All these features create a unique and distinctive setting. Lauterbrunnen is a center with a huge diversity of sightseeing attractions, such as historical monuments, natural beauties, adventurous and amusement activities. This showpiece is located inside a mountain, thus, you need to step inside to view the waterfall by passing through an illuminated tunnel. This is acknowledged as the most amazing one in the Swiss Alps. Another famous one is Staubbach Falls with a height of meters, which is included among the highest free-falling waterfalls in Europe.
Through centuries, these roaring waterfalls of Lauterbrunnen have been a source of inspiration and natural poetry. Being one of the biggest conservation areas in Switzerland, Lauterbrunnen valley remains a popular place to visit in both summer and winter. Many people are visiting Lauterbrunnen to have some fun besides enjoying the breathtaking beauty. The jumping off alongside the mountains or even hang-gliding in the valley itself is truly the best adventure. Lauterbrunnen is an ideal peaceful place to spend a relaxing holiday in nature's embrace and enjoy the specialty of inhaling the fresh air.
Wengen is a quaint little car-free village that sits at a higher elevation than Lauterbrunnen and offers some of the best panoramic views of Lauterbrunnen Valley most famous photos of Lauterbrunnen Valley are taken from the vantage in Wengen. Tip: There are two ways to get to Wengen from Lauterbrunnen — via trail or foot.
We did a mix of both by taking the train up and hiking down. The views are hard to beat and best taken in by foot. One of my favorite things about Lauterbrunnen is the proximity to a plethora of breathtaking Swiss villages.
Murren in no exception! Much like Wengen, it sits high above Lauterbrunnen Valley and offers jaw-dropping panoramic views of the Swiss Alps engulfing the glaciated valley below. Murren, like Wengen, is car-free. You can reach it by train or cableway only. This helpful page has more information about visiting Murren. No trip to Lauterbrunnen is complete without a visit to the Sphinx Observatory, an astronomical observatory completed in and officially dubbed the highest altitude structure in Europe.
Sitting pretty at 11, feet above sea level, this is the the second highest observation deck in Switzerland and one of the highest observatories in the world. The best part? Reaching the summit requires minimal effort.
Simply hop on an speedy elevator from the Jungfraujoch railway station the highest railway station in Europe , and ascend directly to the mountain top in style. On a clear day you will be be rewarded with panoramic views that cross borders — you can see France, Germany and Italy!
The observatory is closed to the public, but the views from the observation deck are yours for the taking. Visiting the Sphinx Observatory is one of the best things to do in Luaterbrunnen, but it comes with a price tag. You can review the various tour packages here. Unlike Staubbach Falls , Trummelbach Falls is a collection of 10 thundering waterfalls fed by the Jangfrau galcier that have carved a slot canyon into a mountain where water rushes through with impressive force 20, liters of water per second.
There are 10 viewpoints along the way and visitors are encouraged to pop off an explore the dramatic chutes as water disappears into an early darkness. Make sure to bring a light waterproof jacket because it gets chilly and wet at the various viewpoints along the trail. Take a scenic 2. Follow the main road until you reach Buchen 1.
Head to the Lauterbrunnen Bahnhof bus stop north end of train station and hop on the bus toward Stechelberg. Image courtesy of myswitzerland. We saw so many para-gliders during our two days in the village and can only imagine the aerial views this adrenaline sport provides! You can sign up here. Cap your day by grabbing a drink at the only pub in town.
Coronavirus Plan your trip About Switzerland. Traveling to Switzerland Traveling in Switzerland Rail passes. MySwissAlps features commercial and non-commercial links. Must knows about Lauterbrunnen Lauterbrunnen is a small town in the Swiss Jungfrau region. About Lauterbrunnen Lauterbrunnen is surrounded by mountains, cliffs and waterfalls.
Lauterbrunnen is located strategically Lauterbrunnen is a small village in the Lauterbrunnen valley. Location and scenery The Lauterbrunnen valley is famous for its 72 waterfalls. A winter stay in Lauterbrunnen Lauterbrunnen is on the valley floor at about m. Mid-December to mid-March is the best season for a winter visit. Pros and cons of Lauterbrunnen Lauterbrunnen is small but offers everything you need to enjoy your holidays: several hotels and restaurants, a camping and a supermarket.
What not to miss during your stay A visit to either Jungfraujoch or the Schilthorn should be on your list. More attractions and hiking routes. Bad weather activities Staying in Lauterbrunnen means you are dependent on the weather as nearly all activities are in the outdoors. Show map. Information on other websites. Links www.
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