Most PHOTOGENIC place in SWITZERLAND (Lauterbrunnen Day Trip!)

Day trip to lauterbrunnen Switzerland and the most beautiful waterfall hikes to Staubbach falls, Murren, and Gimmelwald travel guide. Gondola ride into the swiss alps in the Jungfrau region. Paragliding and base jumping paradise. Things to do in Lauterbrunnen, Murren and Gimmelwald!

[@brianlaurie6142]

Grindelwald is the most beautiful place in the world. But these nearby villages are incredibly scenic, too. Thank you for the memories and perfect narration and music!

[@morganseel]

Indeed! Thank you so much!

[@ksaholy]

amazing views and added with your comments and nice music background

[@morganseel]

I appreciate that very much!

[@lindaromero7780]

Damn! I wanna go! Like soon!

[@morganseel]

Absolutely worth the trip!! No matter the season

[@WanderingTogether]

Thanks for sharing this !

[@morganseel]

Thank you!

[@Kpapiez5481]

Great video! Makes me excited for my trip in may staying in Lauterbrunnen

[@morganseel]

Thank you - you're going to have the best time! It's a place like no other.

[@conniecarlson]

LMAO - "I don't even know what the temperature is because everything is in frickin celsius" We leave Aug 23 for Lauterbrunnen/Murren stays. I'm the crazy one paragliding. This was a great video..and I've watched probably 50 Switzerland vlogs. Thanks so much.

[@conniecarlson]

PS. I never know the temp when I'm in Europe LOL

[@morganseel]

hahah I've left my weather app on Celsius since being here to learn, and have gotten a little better at it (I think?). You are going to have THE best time! Paragliding is a rollercoaster from the jump to soaring through the sky. Thank you very much and enjoy Switzerland!

[@DutchNomadGuido]

Switzerland is so beautiful

[@morganseel]

It seriously offers a ton for such a small country

[@c-historia]

stunning! wow big like

[@morganseel]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@AspenandEmery]

Lauterbrunnen is absolutely awesome, however I think it needs to be said that wengen above is even better!! Too touristy in Lauterbrunnen for us. Great video!!

[@morganseel]

I couldn't agree more! Lauterbrunnen is stunning at the bottom of the valley, but the true mountain villages are otherworldly beautiful and unique. I will be sure not to miss Wengen on my next visit! Much appreciated!

[@Rolls1866]

Laturbrunnen is absolutely a paradise valley on earth 😍

[@morganseel]

It is stunning! Seriously looks like something out of a fantasy

[@ervinslens]

Gorgeous shots my friend, absolutely gorgeous views and presentation!

[@morganseel]

Much appreciated! It's an absolutely one of a kind place.

[@mistermerita341]

Love it!!

[@morganseel]

Thank you!

[@eprohoda]

Omg~ pro ! 🔥

[@morganseel]

Thanks man 🙌

[@MPabon]

Great video! Soo should you spend a night in Lauterbrunnen or is beautiful but just a few our will do? May stay 2 nights at Interlaken and visit Lauterbrunnen, en the nearby villages? I”m a bit confused as to where established a base so I don’t have to daily move to a new hotel. Thanks for you video ❤

[@morganseel]

Hello and thank you! I did the visit in one day, but that left me wanting plenty more. You could absolutely spend a night or two in Lauterbrunnen and visit each side of the valley, including the villages of Murren and Wengen. If you prefer to stay in Interlaken you can make it a day trip (just go extra early) see Lauterbrunnen and one of the mountain villages, then perhaps end the day by catching sunset in Grindelwald on the way back to your home base!

[@MPabon]

@@morganseel Great! ❤️ Thank you very much for the feed back. It helps me in my planning. 🙏🏻

[@morganseel]

@@MPabon Absolutely - have the best time!

[@gerliesb2857]

Wow your video is amazing. I wonder if all your videos is all I one day trip?😊

[@morganseel]

Thank you 🙏🏼 yes! This was all in one day visit. So much to see and do!

[@herbertdohm8725]

Halloschönes video

[@morganseel]

Thank you so much

[@paulbeltran7132]

What village had the best view ? I am visiting Italy in June but will go to lauterbrunnen valley for a overnighter trip. Where would you stay ? Wengen ? Lauterbrunnen ? Murren?

[@morganseel]

Hey Paul! Lauterbrunnen itself is at the bottom of the valley, so for the views you're definitely going to want to take the gondola up into the mountain villages. Wengen is on one side of the valley and Murren on the opposite. Wengen has the most quintessential jaw-dropping view through the valley and is a bigger village with more shops and restaurants. Murren is more sleepy, but very charming and is on the route up to the famous James Bond rotating restaurant if that's something on your list. I would stay in Wengen, then do a little day trip to the Murren side to explore.

[@tinawimberley4285]

Beautiful! I can't wait to go myself!!🥰 What month did you go?

[@morganseel]

You will love it! I was there in May, but I think just about anytime of year is uniquely beautiful

[@tompurvis1261]

Nice video. What was the date of your visit?

[@morganseel]

Hey Tom! This particular visit was in mid May of last year.

[@Indianoamericanorussiano]

Which month did you go there?

[@morganseel]

Hey there - this visit was in mid May, but it's beautiful year round. The summer months are great for hiking and biking.

[@crimson_phoenix9629]

Hi. Where did you stay while travelling there? By the way, nice video! I’m planning to go to Switzerland in September and planning to stay in Lauterbrunnen

[@morganseel]

Hello, and thank you! I was here for a day trip, but you have a lot of good options. You can stay in Interlaken, the closest city, which is only 20-30 minutes away. There are also several nice hotels in Lauterbrunnen itself, or even a reasonably priced mountain hostel in Gimmelwald. Other options to stay up in one of the small villages are renting a chalet up the mountain or there’s a nice hotel in Wengen. Hope that helps!

[@kathleenblaes-garcia3024]

What was the name of the Gondola you rode to Murren?

[@morganseel]

Hey Kathleen, you can drive and park or take the local public transit bus a few minutes down the valley to Stechelberg gondola station. Well worth it just for the ride!

[@kathleenblaes-garcia3024]

@@morganseel Oh Thank you so much! We couldn't figure out where the gondola started. Your video was so beautiful!

[@morganseel]

@@kathleenblaes-garcia3024 Thank you and glad it helped! I hope you have the best time out there when you visit.

[@tomschaller4756]

Sorry bro, it has so much more beautyfull places in my country. Every vloger shows rhe same.

[@morganseel]

Yes, all of Switzerland is very beautiful

[@riyan7205]

Great video, very helpful in plannin my trip. Can u link a itinerary?

[@morganseel]

Thank you! Glad it was helpful. I don't have a written itinerary at the moment, but will keep you posted when I get one up. It most depends on how many days you're visiting for.

[@riyan7205]

@@morganseel This is my Switzerland itinerary for October. I am trying to figure out if I should buy the Swiss travel pass or a 50% off pass with a Jungfrau pass or a Top of Europe pass. I figure the Swiss travel pass will pay off with all the activities / travels listed above but I'm honestly unsure, I was also thinking if I got a Jungfrau pass and 50% off pass that could make sense too. One thing that had me stumped is I can’t figure out which pass jungfrau and grindelwald first cable cars are free with, I'll be using those a fair amount so figured I could decide a bit better with that in mind. Was wondering if you knew about that or even which passes would be best in regard to my itinerary. also any suggestions / changes for my itinerary it would be much appreciated. Note: Im 20 years old so I would receive the discounted youth prices for the passes Zurich 2 day Day 1: Arive, Zurich city, paddle board, top of zurich, tower Day 2: Schaffhausen city, then Rhine falls, leave to Lucerne, see lucerne city Lucerne 2 day Day 3: Lucerne boat to Alpnachstad, take cogwheel, hike, eat, cable car down, Frakigaudi Toboggan, cable car down, hike whatever else / explore city / socialize Day 4: Mt Titlis, titlis cliff walk, ski lift to sledding, ice tunnel, scooters from first to last stop, leave to interlaken Interlaken 3 days Day 5: St. Beatus Caves, Harder Kulm, rest of day at Lake brienz, Lake boat ride Day 6: Paragliding, Glacier Canyon, Glacier Canyon jump, Day 7: Hike?, Figure out (Open to suggestions), leave to Grindelwald Grindelwald 3 days Day 8: Jungfrau, Top of Europe, Hike eiger trail Day 9: Bachalpsee lake (walk to back of second lake), Grindelwald First , Mountain cart, First Tissot cliff walk (Sunset) Day 10: Männlichen, Männlichen to Klein Scheidegg train station hike, train back to grindelwald, travel to zermatt Zermatt 2 days Day 11: Materhorn, glacier palace, suspension bridge Day 12: Zermatt, Travel to milan

[@morganseel]

@@riyan7205 Hey man! Sorry I'm just getting to this, but your itinerary looks incredible! I don't have much in the way of changes, as this looks great. Definitely smart to factor in some rest days, as it can get exhausting traveling, hiking, and exploring for multiple days on end. You're hitting a ton of the top spots. Glad to see you've got paragliding and the toboggan in there - but are a lot of fun and especially epic in Switzerland. For a nice down day, I'd recommend finding a bath house. They are all over and part of the culture, especially in the fall and winter months. They have saunas, huge indoor and outdoor pools with various jets, hamams, hot tubs, cold plunges, and generally have a bar / restaurant. Can't recommend them enough!