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Jungfrau Region

The Jungfrau Region impresses with the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, the largest Alpine glacier, world-famous ski slopes and vibrant alpine traditions.

Breathtaking heights, idyllic lakes and unspoiled landscape: the many faces of the Jungfrau Region. The car-free villages of Wengen and Mürren are perfect to relax and unwind or to take part in the traditional processions. Activities happen at a faster pace on the First where visitors either take to the skies or explore the region with high speed.

At the Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe, guests learn about the giant glacier and enjoy unique views. In the Ice Palace, visitors step into the fascinating world of ice, snow and glaciers and get a first-hand experience of it. Just as impressive are the many waterfalls in Lauterbrunnen, which are landmarks of the region. A tip for nostalgics: from Wilderswil take the historic railway to the Schynige Platte. Grindelwald is well known for its sporting challenges thanks to the Eiger Ultra Trail, the Jungfrau Marathon and the Eiger Bike Challenge. In Meiringen-Hasliberg, children can experience the story of the eldest dwarf “Muggestutz” on the Adventure Dwarf Trail.

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Jungfraujoch

Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe

The Jungfraujoch is a synonym for records: guests arrive at the highest-altitude railway station in Europe and come face to face with the Aletsch glacier which is unrivalled throughout Europe.

Schilthorn – Piz Gloria

Until 1967, the Schilthorn was treated as an insider tip among alpinists and mountaineers. Thanks to the Schilthorn cable car it is now also accessible to the broader public.

Grindelwald-First

If you always wanted to soar into the sky, you should head to the First. Various activities allow visitors to achieve the feeling of gliding through the air like a bird.
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Alpen tower

High above the Haslital, at 2250 m above sea level, stands the majestic Alpen tower. The 360-degree panoramic view is unique. In good weather, you can see over 400 mountain peaks from here.
Aareschlucht, Meiringen

Aare Gorge

In the Hasli Valley near Meiringen, the Aare river passes through an impressive gorge. The sight of the river gushing out at speeds of up to 12 kilometres per hour is simply unmissable.

Staubbach Falls

Visitors gaze in fascination as the Staubbach Falls cascade into the valley. The waterfall takes its name from the dust-like droplets of water that spray in all directions.

Skiing in the Jungfrau Region

The Jungfrau Region is one of the world’s most famous winter sports destinations. A top event is the International Lauberhorn Races Wengen – among the most renowned competitions in the Ski World Cup. The Lauberhorn downhill, at around 4.5 kilometers, is the longest course on the World Cup circuit. Against the stunning backdrop of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, more than 250 kilometers of slopes await. The four ski areas Grindelwald-Wengen, Grindelwald-First, Mürren-Schilthorn and Meiringen-Hasliberg offer fun for every level – from challenging World Cup runs to family-friendly slopes.

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Eiger Express, Grindelwald

Grindelwald

Can you ever get enough of the Wetterhorn, Schreckhorn, Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau? Never! On the contrary, Grindelwald’s views make you want to explore the mountain range.
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Wengen

In winter Wengen is buzzing. The picturesque village boasts perfectly groomed slopes, the longest downhill course of the Ski World Cup and a varied programme.
Lauterbrunnen

Lauterbrunnen

“Valley of the waterfalls” is a perfect name to describe Lauterbrunnen; after all, there are 72 waterfalls in the area.

Mürren

Around 400 inhabitants call the charming chalets of Mürren their home. The village is accessible by double-cable ropeway from Lauterbrunnen or by cable car from Stechelberg.
Der Engstlensee im Haslital im Frühsommer mit Wald und schneebedeckten Bergen im Hintergund

Haslital

Haslital is located between the mountain passes Brünig, Grosse Scheidegg, Susten and Grimsel. The landscape which is full of contrasts offers activities in every season.

4 – 25 September 2025

Alpine cattle processions

The spectacular cattle ascents and descents are part of the traditional Alpine festivals. Colourfully decorated, the animals walk on sometimes narrow and steep rock paths.
From 20 November 2025

Christmas markets

As the days grow shorter and the nights grow longer, and as the aroma of gingerbread fills the air and those first tentative snowflakes are falling, it’s the time for the Christmas markets to open.
Altjahrswoche und Ubersitz, Meiringen
25 – 30 December 2025

Trychel Week and Ubersitz

At the end of each year Meiringen celebrates an ancient custom: Trychel Week and the Ubersitz. During these days the villagers use masks, bells and giant Trycheln cow-bells to cast out haunting spirits.
Ski World Cup Lauberhorn, Wengen
16 – 18 January 2026

FIS Ski World Cup Lauberhorn Wengen

The FIS SKI World Cup Lauberhorn Wengen is a true crowd magnet with tens of thousands of spectators following the super-combined, downhill and slalom races every year.
Inferno-Rennen, Mürren
21 – 24 January 2026

Inferno Race in Mürren

In January, all hell breaks loose in the foothills of the Bernese Alps. That’s when the legendary Inferno Race, the biggest amateur race in alpine skiing, takes place from the Schilthorn to Lauterbrunnen via Mürren.
Osterhasen in Brienz, Ferienregion Interlaken
3 – 6 April 2026

Easter in the Bern Region🐰

Spend unforgettable Easter holidays in the Bern Region – with markets, brunches, egg hunts, and excursion tips for the whole family!
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Sunday 10 May 2026

Mother's Day in the Bern Region

Treat your mom to an unforgettable Mother's Day outing in the Bern region – discover charming spots, culinary delights and weatherproof activities she'll love!
Eiger Ultra Trail, Jungfrau Region
15 – 19 July 2026

Eiger Ultra Trail by UTMB

The Eiger Ultra Trail in Grindelwald is one of the most captivating trail running events in the world and is a series stop of the UTMB World Series. The event at the foot of the legendary Eiger North Face takes place annually in mid-July.
1. August in Spiez, Ferienregion Interlaken
1 August 2026

National Day in the Canton of Bern

Swiss National Day is celebrated in style in the Bern Region – check out the highlights of the festivities.
Eiger Bike Challenge, Jungfrau region
8 & 9 August 2026

Eiger Bike Challenge

The Grindelwald cycling race, the Eiger Bike Challenge, can also be completed on an e-mountain bike and as a team of 2. But with the huge altitude difference, even this would be a more than impressive performance.
Rennstrecke auf der Scheidegg am INFERNO Triathlon, Jungfrau Region
14 – 16 August 2026

INFERNO Triathlon

INFERNO – An experience like no other! One of the world’s most scenic as well as toughest endurance events takes place against the stunning backdrop of Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
Teilnehmende am Jungfrau-Marathon im Berner Oberland
4 & 5 September 2026

Jungfrau Marathon

42.195 kilometres and 1,953 metres in altitude – the participants in the Jungfrau Marathon tackle this impressive route, accompanied by the breathtaking panorama of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.

Contact and information

Jungfrau Region Tourismus
Kammistrasse 13
CH-3800 Interlaken