Lauterbrunnen
Your getaway to Lauterbrunnen
Give this valley three days and it gives you a little of everything. Day one: the valley floor walk past Staubbach Falls, a stop inside the mountain at Trümmelbach, and fondue at a cozy village table. Day two: ride up to Mürren, wander its car-free lanes, and take the panorama path with the big three peaks filling the sky. Save time for a bakery stop, a farm-fridge cheese purchase, and a long look at nothing in particular. Day three: pick your own ending — a waterfall gorge, a lazy terrace lunch, or one more cable car just to see. Nothing here is extreme, and nothing is ordinary either.
Places to love in Lauterbrunnen
Trümmelbach Falls
A series of ten glacial waterfalls carved inside a mountain, accessible via a tunnel funicular and walkways. A dramatic natural attraction showcasing the meltwater of the Jungfrau region.
attraction
Staubbach Waterfall
Iconic freefall waterfall with a steep but rewarding walk up to the area behind the cascade.
waterfall
Luftseilbahn Wengen-Männlichen
Cable car with spacious 75-passenger cabins climbing 947 metres from Wengen to Männlichen in under five minutes.
experience
Lauterbrunnen Village
Village with BOB and WAB train stations plus a cableway connection to the BLM train line toward Mürren.
mountain
Lauterbrunnen Church
Village landmark frequently featured in the most scenic photographs of Lauterbrunnen.
landmark
Talmuseum Lauterbrunnen
Local valley museum, free to hotel guests holding a Lauterbrunnen hotel card.
museum
Schwimmbad Wengen
Outdoor pool with scenic mountain views, popular for cooling off on hot days.
stadium
Sulwald Stübli
A rustic mountain restaurant above the Lauterbrunnen valley serving traditional Swiss fare, reached via cable car and offering panoramic alpine scenery. A cozy spot for regional dining with a view.
restaurant
Wengen Tourismus
Tourist information point for the Wengen area.