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The Jungfrau is part of the Swiss Alps, and at 3500m it is rightly named "The Top of Europe". We spent four days in Switzerland over Easter, and used our rail passes to travel around the country from Geneva to Zurich. Read the story here and here.
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Simon and Melody > On Friday morning we took the train from Geneva to Interlaken, and from here took another train up to the Jungfrau region.
Simon and Melody > A small town on the mountain side.
Simon and Melody > Easter is one of the last big ski weekends of the season. They got another 50cm of snow a few days before we came.
Simon and Melody > Enjoying one of the last ski weekends of the season.
Simon and Melody > Making our way up to the Jungfrau.
Simon and Melody > Top of Europe
Simon and Melody > We were so high up that the air was noticeably thin.
Simon and Melody > We visited the Ice Palace, a set of tunnels and rooms carved into a glacier. Behind us are some ice sculptures.
Simon and Melody > Inside the Ice Palace.
On Friday morning we took the train from Geneva to Interlaken, and from here took another train up to the Jungfrau region.
> On Friday morning we took the train from Geneva to Interlaken, and from here took another train up to the Jungfrau region.
On Friday morning we took the train from Geneva to Interlaken, and from here took another train up to the Jungfrau region.
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