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Day 1
Arrive Vienna
Day 1
Arrive Vienna
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Ring Street
Late Afternoon to Evening:
Inner City
Day 2
Vienna
Day 3
Vienna
Schönbrunn Zoo
Highlight of Schönbrunn PalaceJoin local families enjoying one of Europe's best zoos.
With an entrance directly connected to the Schönbrunn palace gardens, visiting the zoo can be a great addition to any trip to the palace. Founded as an imperial menagerie in 1752, it is the oldest continually operated zoo in the world, and today is home to many rare species such as giant pandas.
Schönbrunn Gardens
Highlight of Schönbrunn PalaceGet lost in the huge imperial gardens.
The beautiful park is a mix of formal gardens and woodlands, and is dotted with enchanting statues & fountains, including a massive fountain of Neptune. The Gloriette pavilion sits on a rise opposite the palace and commands a wonderful view. Kids will love the labyrinth, racing to find the tower at the center of the maze.
Schönbrunn Zoo
Highlight of Schönbrunn PalaceJoin local families enjoying one of Europe's best zoos.
With an entrance directly connected to the Schönbrunn palace gardens, visiting the zoo can be a great addition to any trip to the palace. Founded as an imperial menagerie in 1752, it is the oldest continually operated zoo in the world, and today is home to many rare species such as giant pandas.
Schönbrunn Gardens
Highlight of Schönbrunn PalaceGet lost in the huge imperial gardens.
The beautiful park is a mix of formal gardens and woodlands, and is dotted with enchanting statues & fountains, including a massive fountain of Neptune. The Gloriette pavilion sits on a rise opposite the palace and commands a wonderful view. Kids will love the labyrinth, racing to find the tower at the center of the maze.
Schönbrunn Zoo
Highlight of Schönbrunn PalaceJoin local families enjoying one of Europe's best zoos.
With an entrance directly connected to the Schönbrunn palace gardens, visiting the zoo can be a great addition to any trip to the palace. Founded as an imperial menagerie in 1752, it is the oldest continually operated zoo in the world, and today is home to many rare species such as giant pandas.
Schönbrunn Gardens
Highlight of Schönbrunn PalaceGet lost in the huge imperial gardens.
The beautiful park is a mix of formal gardens and woodlands, and is dotted with enchanting statues & fountains, including a massive fountain of Neptune. The Gloriette pavilion sits on a rise opposite the palace and commands a wonderful view. Kids will love the labyrinth, racing to find the tower at the center of the maze.
Day 4
Vienna to Salzburg
Day 5
Salzburg
Hellbrunn Palace
Highlight of Sound of Music Guided Bus TourHellbrunn Palace is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening.
Built as a summer palace by Salzburg's Prince-Bishop, Markus Sittikus, the Schloss Hellbrunn is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early Baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening. It can be toured with an audio guide and includes several beautiful frescoed ceilings. There is a great deal to discover in the gardens - hidden grottos, clever statues, reflecting pools, as well as flora and fauna. What's more, the gardens are also home to famous Wasserspiele, trick water fountains that never fail to delight, astonish, and befuddle. The fountains were actually built with the express purpose of playing practical jokes on guests, and they continue to provide plenty of amusement today.
Hellbrunn Palace
Highlight of Sound of Music Guided Bus TourHellbrunn Palace is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening.
Built as a summer palace by Salzburg's Prince-Bishop, Markus Sittikus, the Schloss Hellbrunn is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early Baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening. It can be toured with an audio guide and includes several beautiful frescoed ceilings. There is a great deal to discover in the gardens - hidden grottos, clever statues, reflecting pools, as well as flora and fauna. What's more, the gardens are also home to famous Wasserspiele, trick water fountains that never fail to delight, astonish, and befuddle. The fountains were actually built with the express purpose of playing practical jokes on guests, and they continue to provide plenty of amusement today.
Hellbrunn Palace
Highlight of Sound of Music Guided Bus TourHellbrunn Palace is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening.
Built as a summer palace by Salzburg's Prince-Bishop, Markus Sittikus, the Schloss Hellbrunn is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early Baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening. It can be toured with an audio guide and includes several beautiful frescoed ceilings. There is a great deal to discover in the gardens - hidden grottos, clever statues, reflecting pools, as well as flora and fauna. What's more, the gardens are also home to famous Wasserspiele, trick water fountains that never fail to delight, astonish, and befuddle. The fountains were actually built with the express purpose of playing practical jokes on guests, and they continue to provide plenty of amusement today.
Hellbrunn Palace
Highlight of Sound of Music Guided Bus TourHellbrunn Palace is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening.
Built as a summer palace by Salzburg's Prince-Bishop, Markus Sittikus, the Schloss Hellbrunn is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early Baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening. It can be toured with an audio guide and includes several beautiful frescoed ceilings. There is a great deal to discover in the gardens - hidden grottos, clever statues, reflecting pools, as well as flora and fauna. What's more, the gardens are also home to famous Wasserspiele, trick water fountains that never fail to delight, astonish, and befuddle. The fountains were actually built with the express purpose of playing practical jokes on guests, and they continue to provide plenty of amusement today.
Hellbrunn Palace
Highlight of Sound of Music Guided Bus TourHellbrunn Palace is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening.
Built as a summer palace by Salzburg's Prince-Bishop, Markus Sittikus, the Schloss Hellbrunn is a picturesque palace surrounded by even more beautiful gardens. The early Baroque palace was built exclusively for the purpose of entertainment, as the Prince-Bishop would actually return to Salzburg in the evening. It can be toured with an audio guide and includes several beautiful frescoed ceilings. There is a great deal to discover in the gardens - hidden grottos, clever statues, reflecting pools, as well as flora and fauna. What's more, the gardens are also home to famous Wasserspiele, trick water fountains that never fail to delight, astonish, and befuddle. The fountains were actually built with the express purpose of playing practical jokes on guests, and they continue to provide plenty of amusement today.
Day 6
Salzburg
Day 7
Salzburg to Zurich
Day 8
Zurich
Day 9
Zurich to Interlaken
Ritterscher Palace
Highlight of LucerneBuilt in 1557 as a private mansion, but now hosting Lucerne's cantonal government
Built in 1557 as a private mansion, but now hosting Lucerne's cantonal government
Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge)
Highlight of LucerneIconic wooden bridge with a roof decorated with 17th century art
Astonishing 170 meter-long, wooden Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge), which connects the Old Town, on the right bank, to the “New Town,” on the left. It also served as a defensive bastion against attacks from Lake Lucerne to the south. Built in 1333, and named after the tiny nearby 18th century St Peterskapelle
Ritterscher Palace
Highlight of LucerneBuilt in 1557 as a private mansion, but now hosting Lucerne's cantonal government
Built in 1557 as a private mansion, but now hosting Lucerne's cantonal government
Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge)
Highlight of LucerneIconic wooden bridge with a roof decorated with 17th century art
Astonishing 170 meter-long, wooden Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge), which connects the Old Town, on the right bank, to the “New Town,” on the left. It also served as a defensive bastion against attacks from Lake Lucerne to the south. Built in 1333, and named after the tiny nearby 18th century St Peterskapelle
Ritterscher Palace
Highlight of LucerneBuilt in 1557 as a private mansion, but now hosting Lucerne's cantonal government
Built in 1557 as a private mansion, but now hosting Lucerne's cantonal government
Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge)
Highlight of LucerneIconic wooden bridge with a roof decorated with 17th century art
Astonishing 170 meter-long, wooden Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge), which connects the Old Town, on the right bank, to the “New Town,” on the left. It also served as a defensive bastion against attacks from Lake Lucerne to the south. Built in 1333, and named after the tiny nearby 18th century St Peterskapelle
Day 10
Interlaken
Grindelwald
Highlight of JungfrauVillage in the Bernese Alps
Village in the Bernese Alps that is considered to be the gateway to the Jungfrau Region. This village is popular among hikers and alpinists
Grindelwald
Highlight of JungfrauVillage in the Bernese Alps
Village in the Bernese Alps that is considered to be the gateway to the Jungfrau Region. This village is popular among hikers and alpinists
Grindelwald
Highlight of JungfrauVillage in the Bernese Alps
Village in the Bernese Alps that is considered to be the gateway to the Jungfrau Region. This village is popular among hikers and alpinists
Grindelwald
Highlight of JungfrauVillage in the Bernese Alps
Village in the Bernese Alps that is considered to be the gateway to the Jungfrau Region. This village is popular among hikers and alpinists
Grindelwald
Highlight of JungfrauVillage in the Bernese Alps
Village in the Bernese Alps that is considered to be the gateway to the Jungfrau Region. This village is popular among hikers and alpinists
Day 11
Interlaken to Geneva
Day 12
Geneva
Reformation Wall
Highlight of Highlights Walking TourA monumental reminder of Geneva’s history and influence during the Reformation.
The men depicted on the wall are the main protagonists of the Reformation, John Calvin, Willian Farel, Theodore Beza, and John Knox. Engraved on the wall is the Genevan motto “Post Tenebras Lux” which translates to “light after darkness.”
Reformation Wall
Highlight of Highlights Walking TourA monumental reminder of Geneva’s history and influence during the Reformation.
The men depicted on the wall are the main protagonists of the Reformation, John Calvin, Willian Farel, Theodore Beza, and John Knox. Engraved on the wall is the Genevan motto “Post Tenebras Lux” which translates to “light after darkness.”
Reformation Wall
Highlight of Highlights Walking TourA monumental reminder of Geneva’s history and influence during the Reformation.
The men depicted on the wall are the main protagonists of the Reformation, John Calvin, Willian Farel, Theodore Beza, and John Knox. Engraved on the wall is the Genevan motto “Post Tenebras Lux” which translates to “light after darkness.”
Reformation Wall
Highlight of Highlights Walking TourA monumental reminder of Geneva’s history and influence during the Reformation.
The men depicted on the wall are the main protagonists of the Reformation, John Calvin, Willian Farel, Theodore Beza, and John Knox. Engraved on the wall is the Genevan motto “Post Tenebras Lux” which translates to “light after darkness.”
Reformation Wall
Highlight of Highlights Walking TourA monumental reminder of Geneva’s history and influence during the Reformation.
The men depicted on the wall are the main protagonists of the Reformation, John Calvin, Willian Farel, Theodore Beza, and John Knox. Engraved on the wall is the Genevan motto “Post Tenebras Lux” which translates to “light after darkness.”
Day 13
Geneva
Mer de Glace
Highlight of Chamonix ExcursionThe Sea of Ice in French is the largest glacier in France and the third largest glacier in the Alps
Many attractions can be seen at the Mer de Glace including the Grotto de Glace, Gallery of Crystals, and the Glaciorium.
Mer de Glace
Highlight of Chamonix ExcursionThe Sea of Ice in French is the largest glacier in France and the third largest glacier in the Alps
Many attractions can be seen at the Mer de Glace including the Grotto de Glace, Gallery of Crystals, and the Glaciorium.
Mer de Glace
Highlight of Chamonix ExcursionThe Sea of Ice in French is the largest glacier in France and the third largest glacier in the Alps
Many attractions can be seen at the Mer de Glace including the Grotto de Glace, Gallery of Crystals, and the Glaciorium.
Mer de Glace
Highlight of Chamonix ExcursionThe Sea of Ice in French is the largest glacier in France and the third largest glacier in the Alps
Many attractions can be seen at the Mer de Glace including the Grotto de Glace, Gallery of Crystals, and the Glaciorium.
Mer de Glace
Highlight of Chamonix ExcursionThe Sea of Ice in French is the largest glacier in France and the third largest glacier in the Alps
Many attractions can be seen at the Mer de Glace including the Grotto de Glace, Gallery of Crystals, and the Glaciorium.
Day 14
Depart Geneva
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You've probably heard this before— the city of Salzburg is straight out of a fairytale. Nestled in the mountains, this romantic city's Baroque architecture with colorful domes and spires is especially striking against the ancient fortress and Austrian Alpine backdrop. If you're looking for an amazing view, climb up to Hohensalzburg Fortress, Central Europe's largest intact fortress, for a jaw-dropping panorama of the city backed by misty mountains. Perhaps most famous for being the birthplace of the renowned composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and the filming location for the classic The Sound of Music, this city has much to offer. Salzburg has become an important artistic and cultural center, featuring magnificent concert halls that uphold the city's tradition of classical music every day of the year, as well as acclaimed art exhibitions and museums. If you do it right, your visit to Salzburg will immerse you in the city's unforgettable atmosphere and keep you coming back for more.
Read More
Zurich is Switzerland’s biggest city, located in the center of the country’s German-speaking region. It’s this location, superbly connected to almost everywhere else by train and close to an international airport, that makes Zurich an obvious destination for tourists. Well, that’s one of the reasons. There’s also the city’s bevy of bars and restaurants, the lakeside views, and stunning architecture around every corner.Take a stroll down the Bahnhofstrasse, a street known around the world for its unrivaled shopping. Weave through crowds of shoppers as you pass rows of world-famous and exclusive brands. Zurich is a small city, but that just makes it easier to get around. Lindenhof Hill, a slight rise of land in the center, offers views across all of the town. Among the city’s most striking features are the Grossmünster towers, which can also be climbed. This is a proud, sophisticated, and elegant city.
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