Switzerland’s Jungfrau region is renowned for its stunning Alpine landscapes, iconic mountain peaks, and charming villages nestled amidst the mountains.
For travelers eager to explore this picturesque region, the Jungfrau Travel Pass offers a gateway to unlimited adventures and unparalleled scenic beauty.
During our recent 3-day trip, we experienced firsthand the convenience and ease of using the Jungfrau Travel Pass.
We loved the simplicity of managing our travels with just one pass—no more juggling multiple tickets! Plus, the mobile ticket feature made everything even more seamless.
With the pass, we effortlessly explored Harder Kulm, Jungfraujoch, Lauterbrunnen, Grindelwald, Mürren, Grutchalp, Wengen, and Interlaken in Switzerland‘s Jungfrau region.
Is the Jungfrau Travel Pass right for you, too?
Here’s everything you need to know about the Jungfrau Travel Pass:
What is the Jungfrau Travel Pass?
The Jungfrau Travel Pass is a comprehensive ticket that grants unlimited travel within the Jungfrau region, including mountain excursions and popular destinations such as Interlaken, Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen, Wengen, Mürren, and beyond.
This pass provides access to an extensive network of trains, buses, boats, and mountain railways—making it the ultimate travel companion for exploring the Swiss Alps.
Quick Facts
— Duration: Available for 3 to 8 consecutive days.
— Validity: Now valid year-round.
— Regional Focus: Perfect for exploring the Jungfrau Region (Interlaken, Grindelwald, Lauterbrunnen, Mürren, Wengen, etc.)
— Class: Valid only for 2nd class travel.
Key Benefits of the Jungfrau Travel Pass
— Free Travel: Enjoy unlimited travel on selected trains, cable cars, and boats within the region.
— Discounted Tickets: Get discounted tickets for specific routes, including Jungfraujoch.
— Flexibility: Perfect for extensive exploration within the Jungfrau Region.
— Convenience: Use a single pass for all your travel needs—no need for multiple tickets. Plus, the pass can be presented on your smartphone, eliminating the need for printing.
— Shop Discount: Enjoy a 10% discount at the Top of Europe Shops at Jungfraujoch, Grindelwald Terminal, Grindelwald-First, and the Top of Europe Flagship Store Interlaken (excluding Lindt & Sprüngli, SWATCH, and Kosmetik-Chalet).
— Pricing (2024-2025)
- 3 Days: CHF 210 (CHF 165 with Swiss Travel Pass or Swiss Half Fare Card)
- 4 Days: CHF 235 (CHF 180 with STP or Swiss HFC)
- 5 Days: CHF 270 (CHF 180 with STP or Swiss HFC)
- 6 Days: CHF 290 (CHF 180 with STP or Swiss HFC)
- 7 Days: CHF 310 ((CHF 180 with STP or Swiss HFC)
- 8 Days: CHF 330 (CHF 180 with STP or Swiss HFC)
What’s Included
Check their website for the full list of covered routes and services, including trains, cable cars, boats, and buses.
How It Works
Simply show your Jungfrau Travel Pass on your smartphone or a printed copy when boarding transportation. For discounted routes, additional tickets can be purchased at ticket offices or online.
Practical Tips for Using the Jungfrau Travel Pass
— Validity Period: The travel days are consecutive. The pass start date is the first travel day. The pass will expire after the number of days you purchased it for, even if you don’t travel each day.
— Coverage Area: To avoid surprises, make sure to check the specific routes and services included in the pass. Although, in our experience, most areas for tourists within the Jungfrau region are included except for peaks such as Jungfraujoch.
— Reservation: For popular excursions like Jungfraujoch, consider making reservations in advance to secure your preferred travel times.
— Documentation: Keep your pass and identification handy while traveling, as occasional random checks may occur during your journeys.
What if you have the Swiss Travel Pass?
Getting the Jungfrau Travel Pass might still be beneficial, especially if you’re staying in the Jungfrau region for an extended period. However, if you’ll only be in Jungfrau for a day or two, the Swiss Travel Pass may be enough.
– Swiss Travel Pass: Offers discounts for cable car rides and mountain excursions. Includes travel by train, bus, and boat. Does NOT include mountain excursions.
– Jungfrau Travel Pass: Beneficial if staying in the Jungfrau region for an extended period. Includes travel by train, bus, and boat in the Jungfrau region. Also includes mountain excursions except Jungfraujoch.
– Recommendation: Plan your itinerary first. The more days you spend in the Jungfrau region and the mountain excursions you include, the better value you get from the Jungfrau Travel Pass.
Embrace Swiss Adventures with the Jungfrau Travel Pass
The Jungfrau Travel Pass is ideal for exploring the Jungfrau Region. It simplifies travel and offers great value, perfect for nature lovers, adventurers, and culture seekers. Whether you’re admiring the views from Jungfraujoch or cruising on Lake Thun, this pass enhances your Swiss adventure.
Disclaimer: We were hosted by the Jungfraubahnen Management AG team as media guests. Please note, we did not receive any compensation to write a positive review. All opinions shared in this guide reflect our genuine personal experiences.
