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Overview
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OverviewArrival
2 nights
Zurich
Switzerland
Train: 1h
2 nights
Lucerne
Switzerland
Train: 2h
2 nights
Interlaken
Switzerland
Train: 1h
Train: 2h
3 nights
Geneva
Switzerland
Departure

Day 1
Arrive Zurich
Day 1
Arrive Zurich
Mid-Day/Afternoon
A wander around the West Bank of Zürich's Limmat River will help you experience the city's development over the centuries, from its iconic Fraumünster church, the rise of its famous banking industry around Paradeplatz, its associations with the Irish writer James Joyce, and its impact on modern sporting history at the FIFA World Football Museum.

Museum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19
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Modern museum with over 1000 displays on football (soccer)
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Museum displaying Swiss history
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Museum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19
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Modern museum with over 1000 displays on football (soccer)
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

Museum displaying Swiss history
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Day 1
Arrive Zurich

Day 1
Arrive Zurich
To Be Determined:
Zurich Airport Pickup
Mid-Day/Afternoon:
West Bank, Self-Guided
Afternoon/Late Afternoon:
East Bank, Self Guided
Early Evening:
Dining Out



James Joyce Foundation
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedMuseum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19
Museum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19



FIFA World Football Museum
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedModern museum with over 1000 displays on football (soccer)
Covering three floors in total, the museum traces the history of the game, FIFA, and both men's and women's World Cup competitions. Football junkies will delight in the details and memorabilia like old programs, shirts, boots and footballs, and even an unopened bottle of champagne from England's 1966 World Cup celebrations.



West Bank, Self-Guided
OverviewWest Bank, Self-Guided
A wander around the West Bank of Zürich's Limmat River will help you experience the city's development over the centuries, from its iconic Fraumünster church, the rise of its famous banking industry around Paradeplatz, its associations with the Irish writer James Joyce, and its impact on modern sporting history at the FIFA World Football Museum.



Schweizerisches Landesmuseum (Swiss National Museum)
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedMuseum displaying Swiss history
Housed in a purpose-built mock-Gothic castle, the museum is often visited just to marvel at its architecture, but actually, this massive building has such superbly presented state-of-the-art displays on the history of the Swiss Confederation that you're sure to find something here that's worth at least an hour or two. If there's one thing the Swiss do, it's that they don't skimp on culture, so you can expect excellent value for money here.



James Joyce Foundation
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedMuseum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19
Museum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19



FIFA World Football Museum
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedModern museum with over 1000 displays on football (soccer)
Covering three floors in total, the museum traces the history of the game, FIFA, and both men's and women's World Cup competitions. Football junkies will delight in the details and memorabilia like old programs, shirts, boots and footballs, and even an unopened bottle of champagne from England's 1966 World Cup celebrations.



West Bank, Self-Guided
OverviewWest Bank, Self-Guided
A wander around the West Bank of Zürich's Limmat River will help you experience the city's development over the centuries, from its iconic Fraumünster church, the rise of its famous banking industry around Paradeplatz, its associations with the Irish writer James Joyce, and its impact on modern sporting history at the FIFA World Football Museum.



Schweizerisches Landesmuseum (Swiss National Museum)
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedMuseum displaying Swiss history
Housed in a purpose-built mock-Gothic castle, the museum is often visited just to marvel at its architecture, but actually, this massive building has such superbly presented state-of-the-art displays on the history of the Swiss Confederation that you're sure to find something here that's worth at least an hour or two. If there's one thing the Swiss do, it's that they don't skimp on culture, so you can expect excellent value for money here.

James Joyce Foundation
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedMuseum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19
Museum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19

FIFA World Football Museum
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedModern museum with over 1000 displays on football (soccer)
Covering three floors in total, the museum traces the history of the game, FIFA, and both men's and women's World Cup competitions. Football junkies will delight in the details and memorabilia like old programs, shirts, boots and footballs, and even an unopened bottle of champagne from England's 1966 World Cup celebrations.

West Bank, Self-Guided
OverviewWest Bank, Self-Guided
A wander around the West Bank of Zürich's Limmat River will help you experience the city's development over the centuries, from its iconic Fraumünster church, the rise of its famous banking industry around Paradeplatz, its associations with the Irish writer James Joyce, and its impact on modern sporting history at the FIFA World Football Museum.

Schweizerisches Landesmuseum (Swiss National Museum)
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedMuseum displaying Swiss history
Housed in a purpose-built mock-Gothic castle, the museum is often visited just to marvel at its architecture, but actually, this massive building has such superbly presented state-of-the-art displays on the history of the Swiss Confederation that you're sure to find something here that's worth at least an hour or two. If there's one thing the Swiss do, it's that they don't skimp on culture, so you can expect excellent value for money here.

James Joyce Foundation
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedMuseum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19
Museum dedicated to the great Irish writer, James Joyce, wrote Ulysses during his wartime exile in Zurich from 1915-19

FIFA World Football Museum
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedModern museum with over 1000 displays on football (soccer)
Covering three floors in total, the museum traces the history of the game, FIFA, and both men's and women's World Cup competitions. Football junkies will delight in the details and memorabilia like old programs, shirts, boots and footballs, and even an unopened bottle of champagne from England's 1966 World Cup celebrations.

West Bank, Self-Guided
OverviewWest Bank, Self-Guided
A wander around the West Bank of Zürich's Limmat River will help you experience the city's development over the centuries, from its iconic Fraumünster church, the rise of its famous banking industry around Paradeplatz, its associations with the Irish writer James Joyce, and its impact on modern sporting history at the FIFA World Football Museum.

Schweizerisches Landesmuseum (Swiss National Museum)
Highlight of West Bank, Self-GuidedMuseum displaying Swiss history
Housed in a purpose-built mock-Gothic castle, the museum is often visited just to marvel at its architecture, but actually, this massive building has such superbly presented state-of-the-art displays on the history of the Swiss Confederation that you're sure to find something here that's worth at least an hour or two. If there's one thing the Swiss do, it's that they don't skimp on culture, so you can expect excellent value for money here.

Day 2
Zurich
Day 2
Zurich
Early Morning/Morning
Leave the hubbub of the city behind and embark on a picturesque day trip from Zurich across Lake Zurich to discover the charming city of Rapperswil, renowned as the "City of Roses," where historic charm meets vibrant floral beauty on the shores of the lake. Immerse yourself in the city's rich culture, explore its medieval castle, and stroll through enchanting rose gardens for a delightful escape just a boat ride away from Zurich.






Day 2
Zurich

Lake Zurich
OverviewLake Zurich
Leave the hubbub of the city behind and embark on a picturesque day trip from Zurich across Lake Zurich to discover the charming city of Rapperswil, renowned as the "City of Roses," where historic charm meets vibrant floral beauty on the shores of the lake. Immerse yourself in the city's rich culture, explore its medieval castle, and stroll through enchanting rose gardens for a delightful escape just a boat ride away from Zurich.

Lake Zurich
OverviewLake Zurich
Leave the hubbub of the city behind and embark on a picturesque day trip from Zurich across Lake Zurich to discover the charming city of Rapperswil, renowned as the "City of Roses," where historic charm meets vibrant floral beauty on the shores of the lake. Immerse yourself in the city's rich culture, explore its medieval castle, and stroll through enchanting rose gardens for a delightful escape just a boat ride away from Zurich.

Lake Zurich
OverviewLake Zurich
Leave the hubbub of the city behind and embark on a picturesque day trip from Zurich across Lake Zurich to discover the charming city of Rapperswil, renowned as the "City of Roses," where historic charm meets vibrant floral beauty on the shores of the lake. Immerse yourself in the city's rich culture, explore its medieval castle, and stroll through enchanting rose gardens for a delightful escape just a boat ride away from Zurich.

Lake Zurich
OverviewLake Zurich
Leave the hubbub of the city behind and embark on a picturesque day trip from Zurich across Lake Zurich to discover the charming city of Rapperswil, renowned as the "City of Roses," where historic charm meets vibrant floral beauty on the shores of the lake. Immerse yourself in the city's rich culture, explore its medieval castle, and stroll through enchanting rose gardens for a delightful escape just a boat ride away from Zurich.

Lake Zurich
OverviewLake Zurich
Leave the hubbub of the city behind and embark on a picturesque day trip from Zurich across Lake Zurich to discover the charming city of Rapperswil, renowned as the "City of Roses," where historic charm meets vibrant floral beauty on the shores of the lake. Immerse yourself in the city's rich culture, explore its medieval castle, and stroll through enchanting rose gardens for a delightful escape just a boat ride away from Zurich.

Day 3
Zurich to Lucerne
Day 3
Zurich to Lucerne
9:05 AM
Zurich taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.






Day 3
Zurich to Lucerne

Taxi to Zurich Rail Station
OverviewTaxi to Zurich Rail Station
Zurich taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.

Taxi to Zurich Rail Station
OverviewTaxi to Zurich Rail Station
Zurich taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.

Taxi to Zurich Rail Station
OverviewTaxi to Zurich Rail Station
Zurich taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.

Taxi to Zurich Rail Station
OverviewTaxi to Zurich Rail Station
Zurich taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.

Taxi to Zurich Rail Station
OverviewTaxi to Zurich Rail Station
Zurich taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.

Day 4
Lucerne
Day 4
Lucerne
Early Morning to Mid-Day
Ride the steepest rack-railway in the world at a gradient of nearly 48 percent from Alpnachstad up the giant mountain of Mt Pilatus that looms over the city of Lucerne, or glide up the other side on a gondola from Kriens. The highest point, Tomlishorn, with superlative views of Lake Lucerne, is only 30min on foot from the hotels and restaurants near the top.

Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights


Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights


Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights


Day 4
Lucerne

Excursion to Mount Pilatus
OverviewExcursion to Mount Pilatus
Ride the steepest rack-railway in the world at a gradient of nearly 48 percent from Alpnachstad up the giant mountain of Mt Pilatus that looms over the city of Lucerne, or glide up the other side on a gondola from Kriens. The highest point, Tomlishorn, with superlative views of Lake Lucerne, is only 30min on foot from the hotels and restaurants near the top.

Kriens-Pilatus Cable Car Station
Highlight of Excursion to Mount Pilatus

Excursion to Mount Pilatus
OverviewExcursion to Mount Pilatus
Ride the steepest rack-railway in the world at a gradient of nearly 48 percent from Alpnachstad up the giant mountain of Mt Pilatus that looms over the city of Lucerne, or glide up the other side on a gondola from Kriens. The highest point, Tomlishorn, with superlative views of Lake Lucerne, is only 30min on foot from the hotels and restaurants near the top.

Kriens-Pilatus Cable Car Station
Highlight of Excursion to Mount Pilatus

Excursion to Mount Pilatus
OverviewExcursion to Mount Pilatus
Ride the steepest rack-railway in the world at a gradient of nearly 48 percent from Alpnachstad up the giant mountain of Mt Pilatus that looms over the city of Lucerne, or glide up the other side on a gondola from Kriens. The highest point, Tomlishorn, with superlative views of Lake Lucerne, is only 30min on foot from the hotels and restaurants near the top.

Kriens-Pilatus Cable Car Station
Highlight of Excursion to Mount Pilatus

Day 5
Lucerne to Interlaken
Day 5
Lucerne to Interlaken
Morning to Afternoon
The majestic viewing point of Rigi Kulm atop a prominent peak sandwiched between the lakes of Lucerne and Zug is accessed via a pleasant boat cruise across Lake Lucerne to Vitznau, followed by a rack-railway train to the summit. On the return journey, you head back down by train to Arth Goldau on the other side of the mountain with still more stupendous views of the surrounding countryside.

Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights


Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights


Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights


Day 5
Lucerne to Interlaken

Excursion to Rigi Kulm
OverviewExcursion to Rigi Kulm
The majestic viewing point of Rigi Kulm atop a prominent peak sandwiched between the lakes of Lucerne and Zug is accessed via a pleasant boat cruise across Lake Lucerne to Vitznau, followed by a rack-railway train to the summit. On the return journey, you head back down by train to Arth Goldau on the other side of the mountain with still more stupendous views of the surrounding countryside.

Lake Lucerne Boat Docks (Luzern Bahnhofquai)
Highlight of Excursion to Rigi Kulm

Excursion to Rigi Kulm
OverviewExcursion to Rigi Kulm
The majestic viewing point of Rigi Kulm atop a prominent peak sandwiched between the lakes of Lucerne and Zug is accessed via a pleasant boat cruise across Lake Lucerne to Vitznau, followed by a rack-railway train to the summit. On the return journey, you head back down by train to Arth Goldau on the other side of the mountain with still more stupendous views of the surrounding countryside.

Lake Lucerne Boat Docks (Luzern Bahnhofquai)
Highlight of Excursion to Rigi Kulm

Excursion to Rigi Kulm
OverviewExcursion to Rigi Kulm
The majestic viewing point of Rigi Kulm atop a prominent peak sandwiched between the lakes of Lucerne and Zug is accessed via a pleasant boat cruise across Lake Lucerne to Vitznau, followed by a rack-railway train to the summit. On the return journey, you head back down by train to Arth Goldau on the other side of the mountain with still more stupendous views of the surrounding countryside.

Lake Lucerne Boat Docks (Luzern Bahnhofquai)
Highlight of Excursion to Rigi Kulm

Day 6
Interlaken
Day 6
Interlaken
Early Morning to Afternoon
Journey directly through the famous Eiger Mountain to what the Swiss called "The Top of Europe", the icy, windswept gap in the mountain ridges known as Jungfraujoch at 3,454m/11,332ft just below the summit of Jungfrau. The train ride to the top is not cheap, but it's the highest train station in Europe and definitely an unforgettable experience.

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Village in the Bernese Alps
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

Village in the Bernese Alps
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

Village in the Bernese Alps
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Day 6
Interlaken

Jungfrau
OverviewJungfrau
Journey directly through the famous Eiger Mountain to what the Swiss called "The Top of Europe", the icy, windswept gap in the mountain ridges known as Jungfraujoch at 3,454m/11,332ft just below the summit of Jungfrau. The train ride to the top is not cheap, but it's the highest train station in Europe and definitely an unforgettable experience.

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

Jungfrau
OverviewJungfrau
Journey directly through the famous Eiger Mountain to what the Swiss called "The Top of Europe", the icy, windswept gap in the mountain ridges known as Jungfraujoch at 3,454m/11,332ft just below the summit of Jungfrau. The train ride to the top is not cheap, but it's the highest train station in Europe and definitely an unforgettable experience.

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

Jungfrau
OverviewJungfrau
Journey directly through the famous Eiger Mountain to what the Swiss called "The Top of Europe", the icy, windswept gap in the mountain ridges known as Jungfraujoch at 3,454m/11,332ft just below the summit of Jungfrau. The train ride to the top is not cheap, but it's the highest train station in Europe and definitely an unforgettable experience.

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 7
Interlaken to Geneva
Day 7
Interlaken to Geneva
Early Morning to Mid-Day
One of the loveliest short mountain trips in the whole country begins just a stone's throw from Interlaken - a rack-railway excursion from nearby Wilderswil to the stunning scenery of Schynige Platte with its crystal clear views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks. Choose from a selection of short and long hikes or visit the Alpengarten where you're guaranteed to see a genuine edelweiss flower.

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Alpine garden where you can see the rare Edelweiss flower
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

Alpine garden where you can see the rare Edelweiss flower
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

Alpine garden where you can see the rare Edelweiss flower
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Day 7
Interlaken to Geneva

Schynige Platte
OverviewSchynige Platte
One of the loveliest short mountain trips in the whole country begins just a stone's throw from Interlaken - a rack-railway excursion from nearby Wilderswil to the stunning scenery of Schynige Platte with its crystal clear views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks. Choose from a selection of short and long hikes or visit the Alpengarten where you're guaranteed to see a genuine edelweiss flower.

Alpengarten
Highlight of Schynige PlatteAlpine garden where you can see the rare Edelweiss flower

Schynige Platte
OverviewSchynige Platte
One of the loveliest short mountain trips in the whole country begins just a stone's throw from Interlaken - a rack-railway excursion from nearby Wilderswil to the stunning scenery of Schynige Platte with its crystal clear views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks. Choose from a selection of short and long hikes or visit the Alpengarten where you're guaranteed to see a genuine edelweiss flower.

Alpengarten
Highlight of Schynige PlatteAlpine garden where you can see the rare Edelweiss flower

Schynige Platte
OverviewSchynige Platte
One of the loveliest short mountain trips in the whole country begins just a stone's throw from Interlaken - a rack-railway excursion from nearby Wilderswil to the stunning scenery of Schynige Platte with its crystal clear views of the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau peaks. Choose from a selection of short and long hikes or visit the Alpengarten where you're guaranteed to see a genuine edelweiss flower.

Alpengarten
Highlight of Schynige PlatteAlpine garden where you can see the rare Edelweiss flower

Day 8
Geneva
Day 8
Geneva
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Your private guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you for a 2-hour walk through the center of Geneva. On this walk, you will visit Bastions Park where you’ll see the Reformation Wall, built in 1909 to celebrate religious reform in Europe. You'll discover special places related to people like Jean Calvin and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, or even presidents of the United States like Woodrow Wilson or Bill Clinton. You will also visit the peaceful Old Town with its majestic St. Peter’s Cathedral, the Jardin d’Anglais, to admire one of Patek Philippe’s most famous works, and the surprising, delightful Flower Clock. The tour will end at the Nations Park, where you will see the United Nations Organization Headquarters.

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A monumental reminder of Geneva’s history and influence during the Reformation.
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

A monumental reminder of Geneva’s history and influence during the Reformation.
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

A monumental reminder of Geneva’s history and influence during the Reformation.
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Day 8
Geneva

Highlights Walking Tour
OverviewHighlights Walking Tour
Your private guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you for a 2-hour walk through the center of Geneva. On this walk, you will visit Bastions Park where you’ll see the Reformation Wall, built in 1909 to celebrate religious reform in Europe. You'll discover special places related to people like Jean Calvin and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, or even presidents of the United States like Woodrow Wilson or Bill Clinton. You will also visit the peaceful Old Town with its majestic St. Peter’s Cathedral, the Jardin d’Anglais, to admire one of Patek Philippe’s most famous works, and the surprising, delightful Flower Clock. The tour will end at the Nations Park, where you will see the United Nations Organization Headquarters.

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.”

Highlights Walking Tour
OverviewHighlights Walking Tour
Your private guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you for a 2-hour walk through the center of Geneva. On this walk, you will visit Bastions Park where you’ll see the Reformation Wall, built in 1909 to celebrate religious reform in Europe. You'll discover special places related to people like Jean Calvin and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, or even presidents of the United States like Woodrow Wilson or Bill Clinton. You will also visit the peaceful Old Town with its majestic St. Peter’s Cathedral, the Jardin d’Anglais, to admire one of Patek Philippe’s most famous works, and the surprising, delightful Flower Clock. The tour will end at the Nations Park, where you will see the United Nations Organization Headquarters.

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.”

Highlights Walking Tour
OverviewHighlights Walking Tour
Your private guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you for a 2-hour walk through the center of Geneva. On this walk, you will visit Bastions Park where you’ll see the Reformation Wall, built in 1909 to celebrate religious reform in Europe. You'll discover special places related to people like Jean Calvin and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, or even presidents of the United States like Woodrow Wilson or Bill Clinton. You will also visit the peaceful Old Town with its majestic St. Peter’s Cathedral, the Jardin d’Anglais, to admire one of Patek Philippe’s most famous works, and the surprising, delightful Flower Clock. The tour will end at the Nations Park, where you will see the United Nations Organization Headquarters.

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 9
Geneva
Day 9
Geneva
Morning to Late Afternoon
Chamonix is a city of superlatives perfectly situated at the base of the highest peak of not only the Alps but in all of Europe, Mont Blanc. This French town has much to offer outdoor enthusiasts. For those who wish to get up close and personal with the mighty mountain, take the highest vertical cable car to Aiguille du Midi to come face to face with Mont Blanc and Step into the Void. See the largest glacier in France, Mer de Glace and walk through ice caves that have been carved into the glacier. Then explore the town center filled with outdoor shops, high-end boutiques, and traditional restaurants.

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The Sea of Ice in French is the largest glacier in France and the third largest glacier in the Alps
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

The Sea of Ice in French is the largest glacier in France and the third largest glacier in the Alps
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Browse the gallery to see some of the highlights

The Sea of Ice in French is the largest glacier in France and the third largest glacier in the Alps
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Day 9
Geneva

Excursion to Chamonix
OverviewExcursion to Chamonix
Chamonix is a city of superlatives perfectly situated at the base of the highest peak of not only the Alps but in all of Europe, Mont Blanc. This French town has much to offer outdoor enthusiasts. For those who wish to get up close and personal with the mighty mountain, take the highest vertical cable car to Aiguille du Midi to come face to face with Mont Blanc and Step into the Void. See the largest glacier in France, Mer de Glace and walk through ice caves that have been carved into the glacier. Then explore the town center filled with outdoor shops, high-end boutiques, and traditional restaurants.

Mer de Glace
Highlight of Excursion to ChamonixThe 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.

Excursion to Chamonix
OverviewExcursion to Chamonix
Chamonix is a city of superlatives perfectly situated at the base of the highest peak of not only the Alps but in all of Europe, Mont Blanc. This French town has much to offer outdoor enthusiasts. For those who wish to get up close and personal with the mighty mountain, take the highest vertical cable car to Aiguille du Midi to come face to face with Mont Blanc and Step into the Void. See the largest glacier in France, Mer de Glace and walk through ice caves that have been carved into the glacier. Then explore the town center filled with outdoor shops, high-end boutiques, and traditional restaurants.

Mer de Glace
Highlight of Excursion to ChamonixThe 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.

Excursion to Chamonix
OverviewExcursion to Chamonix
Chamonix is a city of superlatives perfectly situated at the base of the highest peak of not only the Alps but in all of Europe, Mont Blanc. This French town has much to offer outdoor enthusiasts. For those who wish to get up close and personal with the mighty mountain, take the highest vertical cable car to Aiguille du Midi to come face to face with Mont Blanc and Step into the Void. See the largest glacier in France, Mer de Glace and walk through ice caves that have been carved into the glacier. Then explore the town center filled with outdoor shops, high-end boutiques, and traditional restaurants.

Mer de Glace
Highlight of Excursion to ChamonixThe 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 10
Depart Geneva
Day 10
Depart Geneva
To Be Determined
Geneva taxis are always reliable and honest, so taking a taxi is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Your hotel will be happy to arrange a pick up for you. If you are picked up about 2.5 hours before your departure time, you should arrive at the airport with a little over two hours to spare. If you are leaving during rush hour, you may want to budget an extra fifteen minutes or so.






Day 10
Depart Geneva

Airport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
OverviewAirport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
Geneva taxis are always reliable and honest, so taking a taxi is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Your hotel will be happy to arrange a pick up for you. If you are picked up about 2.5 hours before your departure time, you should arrive at the airport with a little over two hours to spare. If you are leaving during rush hour, you may want to budget an extra fifteen minutes or so.

Airport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
OverviewAirport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
Geneva taxis are always reliable and honest, so taking a taxi is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Your hotel will be happy to arrange a pick up for you. If you are picked up about 2.5 hours before your departure time, you should arrive at the airport with a little over two hours to spare. If you are leaving during rush hour, you may want to budget an extra fifteen minutes or so.

Airport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
OverviewAirport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
Geneva taxis are always reliable and honest, so taking a taxi is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Your hotel will be happy to arrange a pick up for you. If you are picked up about 2.5 hours before your departure time, you should arrive at the airport with a little over two hours to spare. If you are leaving during rush hour, you may want to budget an extra fifteen minutes or so.

Airport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
OverviewAirport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
Geneva taxis are always reliable and honest, so taking a taxi is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Your hotel will be happy to arrange a pick up for you. If you are picked up about 2.5 hours before your departure time, you should arrive at the airport with a little over two hours to spare. If you are leaving during rush hour, you may want to budget an extra fifteen minutes or so.

Airport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
OverviewAirport Taxi Drop-off, Self-Arranged
Geneva taxis are always reliable and honest, so taking a taxi is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Your hotel will be happy to arrange a pick up for you. If you are picked up about 2.5 hours before your departure time, you should arrive at the airport with a little over two hours to spare. If you are leaving during rush hour, you may want to budget an extra fifteen minutes or so.
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Switzerland’s second-most populous city, Geneva is a place where languages, cultures, and institutions have converged for hundreds of years. Here, diplomacy and sophistication play a central role. Formerly home to the headquarters of the UN, Geneva still hosts the International Red Cross, World Trade Organization, and World Health Organization. Lake Geneva, the largest body of water in Switzerland, dominates the surrounding landscape with its calm waters and brooding presence. By the lakeside, the imposing Jet d’Eau blasts water 140 meters into the air for most of every day. As you stroll through the city’s enchanting old town, you'll find its winding streets dusted with antique shops, ancient architecture, galleries, and world-class restaurants. Centuries of influence from countless cultures have given Geneva a special, complex identity. Travelers here can spend hours sampling food and drink from across the world. Or, simply sit by the water, and sip an Espresso while you soak up Geneva's unique and cosmopolitan vibe.

Milan is Italy’s most forward-looking city. An international center for fashion, fine dining, and design, it seems as though Milanese people breathe style. From the gleam on your wine glass to the twists of its cathedral’s spires, everything in Milan is finished to perfection. Home to the Italian stock exchange, a world-famous fashion industry, and a frantic business district, Milan is fast-paced and commercially minded. The shopping in Milan is second to none. At the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the world’s oldest shopping malls, a glass-iron ceiling soars over brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Massimo Dutti, and Amani. Along with the fashion, Milan’s cathedral, castle, and canals are also must-sees. But to view the city’s most prized possession - Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, you must make an appointment. Tickets to view this mural sell out weeks in advance. It is truly a bucket-list worthy work of art. After a day taking in all the glamor and culture, take a seat in one of Milan’s well-appointed eateries. The Navigli Quarter is packed with restaurants, bars, and cafes, perfect for a relaxed Aperol spritz or pizza along the city’s canals.

Strasbourg, the enchanting capital of Alsace, blends French elegance with German charm in a way that feels utterly unique. This riverside city invites you to stroll through cobblestone streets where half-timbered houses and flower-decked canals paint a storybook scene. At its heart rises the majestic Strasbourg Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece whose spire once made it the tallest building in the world. Nearby, the fairytale district of Petite France beckons with its winding lanes and medieval ambiance. Beyond its old-world beauty, Strasbourg proudly serves as the seat of European unity, home to institutions like the European Parliament. In winter, its world-famous Christmas markets transform the city into a glittering wonderland of lights, aromas, and festive cheer. Whether you’re admiring centuries-old architecture or savoring Alsatian cuisine beside the river, Strasbourg offers an experience that’s both timeless and alive with spirit.

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.

Lucerne’s international name may be French, but this spellbinding little city is actually situated in the heart of Switzerland’s German area. Lucerne was one of the first cities to join the Swiss Confederation and is a microcosm of all the typical Swiss quirks and charm that draw visitors to the country from all over the world. The city’s old town is beautifully preserved and also extremely compact. This is a place that is perfect for walking and looking. You’ll soon start to get an in-depth feel for the Old Town after just a few hours. Stroll across the famous Kapellbrücke bridge or the smaller Spreuerbrücke, or wander to the Löwendenkmal, the wounded lion memorial carved from a rock face. Stunning nature surrounds Lucerne, and the landmark Mount Pilatus towers over the city. It’s possible to climb the mountain, where hikers (and cable-car riders) will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the town below and the Alps beyond. Back at ground level, Lake Lucerne calls out for boat trips, which stop at the many villages and parks around the shores.

Located between two bodies of water — Lake Brienz and Lake Thun — Interlaken is the perfect place to explore the serene natural beauty at Switzerland’s heart. Interlaken is a place for those who seek adventure amid spectacular natural surrounds. Rock climbing, canyoning, bungee jumping, and paragliding are just some of the ways to fill a day here, and countless backpackers descend on the town every summer to do all of these and more. Less intense, but no less rewarding, are the many opportunities for hiking, sailing, and swimming. Or, take to the rails. At the nearby Kleine Scheidegg pass, a train runs through the snowy Swiss Alps to the highest train station on the continent. The fun here doesn’t stop at night. After a hard day of adventure, backpackers flock to the town’s many pubs and bars to soothe their aches and pains with steins of beer. Interlaken is a place where fun and excitement reign supreme and somewhere to experience Switzerland’s striking nature in the most thrilling way.

Switzerland’s second-most populous city, Geneva is a place where languages, cultures, and institutions have converged for hundreds of years. Here, diplomacy and sophistication play a central role. Formerly home to the headquarters of the UN, Geneva still hosts the International Red Cross, World Trade Organization, and World Health Organization. Lake Geneva, the largest body of water in Switzerland, dominates the surrounding landscape with its calm waters and brooding presence. By the lakeside, the imposing Jet d’Eau blasts water 140 meters into the air for most of every day. As you stroll through the city’s enchanting old town, you'll find its winding streets dusted with antique shops, ancient architecture, galleries, and world-class restaurants. Centuries of influence from countless cultures have given Geneva a special, complex identity. Travelers here can spend hours sampling food and drink from across the world. Or, simply sit by the water, and sip an Espresso while you soak up Geneva's unique and cosmopolitan vibe.

Milan is Italy’s most forward-looking city. An international center for fashion, fine dining, and design, it seems as though Milanese people breathe style. From the gleam on your wine glass to the twists of its cathedral’s spires, everything in Milan is finished to perfection. Home to the Italian stock exchange, a world-famous fashion industry, and a frantic business district, Milan is fast-paced and commercially minded. The shopping in Milan is second to none. At the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the world’s oldest shopping malls, a glass-iron ceiling soars over brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Massimo Dutti, and Amani. Along with the fashion, Milan’s cathedral, castle, and canals are also must-sees. But to view the city’s most prized possession - Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, you must make an appointment. Tickets to view this mural sell out weeks in advance. It is truly a bucket-list worthy work of art. After a day taking in all the glamor and culture, take a seat in one of Milan’s well-appointed eateries. The Navigli Quarter is packed with restaurants, bars, and cafes, perfect for a relaxed Aperol spritz or pizza along the city’s canals.

Strasbourg, the enchanting capital of Alsace, blends French elegance with German charm in a way that feels utterly unique. This riverside city invites you to stroll through cobblestone streets where half-timbered houses and flower-decked canals paint a storybook scene. At its heart rises the majestic Strasbourg Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece whose spire once made it the tallest building in the world. Nearby, the fairytale district of Petite France beckons with its winding lanes and medieval ambiance. Beyond its old-world beauty, Strasbourg proudly serves as the seat of European unity, home to institutions like the European Parliament. In winter, its world-famous Christmas markets transform the city into a glittering wonderland of lights, aromas, and festive cheer. Whether you’re admiring centuries-old architecture or savoring Alsatian cuisine beside the river, Strasbourg offers an experience that’s both timeless and alive with spirit.

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.

Lucerne’s international name may be French, but this spellbinding little city is actually situated in the heart of Switzerland’s German area. Lucerne was one of the first cities to join the Swiss Confederation and is a microcosm of all the typical Swiss quirks and charm that draw visitors to the country from all over the world. The city’s old town is beautifully preserved and also extremely compact. This is a place that is perfect for walking and looking. You’ll soon start to get an in-depth feel for the Old Town after just a few hours. Stroll across the famous Kapellbrücke bridge or the smaller Spreuerbrücke, or wander to the Löwendenkmal, the wounded lion memorial carved from a rock face. Stunning nature surrounds Lucerne, and the landmark Mount Pilatus towers over the city. It’s possible to climb the mountain, where hikers (and cable-car riders) will be rewarded with breathtaking views of the town below and the Alps beyond. Back at ground level, Lake Lucerne calls out for boat trips, which stop at the many villages and parks around the shores.

Located between two bodies of water — Lake Brienz and Lake Thun — Interlaken is the perfect place to explore the serene natural beauty at Switzerland’s heart. Interlaken is a place for those who seek adventure amid spectacular natural surrounds. Rock climbing, canyoning, bungee jumping, and paragliding are just some of the ways to fill a day here, and countless backpackers descend on the town every summer to do all of these and more. Less intense, but no less rewarding, are the many opportunities for hiking, sailing, and swimming. Or, take to the rails. At the nearby Kleine Scheidegg pass, a train runs through the snowy Swiss Alps to the highest train station on the continent. The fun here doesn’t stop at night. After a hard day of adventure, backpackers flock to the town’s many pubs and bars to soothe their aches and pains with steins of beer. Interlaken is a place where fun and excitement reign supreme and somewhere to experience Switzerland’s striking nature in the most thrilling way.


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