Switzerland From B to Z

Itinerary

1. Day 1 Arrival in Lucerne

   If you only have time for one spot in central Switzerland, make it Lucerne. This charming lakeside town offers a memorable mountain panorama. The town's standout landmark is the 12th century Chapel Bridge (Europe's oldest covered bridge), which runs past the unique octagonal Water Tower. Visitors also tend to make a beeline for the Lion Monument, carved into a cliff, which commemorates the Swiss Guards who sacrificed their lives for the royal family during the French Revolution. Make sure to stop by the lesser-known covered Spreuer Bridge, with its Danse Macabre plaques. If you're fond of classical music, you're more than in luck, as the city offers frequent performances.

   Upon your arrival at Zurich's airport, a driver will pick you up and take you to your accommodations in Lucerne, after an hour's drive.
   

   

   Lucerne, Love, and Luxury

   Lucerne's breathtaking beauty truly sets it apart as one of the world’s most enchanting cities. After checking into your accommodations, immerse yourself in its charm by taking a leisurely walk through the Old Town and across the picturesque Chapel Bridge. If you're up for a bit more adventure, climb the Musegg Wall for stunning views of the city and its scenic surroundings. To cap off your day, savor an aperitif or enjoy a traditional fondue, a local specialty. For an exceptional dining experience, consider the Schiff or Fondue House Du Pont restaurants.

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2. Day 2 Your First Full Day in Lucerne

   

   Lucerne Private Walking Tour

   Discover the fascinating abundant heritage of Lucerne. Simply being there gives the feeling of being trapped in time, but strolling the streets and hearing true medieval stories from a local guide will definitely take you back to the 14th and 15th centuries. Eager to hear some recent history, art and culture? Your private guide is on top of these topics as well.

   • Activity Level : Light
   • Duration : 2 hours

   Included in your vacation package price

   

   Be Trendy, Go Local

   Every iconic place has its intriguing past, and Lucerne's trendy Bruch neighborhood is no exception. Once the site of a bustling cattle market from 1912 to 1971, Bruchstrasse was known for its lively trading and less-than-pleasant conditions. The market's closure marked a transformation, and today, Bruch is celebrated for its chic shops, vibrant restaurants, cozy cafés, lively bars, and eclectic art galleries. Just 2 km (1.25 miles) from the city center, you'll also find the Neubad Cultural Center, a unique venue housed in a repurposed indoor pool. Open Tuesday to Sunday from 9:00 AM, Neubad offers a mix of bistro dining, a bar, and a concert and music hall within its original pool space.

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3. Day 3 Your Second Full Day in Lucerne

   

   Mt. Pilatus Self-Guided Tour

   This self-guided tour takes you up to Mt. Pilatus, 2,132m (7,000 feet) above sea level, with stunning views of the Swiss plain and the Alps. In summer, you’ll likely start with a boat ride on Lake Lucerne, then ride the world’s steepest cogwheel train, and return by cableway and gondola. In winter, you'll take a bus to Kriens, followed by a gondola and cableway to the summit, returning the same way. Tickets and transport are all arranged, ensuring a seamless journey with breathtaking views year-round.

   • Activity Level : Light
   • Duration : 5-6 hours

   Included in your vacation package price

   

   Just a Little Gambling

   You don’t need to place a bet at the Grand Casino Lucerne to enjoy yourself, though a small wager on a spin or a hand of cards can certainly add a thrill. The Grand Casino also houses the elegant Olivo restaurant, a Neo-Baroque concert hall, a theater, and a vibrant club, offering plenty of ways to spend your evening. For those inclined to gamble, there are 250 slot machines with impressive jackpots, along with classic table games like American roulette, blackjack, punto banco, and poker, inviting you to dive into a world of excitement and entertainment.
   

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4. Day 4 Traveling to Bern by Train / Arrival in Bern

   

   Today you're off to Bern. Your driver will pick you up from your accommodations and take you to the local train station. We have included second class train tickets, but you can upgrade to first class for an extra fee. The journey takes about an hour.
   

   

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   Bern by Private Transfer

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   Switzerland's de facto capital may not look like you'd expect. Instead of massive government buildings, you'll find kilometers of covered arcades, and streets boasting clocktowers and fountains amid colorful homes. The city's UNESCO-listed Old Town is located on a peninsula, nearly surrounded by a bend in the turquoise River Aare, while the other bank is home to parks (one just for bears). Despite its compact size, Bern was once the largest free city-state north of the Alps, and has long punched above its size historically, with Einstein, Klee, and Dürrenmatt among its famous inhabitants.

   Upon your arrival at Bern's main train station, a driver will pick you up and take you to your accommodations.

   An Evening with Roses

   The first thing to do in Bern is make your way to the Rose Garden, and you'll quickly fall in love with the city. Just 200m (656 feet) above the UNESCO-listed Old Town, you'll find yourself immersed in a beautiful natural setting with breathtaking views of the city and surrounding mountains—perfect for postcard-worthy photos. This public park is home to 400 varieties of roses and irises, as well as 28 cultivars of rhododendrons and Japanese cherry trees. After your stroll, satisfy your appetite at the Rosengarten restaurant, which offers a delightful selection of fine cuisine.

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5. Day 5 Your First Full Day in Bern

   

   Bern Old City Private Tour

   Bern’s UNESCO-listed Old City never ceases to fascinate, with its distinctive limestone buildings, charming alleys, and impressive monuments. Let a local guide show you the history, culture, and local life of this amazing city. Participate in this walking tour and see memorable sights from the late Gothic Bernese Minster, to the “Kindlifresserbrunnen,” the "Child Eater Fountain."

   • Activity Level : Light
   • Duration : 2 hours

   Included in your vacation package price

   

   Beloved Breitsch

   The vibrant Breitenrain area, affectionately known as "Breitsch" by locals, is brimming with street art, thrift stores, indie bookstores, and record shops. This neighborhood has a charming small-town feel, yet it's one of the fastest-growing parts of the Swiss capital. Tramway is a local favorite, celebrated for its delicious, affordably priced cordon bleu and fries, though you'll find many other excellent and budget-friendly dining options in the area. The former firehouse on Viktoria Street has been transformed into the heart of Breitsch, serving as a community hub with cafés, restaurants, workshops, and galleries. For a dose of culture, be sure to visit "The World's Smallest Gallery," Projekthaus, located on Staufacherplatz.
   

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6. Day 6 Traveling to Geneva by Train / Arrival in Geneva

   

   Today you're off to Geneva. Your driver will pick you up from your accommodations and take you to the local train station. We have included second class train tickets, but you can upgrade to first class for an extra fee. The journey takes under two hours.
   

   

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   Geneva by Private Transfer

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   Switzerland's second city and main French-speaking metropolis, this proud "Protestant Rome" was once John Calvin's capital, but is now famous as the eminently livable "Capital of Peace." A cosmopolitan center of global diplomacy from the Red Cross to much of the UN, Geneva is the scenic spot where the Rhone leaves Lake Geneva. The watchmaker's Mecca, Geneva offers impressive shopping and fine dining, but one of the best activities is free: walking through the Old Town and by the lake. Most of the city is reminiscent of France (which nearly surrounds it) although the more bohemian Carouge district draws plenty of locals thanks to its Mediterranean atmosphere. An hour's drive away, Mont Blanc (the Alps' highest peak) is easy to spot.

   Upon your arrival to Geneva's main train station, we'll arrange for a driver to pick you up and take you to your accommodations.

   

   Lakeside Allure

   Just arrived in Geneva? Start your adventure by heading to the lake! The lakeside bars are perfect for sipping colorful cocktails, enjoying a glass of bubbly, or simply relaxing with a refreshing drink as you plan your exploration of this beautiful city. Don’t miss the iconic floating Bateau Lavoir, a charming spot reminiscent of the 19th-century "washing boats" where women once did their laundry.

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7. Day 7 Your First Full Day in Geneva

   

   Geneva Old Town Private Walking Tour

   Once the "Protestant Rome," Geneva has long been known for its leading role in the Protestant Reformation, as marked by its impressive St. Peter's Cathedral. On this tour, you will have the chance to get an insight into Geneva's history and life there today.

   • Activity Level : Moderate
   • Duration : 2 hours

   Included in your vacation package price

   

   Humanitarian Geneva

   There's a reason Geneva is associated with human rights. You can find exhibitions devoted to humanitarian efforts at the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museums, as well as the Palace of Nations. The former has three modern exhibitions devoted to defending human dignity, reconstructing family links, and reducing natural risks. The Palace of Nations was built to host the League of Nations and has housed much of the United Nations since 1946, although Switzerland itself didn't become a UN member until 2002. Welcoming more than 25,000 delegates for over 10,000 intergovernmental meetings annually, this important complex is also home to many works of art, including some of the meeting rooms themselves. Explore the palace via its daily guided tours.

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8. Day 8 Your Second Full Day in Geneva

   

   Chamonix Mont-Blanc Private Day Trip

   Ride the breathtaking Aiguille du Midi Cable Car a peak close to Mont-Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps, and enjoy one of Europe's most stunning views, near where the French, Italian, and Swiss borders meet you. You'll then visit a glacier from the inside (and sculptures carved into its ice), and visit the charming French town of Chamonix. Please note that this is a semi self guided trip. Once you reach the Montenvers Railway, the driver won't accompany you up to the Mont-Blanc.

   • Activity Level : Strenuous
   • Duration : 10 hours

   Please ask your travel advisor for the cost to add this to your package

   

   The French-Italian Touch

   Today, why not explore Carouge, a charming part of Geneva inspired by the style of Nice and once an independent trading town? Its Old Town, "Le Vieux Carouge," offers a delightful blend of French and Italian architecture, reflecting its Mediterranean cultural ties. The atmosphere is equally captivating, as this former trade hub is still home to a vibrant community of craftsmen and artisans creating traditional handmade goods. Lined with lively antique shops, bars, restaurants, and cafés on streets reminiscent of Sardinia, Carouge exudes a bohemian charm that promises a memorable visit. Make sure to stay for dinner or spend an evening at the lively Chat Noir jazz club for an unforgettable experience!

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9. Day 9 Traveling to Zermatt by Train / Arrival in Zermatt

   

   Today you're off to Zermatt. Your driver will pick you up from your accommodations and take you to the local train station. As there are no direct trains, you will need to change trains, likely twice. We have included second class train tickets, but you can upgrade to first class for an extra fee. The journey generally takes about three hours.
   

   

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   Zermatt by Private Transfer

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   The destiny of the obscure village of Zermatt changed in 1865 after the Matterhorn was first summited. Although most of the brave mountaineers who tacked it did not survive, they attracted a wave of copycats, who took a liking to the humble village sitting beneath the mountain. Now you can comfortably get close to the Matterhorn itself, by taking the riding a cable car to the Little Matterhorn, the highest place in Europe reachable by transportation (and thus the continent's highest observation platform). Zermatt itself is car-free, to prevent air pollution from smudging its famed view.

   As Zermatt is a car-free zone, once you arrive at its train station, your hotel will arrange for you to be picked up by an electric cart and taken to your accommodations.

   

   Dine and Unwind

   Begin your stay in Zermatt with a delightful dinner at one of the Old Town's charming, traditional restaurants. After a satisfying meal, unwind at one of Zermatt's many cocktail bars or pubs, where you can enjoy live music in a cozy atmosphere. One of the unique charms of Zermatt is its ability to bring together adventurers from all over the world, including hikers, bikers, mountaineers, and paragliders, all of whom share a passion for the outdoors. Indulge in great food and connect with like-minded enthusiasts.

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10. Day 10 Your First Full Day in Zermatt

    

    Matterhorn Glacier Paradise Self-Guided Tour

    Take a scenic cable car ride from Zermatt to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise for unparalleled views of the iconic Matterhorn. At 3,883m (12,740 feet), explore the world’s highest Glacier Palace and enjoy lunch at Europe’s highest mountain restaurant. After a short ride and a few steps to the summit, take in the Alps from the continent’s highest 360° viewing platform. JayWay will arrange your cable car tickets and offer detailed guidance for a smooth, self-guided journey to the Matterhorn Glacier Paradise.

    • Activity Level : Moderate
    • Duration : 5 hours

    Included in your vacation package price

11. Day 11 Traveling to Interlaken by Train / Arrival in Interlaken

    

    Today you're off to Interlaken. Your hotel will arrange a transfer in an electric car to the train station. As there are no direct trains, you will need to change trains, likely twice. We have included second class train tickets, but you can upgrade to first class for an extra fee. The journey generally takes a little over two hours, including at least one stop.

    

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    Interlaken by Private Transfer

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    The gateway to the Bernese Highlands, Interlaken's name is fitting, as it straddles the scenic lakes of Brienz and Thun, linked by the turquoise River Aare. A tourist heaven, this hub offers a wide variety of active ways to explore the surrounding area, home to some of Switzerland's most famed peaks.

    Upon your arrival to the Interlaken Ost train station, we'll arrange for a driver to pick you up and take you to your accommodations.
    

    

    Discover a Historic Gem

    Exploring Interlaken after you arrive is a delightful experience as you meander through charming riverside streets and quaint bridges that cross the Aare River. Wander a bit further to the Unterseen district and be immersed in a medieval atmosphere. To cap off your first night, enjoy a traditional dinner with folk music at Stadtkeller, renowned for its delicious local cuisine. For a taste of fine Swiss meats paired with excellent wine, make your way to La Terrasse Brasserie.

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12. Day 12 Your First Full Day in Interlaken

    The "Virgin" and Other Peaks

    See the Top of Europe, the "Jungfraujoch" saddle between the "Mönch" (Monk) and "Jungfrau" (Maiden) by train. You can ride the Bernese Oberland Railroad from the Interlaken Ost station to Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald, then ride the Wengernalp rack railroad to Kleine Scheidegg, where you'll make one last transfer, taking the Jungfrau Railroad directly to the Jungfraujoch, a total journey of two amazingly scenic hours. The railroad stations along the way offer plenty of hiking routes, which can serve as alternatives to trains. Be sure to set aside a full day for this route, or go with a private guide. Have you already conquered this peak? Take a trip to the top of Schilthorn! A day trip to Schilthorn from Interlaken offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Bernese Alps, including the iconic peaks of Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. The journey to Schilthorn includes a scenic cable car ride and the chance to explore the famous Piz Gloria revolving restaurant, which provides a 360-degree view of the stunning alpine landscape. Additionally, the mountain is renowned for its connection to the James Bond film On Her Majesty's Secret Service, adding a touch of cinematic history to your adventure.

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    Jungfraujoch Private Tour

    Learn about alpine history and local legends and witness spectacular views along the way during this tour to the Jungfraujoch, the saddle between the Jungfrau and Monch, mountains over 4,000 meters (13,100 feet) high. After taking Europe's highest railroad, you'll get a tour of the "Top of Europe" complex, including one of the world's highest observatories. Along the way, you'll visit the beautiful village of Lauterbrunnen.
    

    • Activity Level : Moderate
    • Duration : 7 hours

    Suggested activities for an additional cost, depending on your choice

    

    Schilthorn Private Tour

    On this tour, you'll head by train, bus, and cable car up to the mountaintop Schilthorn Station, where you'll take in the absolutely stunning views. The rotating restaurant atop this peak was named for, and used to film, the Bond film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," so you'll naturally get to visit its James Bond exhibition.
    

    • Activity Level : Moderate
    • Duration : 7 hours

    Suggested activities for an additional cost, depending on your choice

13. Day 13 Traveling to Lugano by Train / Arrival in Lugano

    

    Today you're off to Lugano. Your driver will pick you up from your accommodations and take you to the local train station. As there are no direct trains, you will need to change trains at least once, likely in Lucerne. We have included second class train tickets, but you can upgrade to first class for an extra fee. The journey generally takes about four hours.

    

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    Lugano by Private Transfer

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    The largest Italian city outside Italy, Lugano has been rivals with pricier neighbor Como for centuries. This border city (1/3 of its eponymous lake is Italian) is a charming exemplar of the architecture its southern neighbor is known for. Its palm trees complete the illusion of being somewhere else. Stroll the picturesque boulevards, and enjoy this city's excellent shopping, then venture beyond. Staying at a hotel in Lugano gives you a pass good for free public transportation throughout the surrounding Italian-speaking Ticino canton, including the network of ferries crisscrossing Lake Lugano. A classic activity is to ride a boat (as part of a cruise, or on your own) to one of the "grottos" across the lake, then tuck into one of the authentic rural meals these picturesque restaurants specialize in.

    Upon your arrival to Lugano's main train station, we'll arrange for a driver to pick you up and take you to your accommodations.
    

    

    Stretch Your Legs by the Lake

    Once you've checked in, enjoy a stroll along Lake Lugano as the sun starts setting. See the shining orb rest atop a mountain, then sink below the horizon, perhaps from Parco Ciani (Ciani Park), which offers great lakefront views. Afterward, head for one of the many lakeside bars for a glass of wine or a good cocktail and a tasty local risotto at the restaurant of your choice. Our recommendation is "Spaghetti Store SA" restaurant. After a satisfying meal, a relaxing walk back to your hotel will make for a perfect end to your evening.

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14. Day 14 Your First Full Day in Lugano

    

    Lugano Private City Tour with Wine & Gelato Tasting

    Discover Lugano by strolling around its beautiful streets and squares, while hearing charming stories from your guide. You'll make stops along the way to taste famous local wines, snacks, and gelato.

    • Activity Level : Light
    • Duration : 3 hours

    Included in your vacation package price

    

    Ferries, Ferries, Everywhere

    Lugano's region is serviced by frequent public ferries, which are free for those staying in the town's hotels with the Ticino Card (travel pass). Board a boat at Paradiso pier and cruise as far as Morcote, one of the most picturesque towns along the lake. Treat yourself to a good coffee and a local sweet, discover the historical and architectural highlights of the place, and continue to Gandria, the area's other pearl. Choose a grotto for your lunch, embrace the atmosphere, and enjoy fresh lake breeze.

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15. Day 15 Your Second Full Day in Lugano

    

    Three Castles of Bellinzona Private Half-Day Hike

    A UNESCO World Heritage site, the three magnificent castles of Bellinzona and their connecting walls are the only examples of defensive military architecture dating back to the Middle Ages that still exist in the area. Get ready for captivating castles, stunning views, interesting stories, and some hiking to conquer the constructions.

    • Activity Level : Moderate
    • Duration : 3 hours

    Please ask your travel advisor for the cost to add this to your package

    

    Italian-Style Nightlife

    After a day of exploration, dive into Lugano's vibrant nightlife. Begin with a cocktail at an upscale bar like the stylish "Speakeasy," known for its unique concept and ambiance. "The Market Lugano" bar is another excellent spot to enjoy a meal or a casual drink. From there, you'll find a diverse array of options to suit your mood, with an impressive selection of music and drinks to explore throughout the city.

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16. Day 16 Traveling to St. Moritz by Private Transfer / Arrival in St. Moritz

    

    Today it's time for alpine St. Moritz. A driver will pick you up at your accommodations in Lugano and take you to St. Moritz. This non-guided transfer should take less than three hours.

    Named for St. Maurice, the legendary early Christian martyr thought to have died there, St. Moritz has long drawn visitors, both pilgrims and those seeking to be healed by its healing waters. St. Moritz is also the birthplace of Swiss winter tourism, and several sports, from the luge to the bobsled, so the place naturally hosted two Winter Olympics. St. Moritz remains a place beloved among athletes and the world's elites, drawn in part by its surprisingly sunny climate, despite the surrounding glaciers and high snowfall.

    Upon your arrival to St. Moritz, our driver will take you to your accommodation.

17. Day 17 Your First Full Day in St. Moritz

    

    A Pristine Paradise

    At an altitude of 1800 meters (over a mile high), enjoy water sports like paddling or surfing in crystal-clear waters or learn sailing, the choice is yours. The grand lakes of Engadin, Silvaplana, and Moritz await, although the smaller, warmer lakes like Lej Marsch await you with cozy beaches. From the center of St. Moritz, take the Chantarella funicular to Corviglia, where a network of hundreds of easy hiking routes guarantee a memorable day. In the wintertime, there is a huge ice rink for lovers of ice skating and curling.

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    Sweet Treats

    Marvel at St. Moritz's trademark walnut tarts. Made by generations of local confectioners, this delicacy is full of cream, caramel, and chunky walnuts. The best sources for this specialty are "Conditorei Hanselmann" and "Confiserie Hauser". While there, you can even catch up with the New York Times and other international papers. If you are trying the tarts in the morning, pair them with either coffee or some classic Earl Grey. Later during the day, enjoy this sweet treat at a local teahouse or a luxury hotel while sitting in an antique, overstuffed armchair.

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18. Day 18 Traveling to Zurich by Train / Arrival in Zurich

    

    Time for Zurich! Your hotel will arrange a transfer to the St. Moritz train station. We included second-class train tickets for this journey, which should take a little over three hours. An upgrade to first-class is possible for an extra fee.

    

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    Zurich by Private Transfer

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    Switzerland's largest city and main hub, Zurich is where many of the nation's bankers and scholars bump shoulders. This cosmopolitan city ranks highly in terms of livability, but for all its wealth and global prestige, the Old Town remains charming, if almost spotless. The ridges flanking Zurich's river valley offer romantic views, but the best way to hit the ground running in Zurich is to follow the river itself as it cuts through the Old Town, then meets Lake Zurich. Along the way, indulge in detours, from upscale chocolatiers to low-stress beaches.

    Upon your arrival to Zurich's main train station, you'll be picked up by a driver and taken to your accommodations.

    

    Enjoy Some Fine Dining

    Zurich offers a diverse fine dining scene that caters to all tastes, blending traditional Swiss flavors with international cuisine. Along the picturesque shores of Lake Zurich, restaurants like Lake Side provide gourmet experiences with stunning waterfront views, perfect for a romantic dinner or special occasion. In the city center, establishments such as Kronenhalle and Widder Restaurant offer exquisite dining in elegant settings, showcasing innovative dishes crafted from the finest local ingredients. Zurich's fine dining options are complemented by an impressive selection of wines and impeccable service, ensuring a memorable culinary experience. Whether by the serene waters or in the vibrant city heart, Zurich's fine dining venues promise an unforgettable gastronomic journey.

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19. Day 19 Your First Full Day in Zurich

    

    Zurich Private Walking Tour

    Grab the opportunity to discover Zurich with a private guide, exploring the city and your related interests at your preferred pace. Visit the major sights or ask for special route and sights so you can get a glimpse behind the scenes, or just rely on your professional local guide, who will undoubtedly ease your appetite for history tidbits, spoil your eyes with architectural highlights, and answer all your questions about Zurich.

    • Activity Level : Light
    • Duration : 2 hours

    Included in your vacation package price

    

    A Market Under a Viaduct

    Zurich has plenty of shopping to offer. From luxurious design and "haute couture" to locally made goods and vintage finds. For a truly local shopping experience, though, stroll down "Viaduktstrasse", literally the street of the viaduct, where you'll find some peculiar shops and bars under the giant arches of this enormous structure. This is the so-called "Viaduct Market," and this shopping spot has locally designed and produced clothing that is good for any outdoor activities you may be planning on. It also has a fashion workshop run by a community of designers devoted to supporting young talent. Beyond clothing, you can find excellent local and international cuisine and plenty of memorable ways to decorate your home.

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20. Day 20 Your Second Full Day in Zurich

    

    Lindt Home of Chocolate Self Guided Visit (with Public Transport Tickets Included)

    At the Lindt Home of Chocolate, enjoy a self-guided tour exploring the rich history and craftsmanship of Lindt, featuring interactive exhibits, as well as the impressive Chocolate Fountain. Sample a variety of chocolates, and shop for exclusive Lindt products to complete your visit.

    • Activity Level : Light
    • Duration : 2 hours 30 minutes

    Included in your vacation package price

    

    Long Street, Long Night

    Langstrasse in Zurich is a vibrant and eclectic district known for its lively atmosphere and diverse cultural scene. It's a hotspot for experiencing Zurich's nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants offering a variety of cuisines and entertainment options. The area also boasts a mix of trendy boutiques, street art, and historic architecture, making it an intriguing place to explore. Whether you're looking for a dynamic evening out or a glimpse into the city's multicultural fabric, Langstrasse is a must-visit.

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21. Day 21 Departure Day

    A driver will pick you up from your accommodations and take you to Zurich's airport with plenty of time to spare before your departing flight.