Things to do in Grindelwald

I booked on the spot and waited a few minutes to receive the QR code. There's a little queue for the entrance to the cable car but it moves fast. This is highly recommended so you don't have to line up for the ticket counter as they take time too.

Beautiful place! Our guide was very patient & guiding us well!

The best spot to cool down in Grindelwald, with 300-meter high rock walls on both sides and a rushing river below. As soon as you enter this area in the summer, you'll immediately feel cooler. Inside, there's a cave with drinkable mountain water (Photo 4). The cave is very dark, so you'll need to use your phone's flashlight to see, but you'll hear the sound of flowing water. In the middle, there's a blue net; those feeling brave can go up and experience it. At the very end, there's a distorted mirror where you can take some fun, quirky photos. Next to the entrance, there's an exhibition room filled with crystals, which are natural products unearthed in the past. It's worth a visit.

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Although it was a packed itinerary, the stunning scenery made it completely worthwhile. Our tour guide, Lars, was exceptional; he maintained excellent time management and provided practical tips that allowed us to experience the very best of Grindelwald and Mount First. The landscapes were breathtaking. Additionally, our driver, Victoria, navigated the roads with great skill. The coach was incredibly comfortable, allowing us to sit back and truly enjoy the beautiful views along the way."

Tour Guide: Professional, humorous, responsible, and provided tips on the best spots for photos and videos. Train: We were arranged in the first car, which was excellent for taking photos and capturing memories. Scenery: Nothing to complain about. Itinerary: The timing was very well organized, and we even arrived back in Zurich early.

Excellent tour, thanks to our great tour guide Gabi. We saw everything we hoped to see and lots more.