No cars, no crowds, no clue where to eat? Tips from Mürren friends — for anyone visiting, or dreaming of, Mürren.
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Restaurants, playgrounds and the stations that get you around — all in one place.
NewFrom take-away noodles to a table with a view of the Eiger — spots worth knowing.
FavouritesCoop, the village deli — and soon self-service farm cheese spots.
Bond, Schilthorn, and the summit shop on Piz Gloria.
Rental and gear — Abegglen and Intersport.
No village doctor in summer — here's who to call, and when to call 144.
Good to knowCar-free means cable cars. Two routes in, and what to do with your luggage.
Playgrounds, hikes and the alp with the view that stops conversations mid-sentence. Only one route is (almost) flat — from the cable car station through the village to Winteregg and Grütschalp, with a train back whenever your legs are done. Every other trail goes up and down.
Flat route availableRainy day? Free play rooms, a warm pool, and a kids' club just for splashing about.
FreeAllmendhubel, Gimmelwald, the Sportzentrum and Winteregg — four playgrounds worth the detour.
Piz Gloria, Allmendhubel, Winteregg — mountain outings worth the trip.
The village laundromat is currently closed — here's what guests can do instead.
Currently closedCash machine at the Schilthornbahn station — top of the village.
Visitor questions, discount offers and local tips — at the Sportzentrum.
Concerts, festivals and village traditions — the local calendar. Coming soon.