Engelberg attractions

With the Jungfrau Travel Pass, you’ll be able to travel freely throughout the Jungfrau region for a period of three to eight consecutive days. The pass provides access to a wide network of transport options, including trains, buses, cable cars and boats, allowing you to move easily between mountain villages, valleys and alpine viewpoints. As you travel, you’ll pass through landscapes shaped by glaciers, lakes and high peaks, with flexibility to plan your own routes and timings. The pass supports independent exploration at your own pace, without the need to purchase individual tickets for each journey. The Jungfrau Travel Pass also offers a reduced fare for the journey between Eiger Glacier and Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe.

On this day trip, you'll visit Jungfraujoch – the highest train station in Europe. At 11 feet above sea level, it affords sweeping views of Switzerland's Bernese Alps. Your journey will begin with a drive to the mountain town of Grindelwald, where you'll ride a gondola up to Eigergletscher station. There, a cogwheel train will carry you the rest of the way to Jungfraujoch. During the ride, you'll have a chance to see the snow-capped mountain peaks of Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. Once at the top, you'll have an opportunity to experience the Alpine Sensation exhibit and visit the Sphinx Observation Deck and Plateau that overlook the Aletsch Glacier. You'll also have time to stroll through the reflective tunnels in the Ice Palace.

At Lucerne's Swiss Museum of Transport, you'll gain fascinating insight into the country's history of travel as you explore a wide variety of fascinating and interactive exhibits. You'll learn about the transport of the past and present and take a captivating look at the potential future of the industry. You'll find a mixture of hands-on displays and informative exhibits as well as high-tech simulators that let you experience what it's like to fly a plane or helicopter. You'll also see submarines, ships and steam locomotives and a giant aerial photo of Switzerland that you can walk across.

Experience Lake Lucerne and Mount Pilatus on a half-day outing that combines a scenic cruise with mountain transport. You will cross Lake Lucerne by boat and then continue up to Pilatus Kulm, reaching an altitude of 2,132 metres. From the summit you will see sweeping views over Lake Lucerne and the surrounding Swiss Alps. Along the route you will pass between different mountain lifts that each offer a distinct perspective. The journey includes the world’s steepest cogwheel railway between Alpnachstad and Pilatus Kulm, the aerial cableway Dragon Ride, and the Panorama gondola linking Kriens and Pilatus Kulm. As you move between the lakeside and the peak, you will look down into valleys and across mountain ridges from several viewpoints. This is not a guided tour, so you will travel independently.

This self-guided trip lets you combine a classic Rigi mountain excursion with a scenic boat ride and a relaxing visit to the Rigi Kaltbad Mineralbad & Spa. After arriving in Vitznau you will board the cogwheel train for the climb to Rigi Kulm, the summit of the Rigi. From the top you can enjoy 360-degree panoramas of the surrounding Alps and lakes, and there are several photo points where you can stop for views and pictures. As you descend you can take the train towards Vitznau and get off at Rigi Kaltbad, where the Kaltbad Mineralbad & Spa sits directly in front of the station. Spend some time dipping in the mineral bath and unwinding in the alpine setting. When you are ready to continue, take the next connecting train back to Vitznau or choose the cable car down to Weggis for a different perspective on the surrounding lakeside villages.

During this self-guided experience, you'll get a chance to visit Mount Pilatus near the city of Luzern. You'll have the option to choose between a cable car ride from Kriens or a steep cogwheel railway journey from Alpnachstad to reach the mountain. Surrounded by panoramic views all around, the cable car ride from Kriens to Fräkmüntegg will take you to one of the largest rope parks of Central Switzerland. At Fräkmüntegg, you can try local specialties before boarding an aerial cableway (Dragon Ride) to reach Pilatus Kulm. Up at the summit, you can visit one of the three peaks, follow walking trails and take in scenic views of the Swiss landscape.

With this cable car ticket to Grindelwald, you’ll get the opportunity to ascend to new heights some 6562 feet above sea level. You’ll take a cable car ride that will transport you to First’s summit from where you catch panoramic views over the surroundings. While at this vantage point, you’ll see the awe-inspiring vistas of the Bernese Oberland mountains. You’ll also have a wide range of thrilling activities to choose from – including the First Flier, the First Glider, the Mountaincart and the Trottibike. Additionally, you’ll be able to visit the alpine playground that features a variety of entertaining adventures for families. At the end of your visit, you’ll take the cable car back down.

On this half-day guided tour, you will have the opportunity to visit one of Switzerland's largest mountains, Mount Pilatus. You'll be able to ascend the mountain via a cable car gondola offering panoramic views of the surrounding alps and landscape, as well as enjoy a one-hour boat cruise on Lake Lucerne during summer months. You'll also have the opportunity to enjoy free time hiking along the Dragon Trail to the mountain's summit. From here, you'll be able to take the world's steepest cog railway to the base of the mountain.

When time is limited, a short cruise on Lake Lucerne gives you a concentrated taste of the lake and its surrounding mountain scenery. As you glide across the water aboard an elegant catamaran, you will take in views of the dramatic mountain landscape in the heart of the Swiss Alps and get a sense of why this region is so admired. The recommended route is a round trip from Lucerne to Kehrsiten‑Bürgenstock and back. When the vessel calls at the Kehrsiten‑Bürgenstock pier, you may remain on board for the immediate return to Lucerne. Light refreshments are available on board: snacks and drinks can be purchased from a vending machine. This short cruise is designed to let you enjoy the highlights of Lake Lucerne without committing to a full‑day outing.

This self-guided scavenger hunt and walking tour lets you explore Lucerne at your own pace. You’ll follow an interactive game on your device, solving puzzles as you move through the city. There’s no guide, so you can pause for a lakeside coffee or a stroll through narrow medieval streets and resume whenever you like—even the next day. The Complete City package is delivered in one app. It will guide you to more than ten major sights and reveal hidden gems along the route. As you play, you’ll visit Jesuitenplatz and the Historisches Museum, cross the Chapel Bridge and Spreuer Bridge, and see towers such as Nölliturm and Zytturm while wandering Lucerne’s Old Town. The route also includes the Lion Monument, Rathaus, Hofkirche St. Leodegar and the Seebrücke. Along the way, you’ll learn the history and legends attached to each site and pick up local insights. You’ll also get curated insider tips for restaurants and shops chosen by locals, so you can stop for a meal or shopping break when it suits you. The experience combines sightseeing, local stories and puzzle-solving to make your walk through Lucerne engaging and informative.

With admission to Glacier Canyon Grindelwald, you can explore a vast Swiss canyon in a fun and thrilling way. At this family-friendly attraction, you can put your climbing and balancing skills to the test as you traverse a sprawling 'spider web' spanning an area of 170 sq m. You'll discover a secret world within the canyon – a fascinating natural landmark formed over millions of years. Your ticket will also include admission to the Crystal Museum.

As you cruise out of the harbour, the captain will begin with a safety talk before turning up the speed, humour and spins. You’ll take a fun, informative tour on the lake that mixes relaxed sightseeing with a few energetic moments on the water. Along the way you’ll experience the change in pace as the captain balances safety with playful manoeuvres, making the trip both entertaining and engaging. You will return to the Jetport at the end of the tour. After disembarking, the team can provide information about the region or other local activities and will give you the details you need to download your free photos approximately one hour after your trip.

This ticket takes you from Grindelwald up to Mt First on the First cableway, boarding at the valley station in the upper village centre. As the cable car climbs, you’ll have outstanding views, giving you a clear sense of the surrounding landscape as you move toward the mountain. The experience is run with a small-group format, extended to a maximum of 15 travellers, so you’ll travel in a more intimate setting. The journey brings you directly to Mt First, where the arrival point and the ride itself are the main features of this offering.

On this fully guided day trip from Lucerne, you will travel by scenic coach through the Brünig Pass to Interlaken, the heart of the Jungfrau region. In Interlaken you will have time to explore the town and take in views of the surrounding peaks and lakes. After your visit there, the tour will continue to the charming mountain resort of Grindelwald, the perfect destination for an active holiday. You will end the day in the remarkable Lauterbrunnen valley, a breathtaking landscape home to 72 waterfalls. Here you will admire Staubbach Falls, which is Switzerland's third-highest waterfall, and experience the dramatic valley scenery that gives the area its reputation. Along the way your guide will provide information about the places you pass, helping you learn about the region as you move between these classic Swiss destinations.

At the Swiss Museum of Transport in Lucerne you'll explore the past, present and future of travel under one roof. The museum brings together planes, trains, automobiles and boats through a mix of interactive exhibits, high‑tech simulators and hands‑on displays. Displays are arranged so you can move between different modes of transport and get a feel for how travel has changed over time. Along the way you’ll try out flight simulators and learn to fly an aeroplane and a helicopter. You can walk across a giant aerial photo of Switzerland to see the country from above. The museum also houses an extensive collection of vessels and engines, so you’ll see submarines, ships and steam locomotives galore as you explore.