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In Kambly's factory shop, two people with full shopping baskets carefully select from a variety of treats. The atmosphere is relaxed and cheerful, surrounded by a world of delicious sweets.
The picture shows the Kambly Experience & Shop, embedded in idyllic, green surroundings. A bright, summery atmosphere surrounds the modern building with its striking red decorative elements, which reflect traditional Swiss design. The electric charging stations at the front signalise sustainability.
In the Kambly factory shop, a man and a woman browse the shelves together with great interest. They are clearly enjoying the selection of colourful packaging, while their shopping basket already contains a few Kambly specialities.

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With Kambly cookie train, you can experience moments of joy and discover the most beautiful places in Switzerland!

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  • Emmental
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On this one-day roundtrip you visit the most beautiful places in the heart of Switzerland, experience great views of snow capped mountains, ride along clear lakes and through the lush green landscape with its traditional farm houses. Explore the world-famous destinations of Lucerne and Interlaken as well as the charming Swiss capital of Berne of which the old town is recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage site.

A Kambly train travels through a picturesque landscape while cows graze peacefully in the foreground. The scene conveys an idyllic tranquillity and the harmony of country life.
The Kambly train winds its way through the picturesque Emmental valley, the setting sun bathing the landscape in a soft light. The scene epitomises tranquillity and the beauty of nature.

Tickets available all year round at the tourist offices in Berne and Lucerne, the BLS Reisezentrum Interlaken West, the ticket counter at the railway station Interlaken Ost as well as at all railway station ticket counters throughout Switzerland.

Location

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Mühlestrasse 8
3555 Trubschachen

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