This really is the top of Europe - well the highest railway station at 11,333m. Start the jouney (if staying in Interlaken) by taking the train to Lauterbraunen then up to Wengen and then onto Kleine Scheidegg from there you get the train to the Jungfraujoch. On the reurn journey go back by Grindelwald - this way it means you... more

The decision to go to the Jungfraujoch in Switzerland last year was the best decision I made after convincing my friend that I should see something different. Spending more than 100 euro per night excluding the accommodation was something out of our budget totally. But I have insisted that we should go there. At last, it proved that I have... more

We didn't go all the way despite it being high on our list of things to do. It is very expensive and there is a lot of advice saying "only go if the top is clear as there is no point if there is no view". Many people get booked on in advance as part of their tour so they... more

Visited the Jungfraujoch three times. Sad to say that last summer it was spoilt by helicopters landing on the mountain bringing tourists. Four or five at a time on the mountain. Also a 'hole in one gold game'. Surely as a World Heritage Site this should not be allowed. It does spoil the tranquility and views of such a beautifully... more

I got altitude sickness (headache and feeling like I was wading through water) and caught the next train down and went to bed. My mistake was to fly in from London and go up the mountain the next day. Not a good idea. more

We have been traveling around Europe with our two kids (4 and 5) and this was a favorite for all of us. The views are spectacular. The ice caves were amazing. If you go to Switzerland this is a must! I also recommend staying the night in Wengen and taking an early train to Jungfraujoch. You should allow for a... more

The above poster captured all the points of this spectacular trip. I just wanted to add an AMEN! This trip is simply spectacular and well worth the fare (small children are free) more

We only heard about the Jungfraujoch 'Top of Europe' experience at the Interlaken tourist information centre and although the tickets are pricey at 135 Swiss Francs each (discounted as we had Eurail pass, although you didn't need to use a day), it was the highlight of our five week European trip. The train trip up the mountain takes three hours... more