Jungfraujoch — Attraction in Fieschertal

This is challenging to rate. Here's what I'll say: the train ride up as well as the history and exhibits make this a must see if you are in the region. If you hike to the Moenchsjochhuette, then that makes it ever better. But there are so many people here it can feel like Disneyland. Even in May you were crammed into elevators shoulder to shoulder and barely able to move on the observatory decks. Plus, certain cultures are more concerned with photo shoots of themselves in these areas than actually looking at the view. Groups with each person doing 5-6 different poses with probably 25-30 pictures taken, and they will get angry if you get even a little into their frame. It makes it hard to enjoy the nature. But the ice cave is cool and we had a good time. Just...

We went up to the Jungfraujoch from Wilderswil train station. The route went slowly upwards in an incredibly beautiful landscape. The train was changed twice, which brought an extra wait to the trip, but luckily there weren't too many of us tourists, and we always fit on the next train easily. There was a middle route 5 min stop at the Esimeer station to take some photos through the windows carved to rock.

When we came back from the Jungraujoch, we changed at the Eiger Glacier station to the Grindelwald cable car (Eiger Express), because we wanted to get to know that village as well. From Grindelwald we returned to Wilderswil by train. The train ride is almost ridiculously expensive (over 400 CHF for two), but worth every euro, and of course there are no...

This observation deck, Europe's highest peak at 3,571m, is a must-see for anyone visiting Switzerland. It's also incredibly expensive, by the way. The observation deck with a view of Mönch is packed with people from all over the world, but it's well worth it. We took the cable car and mountain train to get there, and the mountain train on the way back, but it was...