Interlaken in 5 days

Europe's highest railway station at 3,454 metres, reached by a tunnel through the Eiger and Mönch, with the Sphinx terrace above the Aletsch Glacier.

Ten glacier-fed waterfalls inside the mountain, carrying up to 20,000 litres a second in summer, seen from galleries, stairways and walkways.

A glacial valley walled by 400-metre cliffs and 72 waterfalls, including the Staubbach, a 297-metre free fall half blown into mist by the wind.

A cog railway with wooden carriages, running since 1893, climbs from Wilderswil to 1,967 metres and an alpine garden of about 650 mountain plants.

A flight of ten to twenty minutes from Beatenberg, above the town squeezed between its two lakes, landing on the Höhematte meadow in the centre.

Fourteen hectares of meadow in the town centre, bought by citizens and hoteliers to keep it unbuilt, so the view of the Jungfrau stays clear.

A funicular opened in 1908 climbs to 1,322 metres in ten minutes, to a platform over the valley facing the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.

A 14 km lake turned milky turquoise by glacial silt; Iseltwald, on its south shore, has a jetty made famous by a 2019 Korean drama.