Sorry, but I left Switzerland in 2003. I don't remember the prices. If I did, they would probably have changed by now. It's still worth the trip, though, especially if you can go on a warm sunny day. Take a coat -- it will be cold at the top regardless of what the weather is like in the valley.

Hi, no you will have to pay for it. We bought the 5 day pass which gave us unlimited travel from Interlaken up to Eigergletcher and covering Grindlewald and surrounding areas. It also gave one free return trip to Jungfraujoch. But it only gave us free travel to Murren, we had to pay for travel to Schilthorn. Once there, you don't pay any more.

No it doesn’t.

The info can be found in the Schilthorn website Swiss Half Fare Card 54.00 Children (6 - 15 years)* 54.00 Junior travelcard and Children’s Co-travelcard * valid on all our services. The cards can also be purchased on our points of sale. For a purchase, please bring a valid passport or official proof of identity where the date of birth is stated.

You get a discount, see here: pay 42.80 ttps://schilthorn.ch/en/Infos/Timetable__and__Tariff If it is the day of your birthday your trip is free :)

Dear Travelgal, if you are traveling by public transport you can take the train from Interlaken Ost to Lauterbrunnen and the Postbus from Lauterbrunnen to Stechelberg before taking our cable car to the Schilthorn. If you have a car you can drive from Interlaken to Stechelberg. The Top of Europe will take longer and is roughly double the price but if you wish to stand on the top os a Swiss mountain the Schilthorn will be your choice. The Top of Europe sits at the lowest point between the Mönch and Jungfrau mountains. It is the highest railway station in Europe but not the highest station. I hope this answers your questions. Your Schilthorn Team.