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Mürren BLM Train Station

SwitzerlandMürren · Switzerland

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Mürren station is the terminus of the shortest railway line in the Jungfrau Region. It is only 2.5 miles (4 kilometers) long. The trains of the Lauterbrunnen-Mürren BLM (Bergbahn Lauterbrunnen-Mürren) mountain railway bring passengers from Grütschalp station to the Winteregg middle station and the car-free resort of Mürren.

This machine is at the Mürren Train Station in Switzerland. You have to take a smaller train and cable car to get there. The machine is on the steps going up to the second floor from where the train lets off. Counter opening times: 07:35 –11:55 / 13:35 –16:45.

Machine 1 uses a 2 Swiss Franc piece and a 20 cent piece (CHf 2.20) for each pressing. Designs are:
1. (V) Murrenbahn gondola with 'Switzerland Winteregg'.
2. (H) Winteregg Berg restaurant and Swiss flag in front of the Schilthorn with 'Winteregg-Murren'.
3. (V) Edelweiss flower and Swiss flag with 'Edelweiß'.
4. (H) Swiss Flag, Heart, and Edelweiss flower with 'Switzerland'.

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: N46° 33' 49.7514" Longitude: W-7° 53' 49.761"
Google Maps coordinates: HV7W+GV Lauterbrunnen, Switzerland

9/16/25 Machine still here.
Is the machine working??? What do the rolled designs look like, long, short, off-center, full rolls, other???

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Machine 1 - Inside on the intermediate stair landing4Token

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