Alpine Sensation Review

The Alpine Shock Experience Hall is a new pavilion to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Jungfrau Railway. The pavilion directly connects the Sphinx Hall and the Ice Palace. The pavilion displays a variety of pictures, images, ice sculptures, recording the past and present of Jungfrau.

Located below the Jungfrau Observation Deck, connecting the observation deck and the ice palace, there are many ice sculptures, as well as various models, pictures and even small videos to tell the construction process of Jungfrau Railway Station.

I was really not shocked. In fact, I think it is basically impossible to come here. The key is to see the real peaks to really make people feel shocked. The Alps are said to have begun to melt a little!

It is worthy of such a high evaluation, it can be regarded as a real name, will recommend to friends

It's also good to experience the shock of this Alps

A great experience, only here.

After taking the elevator from the Sphinx Observation Deck, you can see the entrance of the experience hall, and you can see the stars shining on the screen when you look up, as if you have entered the starry sky tunnel. There is a bench at the door for tourists to take pictures, and there is a large crystal ball that tells the formation of Europe's highest railway station and the lives of the surrounding residents, making people feel the history of the original and understanding of the local folk customs.