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Jungfrau Travel Pass de 3 a 8 dias
3 days
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Pegue o seu passe de viagem de 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ou 8 dias da região de Jungfrau na estação ferroviária em Interlaken, Grindelwald ou Lauterbrunnen. Em seguida, desfrute de transporte ilimitado de barco, ônibus, gôndola e rotas de trem por toda a região de Jungfrau na imensa Bernese Oberland, Suíça.
Descubra o melhor da região de Jungfrau, incluindo os picos imponentes de Harder Kulm, First e Schynige Platte, e viaje sob as montanhas com picos cobertos de neve de Eiger, Mönch e Jungfrau. Inspire-se para a sua aventura em Jungfrau com as rotas de viagem detalhadas abaixo.
Observação: para os titulares do Swiss Travel Pass, uma taxa com desconto é oferecida nas opções de reserva.
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Descubra o melhor da região de Jungfrau, incluindo os picos imponentes de Harder Kulm, First e Schynige Platte, e viaje sob as montanhas com picos cobertos de neve de Eiger, Mönch e Jungfrau. Inspire-se para a sua aventura em Jungfrau com as rotas de viagem detalhadas abaixo.
Observação: para os titulares do Swiss Travel Pass, uma taxa com desconto é oferecida nas opções de reserva.
Incluído
- Jungfrau Travel Pass ilimitado para selecionar as linhas de transporte
Não incluído
- Guia
- Taxas de entrada
- Comida e bebida
- Embarque e desembarque no hotel
- Gorjetas (opcionais)
- Ingresso de conexão da estação Eigergletscher para a estação Jungfraujoch Top of Europe (pode ser comprado localmente a preço reduzido para os titulares do Jungfrau Travel Pass)
Adicional
- A confirmação será recebida durante a reserva
- Crianças de 0 a 6 viajam de graça
- Os preços para adultos são válidos para todos os viajantes
- Observação: os portadores do Swiss Travel Pass e Swiss Half Fare Card beneficiam-se de uma tarifa com desconto, verifique as opções de reserva.
Características
Turismo
95%
Cultural
70%
Aquático
30%
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We purchased the Jungfrau pass knowing it did not include "the Top of Europe"...ok..we excepted and knew that going in. BUT we were under the understanding that everything else in the area was included.... but it's not... we had to pay extra when going up to Schilthorn.. then we tried to go to gimmelwald, we were told the pass was not valid...so we changed our plans just so we wouldnt pay any additional fees.got annoyed with these "suprises"
Amazing scenery. If you love hiking, mountains and riding unique trains it is worth spending 3-5 days in this area and buying the Jungfrau region travel pass. It only covers this immediate area, and the boat rides on the lakes are not covered with 3-4 day passes only 5 or more, so plan accordingly. Also note that many of these railways are closed during winter, some opening late May.
Excellent value for money as it covers pretty much all trains into the mountains except last leg of Jungfrau. We used it extensively over all 3 days, would recommend getting this if you're in Interlaken for 3-6 days.
It was great to have the pass and just hop on a train or boat to get around. Well worth it!!
Expensive but if planning on a lot of travel it saves time and money. However if only planning on the odd trip with time spent walking then probably not worth the money.
For most of the trip, the rail pass worked very well. However, Viator stated in an email that having a digital version of the pass on your phone was sufficient, but on the third day of using the pass, a train conductor was very displeased that I had not exchanged the voucher for an official rail pass. In the future, Viator should make it more clear that one must submit a printed version of the voucher to a rail office in the Jungfrau region.
The worthiness of the tour is greatly affected by the weather -- I got the 3-day pass but it was raining/snowing heavily in 2 out of the 3 consecutive days. but the pass is very inflexible. I could not keep it 'on hold' for 1 day and postpone my visits well, I could, just pay for everything again Basically what I could see from the top was complete whiteness.