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At Maison Cailler, you can go on a journey through the rich history of chocolate. Inside the museum, you'll find a series of multi-sensory experiences and interactive exhibits. You'll have the use of an audio guide, and you'll learn the history of the sweet treat, from its early Aztec uses to modern-day creations. Your tour will include a chocolate tasting featuring a variety of different flavours.

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.

If you’ve ever wanted to visit a real chocolate factory, Maison Cailler offers a multi-sensory way to explore its world. You’ll be invited to discover all there is to know about their chocolate through sights, sounds and smells that bring the story to life. As you move through the experience, you’ll encounter displays and moments designed to engage your senses and give a rounded impression of the brand and its chocolate. Alongside the multi-sensory visit, you can take part in one of Maison Cailler’s many workshops. In these sessions you’ll work with the chocolatiers and create your own chocolates, with hands-on guidance from the experts. The workshops are practical and creative, letting you learn techniques as you make your pieces. Overall, the experience blends sensory storytelling with a chance to try chocolate-making under the guidance of Maison Cailler’s chocolatiers.

On this day trip, you'll visit Jungfraujoch – the highest train station in Europe. At 3,454 metres 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.

With this ticket, you’ll get to take a self-guided tour of St Beatus Caves, an extensive cave system located above Lake Thun. You’ll be able to start your visit by exploring the on-site museum, using the provided audio guide. Here you can learn all about the caves, including their geology and the scientific research that’s taken place here. Afterwards, you’ll get the chance to tour the caves. Here you can see stalactite formations, waterfalls and underground streams, as well as grottos, ravines and halls. As you make your way round the hour-long circular route, you’ll experience temperatures of 8–10°C, climb 297 steps and ascend 87 meters. Throughout your self-guided journey, you can rely on the 25 information panels or the free St Beatus app to learn more about your dramatic surroundings.

With this cable car ticket to Grindelwald, you’ll get the opportunity to ascend to new heights some 2000 metres 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 Flyer, the First Glider, the Mountaincart and the Trottibike. Additionally, you’ll be able to visit the alpine playground that boasts a variety of entertaining adventures for families. At the end of your visit, you’ll take the cable car back down.

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.

From Interlaken, you’ll travel out of the city to Beatenberg in the foothills of the Swiss Alps for a paragliding experience that lifts you into the air on rising thermals. After a full safety briefing, you’ll strap into a tandem glider with your guide and take to the sky. The flight gives you a true bird’s-eye perspective as you glide above the landscape. Along the way you’ll enjoy sweeping panoramic views over Lake Thun and the snow-capped peaks of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. The small-group format, limited to 10 people, means your guide can give personal attention throughout the experience, helping you feel safe and comfortable as you soar.

Many travellers to Bern only scratch the surface. They walk the medieval streets, admire the clock tower and pause by the Aare River, but often leave without the stories that give the city its character. This walking tour in Bern aims to change that by taking you beyond the postcard view. A local guide will lead you through the city’s landmarks and into quieter corners that locals favour. As you move through narrow alleys and past corner cafés, the guide will share the history and everyday tales behind the stones, so the places you pass will start to feel familiar. Along the way you’ll see the medieval streets, the clock tower and views by the Aare River, and you may discover hidden spots that slow the pace and reveal a different side of Bern. The tour is adapted to your interests, and you’ll receive genuine local recommendations to help you connect with the city’s culture and uncover what many visitors miss.

This beginner-friendly ski experience takes you from Interlaken into the Swiss Alps to the gentle slopes around Grindelwald. As you travel toward the Bodmi area, you’ll enjoy fine views over the north face of the Eiger. The setting is calm and well suited to first-time skiers. On arrival you’ll collect your equipment and meet your instructor before heading onto the Bodmi beginner slopes for a lesson. The session focuses on mastering the basics on the snow, and the small-group format — limited to just eight people — means you’ll receive personalised attention throughout. Along the way your instructor will guide you across the gentle terrain so you can practise and build confidence in a supportive environment.

In Bern you'll walk through the city's most important sights and learn the stories behind them. The experience will take you past iconic landmarks such as the Federal Palace, Bern Cathedral and the Zytglogge, and to prominent locations like the Bear Park and City Hall. You will also see the city's artistic character in more than ten unique fountains and other notable historical buildings that shape Bern’s streetscape. Along the way you'll encounter less obvious corners of the city, including the former prison and the executioner’s house, and hear about the people who once lived there. The route balances the beautiful and festive side of Bern with its quieter, darker chapters, so you'll leave with a broader sense of the city's past. Guides rely on trustworthy sources and provide clear, engaging explanations, helping you to appreciate the details and uncover some of Bern’s hidden secrets.

The Bodmi Arena is centrally located in Grindelwald and a great place for locals and families. Our own beginners area offers the perfect set-up for lessons for beginners to intermediate skiers and snowboarders. A magic carpet and button lift are available to use with a valid ticket or ski pass. On Wednesday and Thursday evening you can ski and snowboard at night! There is more than just skiing and snowboarding at Bodmi Arena. Sledges are also available to rent, to use on our specialised slope next to the magic carpet! It truly is the perfect playground for families. Book online here or on the spot at our ticket office at the entrance.

You will glide across Lake Brienz in the afternoon, savouring Swiss chocolate as the Bernese Oberland unfolds around you. The experience takes place on a raft, where the focus is on relaxing and enjoying the surroundings rather than on navigation. Guides will handle steering and safety, so you can sit back and enjoy a meal and the atmosphere on board. Along the way you will take in the scenic views of the Bernese Oberland while savouring local chocolate, combining gentle sightseeing with a relaxed, food-led moment on the water.