Day 1 – Geneva

Welcome to Geneva, the Capital of Peace, a small metropolis surrounded by unspoiled nature and breathtaking scenery. Quays, lakeside promenades, parks, elegant stores, and lively streets in the old part of town are all waiting for you!

Day 2 – Lausanne, Veytaux-Chillon, & Zermatt

Travel to Lausanne and visit the Old City’s superb gothic cathedral, the ancient castle of Saint Maire, and to the university’s museums. Linger in the picturesque lake resort of Ouchy. A stop in Veytaux-Chillon enroute to Zermatt is a must. Visit the Castle of Chillon, one of the most impressive medieval strongholds of Switzerland. Wander the streets of the idyllic village of Zermatt, nestled amongst fabulous panoramic scenery of mountains and glaciers.

A 30-minute gondola ride is all it takes to experience the world’s highest Glacier Palace! At an airy 3883 meters of altitude, you’ll find Europe’s highest aerial cableway and summit station. From the summit, see if you can make out Mont Blanc – Europe’s highest mountain – and, further in the distance, the Jungfrau in all her radiant beauty.

Well-known as a popular resort town, Interlaken boasts The Höhematte, a pedestrian paradise of shops, hotels, sidewalk cafes, and inviting gardens. Ascend Harder Kulm via the historic funicular train. The vantage platform affords visitors unrivaled views to the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau as well as Lake Thun and Lake Brienz.

A cable car will take you from Grindelwald to the First mountain. From there, speed rapidly via the First Flyer towards Schreckfeld. Enjoy a ride by mountain-cart to Bord station where you’ll indulge in tasty snacks on the restaurant’s sunny terrace overlooking the mountains. Afterwards, grab a scooter-bike and feel the wind in your face while you drive back down to the village of Grindelwald.

Day 6 – Aare Gorge & Lucerne

The Haslital, one of the largest valleys in the central alps, stretches from the Grimsel Pass to the Lake of Brienz. Walk through Aare Gorge, which has been accessible for over 100 years via paths and tunnels. Onward to the historical city of Lucerne, which has a little bit of everything. Stroll through a maze of small streets, bridges, promenades, and plazas dominated by countless historical towers, fountains, and frescoed buildings.