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Interlaken

As its name suggests, the popular resort of Interlaken is situated between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz in the Bern region of central Switzerland. The town's history can be traced back to a monastery which was established in this area of typically breath-taking tranquillity and beauty during the twelfth century.

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Jungfrau Express All Inclusive
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Jungfrau Express All Inclusive
9/May
Steve. Newcastle Staffs
5 stars
“What a holiday!!! Well organised from the moment we booked it. We had a fantastic Tour Manager (Angie Bradley), who kept us upto date with events, actilities and general info. Organised everything from the moment we departed St Pancras and kept on top of it but without making us feel like we were on a school trip! Accessing Eurostar from the moment we started the trip was straight forward and as you have allocated seats there weren't any issues in getting on board and relaxing... A short walk between Gare du Nord and Gare De L'Est was ok and easy to do as we all kept together as a group. We arrived at Strasbourg and the Ibis hotel is approx 200 m outside the station across the plaza and was very good. The meal on the first evening at the resturant next door was great and it gave people time to start to get to know each other and chat etc Breakfast the following morning was excellent with lots of choice and plenty of it and then we had some free time to explore the city centre. Arriving at Wilderswil we were met by the hotel staff and they collected the cases from the platform .We did a short walk to the hotel (it's about 500m from the train station) in the snow... Hotel Alpenblick is traditionally Swiss. Wood everywhere, with a homely feel and was absolutley pristine. Our room was large and well laid out and as we had decided to upgrade when we booked it we were given the choice of either a shower or a bath (we chose the shower option) Obviously there was an an additional cost for this and we felt it was worth it. The owners and the staff at the Hotel were fantastic. Nothing was too much trouble. The food....? well the food was amazing. Breakfast was 10 different types of bread, yougurts, museli (of multiple varities), cheeses, hams, eggs and more... Packed lunches each day gave us sufficient sustinance to see us through from breakfast to evening dinner. The evening meal constisted of 6 courses with a proportional amount so that you did not feel stuffed. Wine, Beer and soft drinks were all included between 1900-2100 All the trains were prebooked and we were given the relevant documents to allow us to take trips at our leisure if you wanted to do something different to what was organised. (Within Switzerland we had a Swiss Rail Half Price card and it is imperitive that you carry your passport or identity card with you as the rail conductors are hot on and will ask you to prove that you are the person who has been allocated the discount) The seating arrangements on board the trains was well organised with the tour being allocated a carriage (or a section of a carriage) on all but the very small local trains between Interlaken & Wilderswil. Although there were organised visits (Interlaken, Luzern, Grindelwald, Brienz etc) there was plenty of free time once you were there plus you had the flexibilty to return to Wilderswil at your leisure. (the Swiss trains are so punctual and are very easy to access) Jungfraujoch was amazing. We had fantastic weather on the day. Glorious sunshine and a light wind was just right!! This was a holiday that was had been perfectly prepared and executed from the getgo. Was it worth it? Would we go with GRJ again?? Absolutely! Highly recommended!!!
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Jungfrau Express All Inclusive in Winter
22/Mar
Mr Alwyn Davies
5 stars
“Excellent holiday. Great hotels and accommodation. Good food and drinks choices. Highly recommended.
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An agricultural village, Aarmühle, grew around a nearby mill on the River Aare in the fourteenth century at which the now prosperous Interlaken Abbey held weekly and annual markets. By the eighteenth century, Aarmühle had expanded significantly and a century later began to gain a reputation as an international resort. The establishment of a Swiss cultural festival, a health spa and hotels followed. The arrival of the railway in 1872 cemented the town's popularity as a tourist destination and in 1891 the name Interlaken was officially adopted.

Since then Interlaken has built upon its success and is considered one of Switzerland's best destinations for winter sports and adventure sports enthusiasts. However, Interlaken is also an historic town at heart and its compact size means that highlights such as the town's medieval monastery and castle, the ancient and beautiful Stadthausplatz (town hall square) and a host of other attractions are delightful to discover and to explore on foot.

The Heimwehfluh

The Heimwehfluh is a hill which overlooks Interlaken and Lake Thun and whilst it is possible to hike to the summit, the most fun way of ascending the hill is via the Heimwehfluh's vintage funicular railway which began operation in 1906. The base station is five minutes' walk from the Interlaken West railway station, whilst atop the hill there is an observation point, children's adventure playground and toboggan run.

Japanese Garden

Close to Interlaken's monastery, Switzerland's first authentic Japanese garden, a gift from the town of Otsu with which Interlaken was twinned in 1978, is a place of beauty and calm at the heart of the town. Designed in accordance with the principles of Japanese horticulture the garden has a spiritual quality and is a delightful spot in which to rest whilst exploring Interlaken.

Aare Sluice Gate

The beauty and power of the River Aare which flows through Interlaken can be viewed in all of its magnificence at the town's historic sluice gate. This timber gate, installed in 1854, sits at the ancient boundary between Interlaken and its suburb village Unterseen. Accessible at all time of the year, the sluice gate is located near the Goldey Bridge.

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