An 8.5-meter wooden cow kids can climb inside, with a viewing platform and a slide, plus a seesaw, a swing and small trampolines.
A 17-meter pool facing the Alps, connecting rooms with bunk beds and a children's playroom, across from the Männlichen cable car.
Galleried family rooms that sleep five, a warm indoor pool kids can use with a grown-up, and the train station a minute away.
Swiss cooking built around alpine herbs, with a children's menu of its own.
The Binder family's hotel, with apartments for up to four and breakfast and dinner included (there's a free shuttle bus too).
A playground beside the mini golf, a short walk from the Männlichen cable car.
A big self-service panorama restaurant whose sun terrace looks straight onto the giant cow playground.
Europe's highest railway station, with an ice palace full of carved animals, a zipline over the glacier and the highest Lindt shop in the world.
Pasta, grilled dishes and cheese fondue at the Victoria Lauberhorn, open to everyone, with or without a booking.
Right by the station, looking out at the Jungfrau, with a daily lunch menu and Swiss meat and cheese dishes at night.
An open-air pool facing the Jungfrau, with its own children's pool and slide, and kids under 16 swim free.
A children's playroom next to the dining room, and a spa where kids from 6 can come along with their parents.
Eighteen holes built on the famous Lauberhorn ski race, including one where your ball shoots out of a snow cannon.
A 3.5-kilometer walk down to Holenstein with 13 stations, where kids collect letters on a map and trade the word for a small gift.
Mostly downhill on a wide path for 4.5 kilometers, with a restaurant at each end.
Cheese and meat fondue, rösti, raclette and spaghetti, in a dining room with a winter garden.
Pizza, pasta, burgers and Swiss fondue on one menu, with a garden terrace that seats sixty.
A short walk from the Männlichen top station to the summit, about 25 minutes up.
A little village cinema with afternoon shows and children's tickets.
