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Complete Travel Guide to Jungfrau, Switzerland | Must-Visit Guide to the Top of Europe 1. Basic Overview Jungfraujoch, at an altitude of 3,454 meters, is known as the "Top of Europe" and features the highest train station in Europe. It is one of the most iconic attractions in the Alps. Key Attractions: - Sphinx Observatory (3,571 meters): 360° panoramic views overlooking the Alpine peaks and the Aletsch Glacier - Super Ice Palace: Located 30 meters below the glacier, showcasing exquisite ice sculptures and blue ice tunnels - Alpine Sensation Experience Hall: Exhibits the history of railway construction and mountain culture - Plateau Observation Deck: The iconic photo spot of Jungfrau, where the national flag and snowy mountains frame together 2. Best Time to Visit Season | Time | Features | Recommendation Golden Season | June-September | Temperatures 15-20°C, snowline rises, clear views, 14-16 hours of daylight | First choice, especially July-August [__LINK_ICON] Peak Season | Mid-July to Early August | Most tourists, prices increase about 30% | Try to avoid to save budget Autumn | September-October | Colorful forests mixed with snowy mountains, fewer tourists | Recommended for photography enthusiasts Winter | December-March | Ski resort, spectacular snow scenes, temperatures as low as -20°C | First choice for skiing fans [__LINK_ICON] Tip: Be sure to check the real-time weather at the summit on the MeteoSwiss website or app before departure. Mountain weather changes rapidly; clear skies below do not guarantee clear skies at the top. 3. Transportation Guide 1️⃣ Arriving at Interlaken - By plane: Zurich/Geneva Airport → Interlaken, about 2 hours by train, ticket price 120-180 Swiss Francs - By train: Swiss Pass holders can travel free to Interlaken 2️⃣ Routes up the mountain (two classic loops, recommended "left up, right down" to avoid backtracking) ★ Left Up Route (Recommended): Interlaken East Station → Grindelwald → Kleine Scheidegg → Jungfrau Station - Advantages: Shorter journey (saves about 30 minutes), Grindelwald has well-developed facilities ★ Right Up Route: Interlaken East Station → Lauterbrunnen → Kleine Scheidegg → Jungfrau Station - Advantages: Stunning waterfall views along the way, fewer tourists ★ New Express Line (opened in 2020): Interlaken/Grindelwald → Grindelwald Terminal → Eiger Express Cable Car (15 minutes) → Eiger Glacier Station → Jungfrau Station - Advantage: Significantly reduces travel time and transfers 3️⃣ Detailed Timetable Reference - Interlaken → Grindelwald: about 35 minutes - Grindelwald → Kleine Scheidegg: about 30 minutes - Kleine Scheidegg → Jungfrau: about 45 minutes (through a 7.2 km tunnel) 🚂 Travel Tips: - For the Jungfrau cogwheel train, choose front seats for the best views - For the Golden Pass Line, choose the right side seats for excellent scenery - When transferring at Kleine Scheidegg, pay attention to the platform and follow the green signs to the reserved passage 4. Tickets and Costs (2025 Reference) ★ Round-trip ticket prices (adult): - Standard price: about 201 Swiss Francs (approx. 1,450 RMB) - Swiss Pass: 25% off, about 151 Swiss Francs (approx. 1,090 RMB) - Swiss Half Fare Card: 50% off, about 100 Swiss Francs (approx. 720 RMB) - Child ticket (6-16 years): about 20 Swiss Francs (approx. 145 RMB) ★ Money-saving options: 1. Jungfrau Travel Pass: 3-8 consecutive days pass, available with or without summit access - With summit access: one round trip to Jungfrau and free visits to surrounding attractions and lake cruises - Without summit access: suitable for visitors exploring only the surrounding area 2. Combo tickets: - Swiss Pass + Jungfrau special ticket: saves about 40% compared to buying separately - Group discounts available for some ticket types ❗Important reminder: Regardless of