Harder Kulm

Located at an altitude of 1322 meters and a 64-degree gradient, the Harder Kulm is a spectacular viewpoint. It provides alluring views of the Jungfrau region, the Harder Alpine wildlife park and the city of Interlaken completely. Walking back from the Harder Kulm, visit the Harder Alpine Wildlife park to wander amidst the lush green nature. This wildlife park is also home to marmots and ibexes, also being successful in increasing the number of the once-endangered ibexes.

Lake Brienz and Lake Thun

On the west side of Interlaken, lies the narrow lake, Thun. This lake can be explored in cruise boats operating all year or the paddle steamers, especially during the summer. On its western end, lake Thun has a small valley by the same name. This valley is home to ancient Roman artefacts, armour, tapestries and furniture. Several churches and castles are present along the shore of this lake, usually Romanesque. On the east side of Interlaken, is the emerald green Lake Brienz. This is higher in altitude than Lake Thun and can be visited in the same way. Apart from the usual paddle steamers and cruises, kayaks, rowboats and pedalos can be rented for self-exploration of the lake.

Schynige Platte

A rail-road journey from the Interlaken Ost railway station takes passengers along a picturesque and artistic view to the Schynige Platte. The place provides exquisite views of the Alps, including the Jungfrau range and lake Thun. A relatively easy trail is present, walking through which panoramic views can be witnessed. The Schynige Platte has been open to visitors since 1893 and is home to 600 species of flowers. On certain days, the locals can be found playing the traditional Swiss Alphorns at the station.

Touristik Museum or the Museum of Tourism

The exquisite growth of tourism in the Jungfrau region can be experienced in this museum. Housing models of early coaches, railway locomotives, bicycles and lake steamers, this place provides an enriching journey through the development of tourism in the region. The museum also showcases how small villages experienced development through tourism. Art and photos from the bygone times are displayed here to show the geological beauty and the folk traditions of the region through ages. The displays and artefacts are mostly labelled in English.

St. Beatus Cave and Waterfalls

The legend here says that a dragon took shelter in these caves when being chased down by the monk, Beatus. This series of caves with long passages and hallways along the hillside behold numerous underground waterfalls. The caves and waterfalls along with mirror lakes, underground caverns, stalactites and stalagmites can be explored alone or with the help of a guide. The view of this place is ethereal and charming. This place can be reached by a bus from Interlaken and is a 10-minute walk.

Hohematte Park

Located at the heart of Interlaken, the park was left as open space by a group of hoteliers and citizens who acquired it. Home to numerous rare species of flowers, this place is surrounded by the famous Victoria Jungfrau hotel. The Jungfrau range is visible from here and appears as if it has been surrounded by colourful flower beds. The park also has the Garden of Friendship, the first Japanese garden in Switzerland. Hohematte park is usually the favourite landing sport of hang glides, an adventurous sport which is often sought after. Apart from hanging glides, the milder horse-drawn carriages are parked in front of the park. During the winters, the park converts into an ice skating rink, comfortable for both beginners and fast skaters.

Wengen

Surrounded by mountains and houses on hilltops, Wengen is a small village near Interlaken. The city has numerous ski clubs and can be reached only by train. The village appears as if it were a fairytale with dreamy houses and no cars. It has a population of around 1500 people, which limits the number of vehicles to stations only. While visiting Wengen, do not miss the famous Lauterbrunnen, a downhill skiing competition.

Grindelwald

Grindelwald is a picturesque village which is considered one of the must see places in bern. It is nestled in the Swiss Alps near Bern, and it is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. It is one of the must-visit tourist spots in Bern for adventure seekers, offering activities such as hiking, skiing, and mountain biking. Visitors can take a cable car to the top of the mountain for a panoramic view of the surrounding peaks or go on Bern sightseeing tours to learn about the history of the village.

Schilthorn

Located near the Bernese Alps, Schilthorn resembles ‘The Wall’ from the Game of Thrones series. It has an altitude of nearly 3000 meters and offers visuals of all the nearby mountainous regions. The place also resides a beautiful and famous revolving restaurant of the name Piz Gloria. The eatery serves a good number of regional dishes with the original flavour intact.

Unterseen

Set in the older part of the town, Unterseen presents a gothic architecture view. The place is primarily a mountainous village with old wooden chalets and Greenlands. The animals grazing around the area give it a very rural charm and scenic beauty. Unterseen can be reached through a bus from the Interlaken bus station or by foot. Exploring this area by foot is a divine feeling with the surrounding calmness.