Grindelwald in the Eiger valley of the Bernese Oberland is a welcoming green valley surrounded by the majestic mountain views of the Eiger North and Wetterhorn, plus many The sights and diverse activities make Grindelwald the most popular resort and hiking destination in Switzerland and the largest ski resort in the Jungfrau region.

Grindelwald has an extraordinary and magnificent mountain view, a glacier that traversed it. At the end of the eighteenth century, a group of tourists from the UK came to this beautiful place for the first time. In the mid-nineteenth century, a major breakthrough in mountaineering technology, the local mountaineering guide in Grindelwald, led visitors from the UK to climb almost all the mountains in the region. The most difficult to climb, the Eiger, was conquered for the first time in 1858 (the first slope of the Eiger was conquered in 1938).

At the end of the 19th century, due to the large-scale construction of roads and railways, people were able to enter Grindelwald more conveniently, and the local winter tourism industry began to flourish. In 1908, the first line of high-altitude cable cars in the Alps was built on the Wetterhorn. In 1912, the railway from Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch was completed, and today, the Jungfrau Railway Station, known as the "Top of Europe", remains The highest railway station in Europe. The Jungfrau, which has been covered with snow all year round, has also become a world-famous tourist destination.