After your arrival in Zurich, set off on your first excursion to the breathtaking Rhine Falls, the largest and most powerful waterfall in Europe. Spend some time admiring the spectacular views and soaking in the natural beauty. We continue your journey to St. Gallen, a charming medieval old town with the renowned Abbey Library, a UNESCO World Heritage. Overnight.

Today, we will travel to one of Switzerland’s most renowned resort destinations, St. Moritz. Along the way, immerse yourself in Swiss culinary tradition with a visit to the Appenzeller Show Dairy, where you'll witness the art of Swiss cheese-making and enjoy a tasting of this iconic delicacy. Afterwards, take a break in the charming town of Appenzell before continuing your journey to Vaduz, the capital of Liechtenstein, where you'll some have free time to explore at your own pace. From here we head to Heididorf to visit Heidi’s village. This is where, in the imagination of author Johanna Spyri, the famous girl lived – a symbol of curiosity and adventure that inspired generations of children around the world. Heidi’s stories are UNESCO literary heritage. Continue to St. Moritz - possibly the world’s oldest ski resort, known for its luxury hospitality, fine dining, and world-class winter sports. Overnight.

Today, we embark on a journey aboard the famous Bernina Express. This scenic panoramic train will take about 2 hours, and we’ll across the stunning Swiss Alps, offering breathtaking views as you travel to Tirano, Italy. Upon arrival in Tirano, take a break to enjoy lunch. From here, relax as our journey along the picturesque shores of Lake Como, making your way back to Ticino, the Italian-speaking region of Switzerland, stretching along the banks of Lake Maggiore, until arrival at Locarno. Set between the mountains and Lake Maggiore, Locarno offers a unique mix of nature, history, and sophistication. Locarno is also home to Switzerland’s most famous film festival, adding a cultural flair to this lakeside escape. We’ll visit the hilltop Madonna del Sasso sanctuary for breathtaking views and explore the town’s charming piazzas. Overnight

Let’s visit Bellinzona, the capital of Ticino - a hidden gem rich in medieval charm and alpine beauty. Famous for its three UNESCO-listed castles — Castelgrande, Montebello, and Sasso Corbaro — this picturesque town offers a unique journey back in time. We’ll walk through its charming historic centre with pastel-coloured buildings, lively piazzas, and traditional markets. Continue to Lugano, a city of parks and flowers, holiday villas and sacred buildings, and the capital of Italian-speaking Switzerland, set on the shores of the lake with the same name. Highlights include the Civic Park, with numerous open-air sculptures; Piazza della Riforma; the Cathedral of San Lorenzo; and Via Nassa, the main shopping street. Return to Locarno

This morning, we will drive through a scenic journey over the Gotthard Mountain pass to Andermatt. Here, we’ll have some free time to explore the town and enjoy a relaxing lunch. In the afternoon, board the renowned Glacier Express for a breathtaking ride through the Swiss Alps, travelling all the way to the picturesque village of Zermatt. Overnight.

Free morning in Zermatt - a jewel of the Alps at the foot of the Matterhorn. You may enjoy a scenic hike, take an optional helicopter flight over the Matterhorn, or simply relax. Departure to Montreux, but before that, and if weather conditions allow, you may visit the iconic Glacier 3000, featuring a 100-meter suspension bridge – the Peak Walk by Tissot – connecting two mountain peaks. On clear days, you can see the Matterhorn, Mont-Blanc, and Jungfrau from the summit. Overnight in Montreux.

We’ll board the GoldenPass Panoramic train to the exclusive town of Gstaad. If we’re lucky, we may spot one of the many celebrities who own chalets or vacation here. We continue by bus to La Maison du Gruyère, for a tour of the cheese factory that produces the world-famous Gruyère AOP cheese. Here, we can enjoy a traditional Swiss lunch – raclette or fondue, both made with local cheese. After lunch, we travel to Broc to visit Maison Cailler, Switzerland’s oldest chocolate factory. We end the day in the medieval village of Gruyères, renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and breathtaking landscapes. A true historical gem, the village features narrow streets, quaint squares, and buildings dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries. Return to Montreux. Overnight

After breakfast, we travel to Corsier-sur-Vevey to visit Chaplin's World! After being exiled from the United States, the genius of cinema brought his entire family to this residence, where he spent the last 23 years of his life. Today, it’s a museum celebrating his life and cinematic legacy – a must-see cultural site. Next, we explore, in a small tourism train, the Lavaux Vineyard Terraces, located on the shores of Lake Geneva. The interaction between humans and nature, traditional planting and production methods, and its rich heritage have earned it UNESCO World Heritage status. Of course, we can enjoy lunch at a typical local wine estate — and naturally, we'll be also tasting some of the region's fine wines. In the afternoon, we enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Montreux lakeside promenade, passing by the iconic Freddie Mercury statue and the market. We'll also visit the Mountain Studios, where many of Queen's greatest hits were recorded. Overnight.

Departure to Lausanne. Charming and vibrant, Lausanne blends the elegance of the Swiss Riviera with a youthful, dynamic spirit. Nestled on the shores of Lake Geneva and surrounded by terraced vineyards, the city delights with its historic old town, fascinating museums, and breathtaking Alpine views. We’ll visit the Olympic Museum – An inspiring, interactive tribute to the Olympic Games, located in the city that hosts the IOC headquarters, the Cathedral, one of Switzerland’s most beautiful Gothic buildings, with stunning views from the tower and walk in Ouchy Promenade, a scenic lakeside area. Continue to Geneve to enjoy a guided visit of the city, home to the world’s tallest water fountain (145 meters), and the headquarters of numerous international organizations. Known as the “Rome of Protestantism,” Geneva holds strong ties to Calvin and the 16th-century Reformation. Overnight.

We head to La Chaux-de-Fonds to visit the world’s largest and most comprehensive watch museum – MIH – Musée International d’Horlogerie. The museum houses over 4,500 pieces from all brands and eras, including 2,700 wristwatches and 700 wall clocks. La Chaux-de-Fonds is considered the world capital of watchmaking, and this museum is a magical place preserving the history of time. In the afternoon, we’ll visit Bern – Switzerland’s “capital”, which is a masterpiece. Guided walking tour through Bundesplatz, where the Federal Palace is located, the heart of Swiss democracy, and the Federal Terrace. We'll also visit the Old Town with its many arcades, the Clock Tower, Marktgasse Street, the Bear Park, Nydegg Bridge overlooking the historic centre and mountains. Free time to explore on your own. Overnight stay.

After breakfast at the hotel, we head to the Bernese Oberland region, passing by lakes Thun, Brienz, and the town of Interlaken. The day is dedicated to this region, known as the capital of outdoor sports, with stunning Alpine scenery and charming villages. In Lauterbrunnen, we take a morning walk near the breathtaking Staubbach Falls, which plunge nearly 300 meters. We continue to Grindelwald, a charming village and one of Switzerland's most popular destinations. Free time for lunch.

Optional: Take the Eiger Express gondola and cogwheel train to the highest railway station in Europe – Jungfrau-Aletsch. From the summit (weather permitting), enjoy panoramic views including the Aletsch Glacier. Visit the Ice Palace, Alpine Sensation, or even try a zipline adventure. In the late afternoon, we return to Bern. Overnight.

Departure to explore the beautiful city of Lucerne. Located on the shores of Lake Lucerne and surrounded by lush mountains, Lucerne is renowned for its natural beauty. Guided walking tour through the picturesque historic centre, including the iconic Chapel Bridge, the Jesuit Church, Market Square, and the Town Hall. Continue to Zurich.