Train Interlaken → Bern

Interlaken: your gateway to adventure Interlaken, from Latin “Inter Lacus” (Between lakes), is small city in the Bernese Oberland region and located near the center of Switzerland. The town began as a convent of the Augustinians back in 1130 and lasted over 300 years. Today the town is a well known tourist destination and gateway to year-round adventures. Don’t think because you’re high in the mountains that it never warms up. In summer, the temperature can reach up into the 70s. Swim in Lake Thun, hike harder mountains, bike around lake Brienz on your wait to Giessbach waterfall. Looking for more rugged adventure? Bungee jump, rock climb or paraglide down from jagged cliffs. Winter is…cold. Perfect for snowy pursuits. Skiing and snowboarding are found all over the region. Grindewald First and Murren-Schilthorn are two of the most popular places to get your shuss on. Learn more about Interlaken

Switzerland’s capital is hot again With its exceptional location inside a bend of the river Aare, the Swiss capital of Bern is a city that feels more like a charming town. As it possesses a remarkably preserved medieval city center, the Old Town of Bern has also been named a UNESCO World heritage site. Arriving by train into Bern is quite easy due to its location in the heart of the country. Swiss trains run hourly, if not more, often directly from airport locations. Forget the expensive cab ride or rental car. You can be in Bern from Zurich airport in 75 minutes, and Geneva in less than two hours. The train station itself has many amenities such as luggage lockers, shopping, events ticket sales, restaurants and a post office. When you exit, the Old Town is within easy walking distance. Learn more about Bern