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Happy holidays!

Hello there, our trip was almost 10 days. We did ! Happy to have found many activities that are kids friendly. Hope you enjoy the videos ! 😀

Glad yr family enjoyed the trip as much as we did. Marble mountain was our favourite but challenging with two toddlers😅

Why you say your children are addicted? Aren’t you the parents ? 🤦🏻‍♀️

Hi, definitely ! I would definitely recommend still bringing a stroller. It is quite easy and convenient to use a stroller on their public transport. For buses you may need to carry the stroller up but for trains or tram it is really easy to manage 😀

This is the Deluxe Room. Rmb to sign up for their membership on their website as you get 10% off on food, beverages etc...it's like a member rate when you book directly from Park Royal. 😊

It is indeed ! Esp since it's newly refurbished with the kids room and all. I believe there is still room for improvement in terms of the quality of food. Esp when there are still new restaurants that will soon be opened in the hotel. In any case, there are plenty of food choices via Grab or even at the Afamosa Freeport opposite the hotel.

Hi there we stayed specifically at Interlakan West Station. My accommodation is just 3-4 min walk from the station and 1 min walk from Migros. Ppl typically stay at the Interlaken Ost (interlaken East) Station becos it is like a central station. For us, we chose Int West area as we needed accommodation that fits 7 adults. The trouble is that we always had to travel from Interlaken West station to Interlaken Ost station first to change lines. My suggestion is for u to search for accommodation near the Interlaken Ost area first.

Hi there Not at all. No altitude issues at all for all of my family members. You have to go up it is definitely an experience. You will enjoy it !

Definitely! I had an amazing experience using this on a 14 hours international flight. Am planning to get another one for my daughter. I hope you have the same experience as I had !

Hello there, we were heading to Mount Rigi which is at Lucern. This is the "Classic Round Trip" which starts at the Lucern ferry dock adjacent to the Lucern train station. We purchased the Siwss Pass via KLOOK and was easily able to ride on many public transportations and ferries like these, along with discounts to the Alps. See here >atmy.me/go/BBv3fwmx Please don't forget to like and subscribe !

Hello there, my child was almost 3 years old when I brought him there. Yes it is possible to bring babies and kids to mountain tops ! Do follow through my other videos in this Swiss series, you can see that I brought my stroller all the way up to the ice caves and also on top of the cable cars. Do make sure you get the right clothing for your child and baby as Jungfrau and the ice cave are below 0 degrees. There is only one section of Jungfraujoch, which is the hike up to the Top of Europe, which you are literally stepping into the snow and walking up the hill, that's probably not possible for you with a very young baby. But we did carry our son all the way up anyway. Other than that, the other places have proper outer decks where you can comfortably walk out. They have areas for you to park your stroller and you can just walk out as if you are walking out of a balcony. I did bring a compact stroller for convenience. I hope this helps !

Hello there, 👋 travelling to Grindewald and top of Europe region specifically w a kid and a stroller is actually very convenient. They have pathways for stroller and if u continue to watch the rest of my videos of this Swiss series, I have shown that u can even pushed the stroller down to the ice cave and directly on top of the cable car. Only very few occasions such as going up a tram or the train u may need to carry the stroller up by hand but it is nothing of a hassle. U will realise that all other visitors or locals travel up with a stroller as well. However, if u wish to hike up the trail by foot and with a kid and stroller, it is not advisable. The hiking trails are not meant for strollers. It can be quite a challenge. U may however stop in between the stations, park yr stroller aside and go down the trail before taking the next train to the next stop. Top of Europe has snow all year round, the ice cave is also below negative so need to prep clothing for kids properly. 😀 hope this helps !

Hello there, no we did not bring a car seat. We only brought a compact stroller. Most of the places that we traveled to, we traveled by trains or buses. There isn't really a need for one as we don't drive around. You can easily push the stroller on board of the train of buses. Hope this helps!

Hello there we travelled towards the last two days of Sept till early October. You only need the heavy duty outerwear when you go up the alps. Hope this helps.

Thank you! We plan to visit in July, with 2 infants. Yes, was worried about the weather and your video helps a lot

@@Procool2014 hope you enjoy the rest of the swiss series videos !

I hope this series of my videos help you plan yr trip ahead. I hope u have a wonderful and safe trip with your family !

Hello there thank you ! This is called " Top of Family" it is located at the Winteregg Murren train station on the way down from Lauterbrunnen. Once u get out of the station, u just need to go across and you'd see the playground. It is truly spectacular facing the beautiful alps. It is located just outside a restaurant. Hope you enjoy it with yr child as much as we did !

Hi there I stayed specifically at Interlakan West Station. My accommodation is just 5 min walk from the station and 1 min walk from Migros. Ppl typically stay at the Interlaken Ost (interlaken East) Station becos it is like a central station. For us, we chose Int West area as we needed accommodation that fits 7 adults. The trouble is that we always had to travel from Interlaken West station to Interlaken Ost station first to change lines. My suggestion is for u to search for accommodation near the Interlaken Ost area first.

Hi there I stayed specifically at Interlakan West Station. My accommodation is just 5 min walk from the station and 1 min walk from Migros. Ppl typically stay at the Interlaken Ost (interlaken East) Station becos it is like a central station. For us, we chose Int West area as we needed accommodation that fits 7 adults. The trouble is that we always had to travel from Interlaken West station to Interlaken Ost station first to change lines. My suggestion is for u to search for accommodation near the Interlaken Ost area first.

Hello there we travelled in the month of October.