Upon arrival, 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. Continue to Annecy, known as the "Venice of the Alps," captivates with its crystal-clear waters, picturesque streets, and breathtaking mountain views. Highlights include the stunning Château d'Annecy, the charming canals of the Old Town, the beautiful Lake Annecy for outdoor activities, and the vibrant Pont des Amours. Overnight

Departure to Lyon - a vibrant blend of history and modernity, captivates with its UNESCO-listed Old Town, exquisite cuisine, and stunning riverside views. Highlights include the magnificent Basilica of Notre-Dame de Fourvière, the picturesque traboules (hidden passageways), the lively Parc de la Tête d'Or, and the renowned Museum of Fine Arts. Free time to explore this magnificent city. Overnight.

Continuation to Pérouges, one of the "most beautiful villages in France," which has preserved its medieval appearance, maintaining its walls, 15th-century houses, and its fortress church. Continue to Bourg-en-Bresse, with a highlight on the Abbey of Brou, in flamboyant Gothic style, commissioned between 1505 and 1536 by Margaret of Austria after the death of her husband, Philibert, Duke of Savoy. The tombs of the couple, sculpted in Carrara marble, can be seen in the choir. Later - Beaune, the wine capital of Burgundy. Visit to the city and its medieval walled center, formed by narrow and winding streets, and numerous ancient buildings with roofs featuring geometric patterns in shades of yellow and red. Interior visit to the Hôtel-Dieu, an undeniable treasure of the city. Procced to Dijon

Morning walking tour in Dijon, a city steeped in history and culture, offers a delightful mix of medieval architecture, vibrant markets, and world-renowned mustard, making it a must-visit destination. We continue to Besançon, a city rich in history and surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, enchants visitors with its UNESCO-listed fortifications, charming old town, and the impressive Citadel. Later – Colmar – the most typical city of Alsace and the capital of the Alsace Wine Route. Visit the city’s pedestrian area where the Middle Ages left numerous examples of Gothic architecture. Highlights include the House of Heads, the Church of the Dominicans, the Collegiate Church of Saint Martin, considered by the locals as their Cathedral; the Pfister House, a symbol of Colmar and one of the most beautiful bourgeois Renaissance houses; and the former customs house "Koïfhus.", and the Fishmonger's Quay, once the nerve center of fishing and fish trade, leading to "Little Venice," so named due to the alignment of houses on both sides of the river that runs through this part of the city. Overnight in Strasbourg

Full day in Strasbourg. We’ll visit its historic center, UNESCO World Heritage site. Highlights include the Maison Kammerzell, Gutenberg Square, St. Thomas Church, Petite France with the old tanners' houses, the Covered Bridges, and the Vauban Barrage. The tour continues to the Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Rohan Palace, the former residence of the Bishops of Strasbourg. We will end the visit with a stroll through the European Quarter, featuring the Palace of Europe, the European Court of Human Rights, and the European Parliament. In the afternoon, embark on a 1-hour cruise passing through Strasbourg's three symbolic districts: the Grand Island, the New Town, and the European Quarter. Free time to explore this wonderful city. Overnight.

Departure to Fribourg-en-Brisgau, a charming city in the heart of the Black Forest, captivates visitors with its medieval architecture, scenic canals, and vibrant cultural scenes, offering a perfect mix of history, nature, and modernity. Highlights include the impressive Freiburg Minster, the historic Old Town with its cobblestone streets, the beautiful Schwabentor gate, and the picturesque Martinstor. The city is also known for its stunning views from Schlossberg Hill and its proximity to the lush forests and vineyards of the Black Forest region. Continue to Basel. A vibrant cultural hub on the banks of the Rhine, enchants visitors with its rich history, art scene, and stunning architecture. Highlights include the magnificent Basel Minster, the historic Old Town with its charming narrow streets, and the striking Tinguely Fountain and the beautiful views of the Rhine River from the Mittlere Brücke. A perfect city for art lovers, history enthusiasts, and those seeking a blend of tradition and modernity. Continue to Zurich.