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If you are lucky with the weather you only need one day to do the Jungfrau and perhaps another to do Murren. Not much in Lauterbrunnen itself. It's perhaps best as a base and Grindelwald would be better.

Lauterbrunnen is one of the tourist place where everything by walking. Like train station, Bus Station. It is really amazing when you start walking on the road you can see many falling water from mountains and chair lifts. If you want to go top of Europe like Jungfraujoch buy a ticket from the travel station. It is quiet expensive. But have to visit top of Europe by train.

The view from our hotel room was excellent. The staff in the hotel made our stay really amazing. The receptionists were so nice to us. They helped us with our itinerary and were really very kind. We are really grateful. And Wow the rooms were cleaned every single day. Absolutely best experience.

Lauterbrunnen is a very beautiful village in the valley. The view is amazing, when you can see Staubbach Falls first time with your own eyes it is simply breathtaking. Completely like on postcards :-) There are lots of hiking options available, from easy to hard ones. I would propose to go up to Muerren either on foot or with cable car + train (on foot it's approximately 3 hours). Muerren is also a small diamond with perfect view. Another suggestion would be a walk from Lauterbrunnen to Stechelberg across the valley and from there go up to Schilthorn with cable car. Schilthorn is on almost 3000 meters. If you are lucky and there is not too much clouds you can see the Jungfrau region's mountains. Actually you can go up on foot as well, but from Stechelberg it would take appr. 7-8 hours. To sum it up, Lauterbrunnen is one of our favourite location that we visit regularly, there is no chance to get bored.

We enjoyed a couple of wonderful days in Lauterbrunnen, which is a small town at the foot of the Alps and is known for its spectacular waterfalls. One of the must-see attractions to visit is the Trummelbach Falls, which are spectacular. You take a funicular up (inside) the mountain and then climb up to the top where there are many photo opportunities on the way. Another attraction is to ride the gondolas up the mountain to Schilthorn. You can go there a couple of ways (either through Stechelberg or Lauterbrunnen (by the train station)). We took the gondola from Lauterbrunnen to Grutschalp and then walked to Winteregg, where we picked the train up the rest of the way to Murren. We then took a gondola up to Birg, where we enjoyed the Thrill walk. Be careful with the Thrill walk, however, especially in the rain. The last part of the walk involved a hill covered with small rocks. There were no handrails or rope on this part, so it was a bit scary in the pouring rain (with thunder and lightning). Unfortunately, due to the thunder and lightning, we were not able to make it the final leg of the journey up to Schilthorn as they stopped the gondola due to the weather. Instead we took the gondola back to Murren and then another gondola down to Stechelberg.

It's a lovely place with beautiful views. Totally worth a weekend or even longer trip. It's an excellent starting point for many excursions e.g. Jungfraujoch or Schilthorn. You can also enjoy the area, and make some smaller hikes/walks. There are couple of restaurants and cafes in the village and some small shops (coop, Intersport, souvenirs).