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Main tourist area between two lakes with Höheweg promenade, shops, restaurants and Alpine views.
Charming old town with traditional Swiss architecture, local restaurants and authentic atmosphere.
Quieter residential area with mountain views, good base for outdoor activities.
faq.subtitle Interlaken
Yes, it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience! Book early morning trains for clearer views. The trip is expensive (CHF 200+) but unforgettable
Summer (June-September) for hiking and water sports, winter for skiing. Spring and fall offer fewer crowds and lower prices
If staying 3+ days and planning mountain excursions, yes. It gives 50% off mountain railways and free travel on regular trains
Useful tips for visiting Interlaken
Check the weather forecast and webcams before mountain trips - clouds can ruin the views and waste your money
Coop and Migros supermarkets are much cheaper than restaurants. Stock up for picnics with mountain views
Book mountain railway tickets online in advance for discounts of up to 30%
Paragliding is a must-do activity here. Prices are around CHF 180-200 for a tandem flight
Average temperature by month
Cost of food, accommodation and services
Prices are approximate and may vary by season and area.
Hotels and rental prices
Prices are approximate. Book in advance during high season.
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Cards accepted everywhere. CHF local currency. EUR sometimes accepted at poor rate. Expensive tourist town.
Best rates at UBS or Credit Suisse banks. Ost (East) train station exchange terrible - avoid. Shops accept EUR but give 15-20% worse rate - always pay in CHF. PostFinance and Raiffeisen ATMs charge flat CHF 5 fee but fair rate. Tourist trap: Höheweg street exchanges markup 8-10%.
Service included. Rounding up appreciated but not expected. 5-10% for exceptional service.
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