or at the top or going back down are magnificent. It costed us 280 Swiss Francs just for the trip by taking the early morning train which starts at 6:30 in the morning. It's more expensive later. It climbs up to 190 per person.
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I have had a very bad experience with "Jungfrau Top of Europe" railway company. By mistake, I have bought my tickets for the day before I was traveling. The train station staff proposed me to buy new tickets and claim for a refund online for the tickets I had not used the day before, which I did. The company just...
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We traveled on the Jungfraujoch railway from Wilderswil to the top of Jungfraujoch and return. The journey is spectacular and should be on everyone's must do list. Great service and fantastic scenery that is well worth the fares. The windows in the side of the Eiger are truely spectacular.
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To climb there with train is a good marketed, overly inflated activity. First of all, it is very long time to climb there by train and very very expensive. It is much more expensive than the train to Zürich. Second, and more important thing is, whenever there are clouds, it becomes foggy and you really see nothing. They do not...
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This place is amazing and if you see the picture you can not estimate the height of mountains on which trains are running without any problems with enormous amount of snow, THANKS for Jungfrau Bahn (Jungfrau Railway). This is not the world highest railway station, It is highest in Europe, therefore, it is called, Top of the Europe.
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