From Lakeside Charms to City Wonders

Lucerne, Love and Luxury

Stunningly beautiful, Lucerne is regarded as one of the prettiest cities in the world for a reason. After you've checked in to your hotel, waste no time to start exploring this most charming Swiss city. Take a nice and easy walk in the Old Town, across the Chapel Bridge and if you are not too tired, we also suggest to climb the Musegg Wall, providing a spectacular view of the city and the surrounding area. At the end of your walk, we suggest finding a nice restaurant for a "Apero" (aperitif) or one that serves fondue, as it is quite famous in Lucerne. We recommend for this restaurant Schiff and "Du Pont" Fondue House.

City and Fondue Private TukTuk Tour

Discover Lucerne by electric tuktuk and experience the city as the locals do, with one of them as your chauffeur and guide. Be taken from the charming Old Town to the shopping district, on to Switzerland’s most famous wooden bridge, the Chapel Bridge. Have your chauffeur let you in on Lucerne’s secrets, and discover Lucerne's diversity. This tour is not only about sightseeing, as you will also stop at the Falken Fondue House to try delicious fondue, with bread, potatoes and Swiss wine.

A Monumental Must-See

Ascend the Hill

For captivating views of Lucerne, ascend to Gütsch (Swiss German for Hill). Situated only two kilometers from the city center, active travelers can climb the steps leading to its viewpoint, but there's a more leisurely alternative. The Gütsch Funicular, part of Lucerne's transportation system, is a swift way to the top and is covered by the card provided to the city's hotel guests offering free public transportation, so there's no excuse not to visit. Looking around, you'll quickly notice the macabre Art Panorama Inferno, a sculpture exhibition that includes In Dante Veritas, originally displayed at the Venice Biennale. Just beyond starts the Gütschwald, a well-maintained beech forest criss-crossed with tracks and paths. Alternatively, you can enjoy a hike up to the region's most famous mountain, Mount Pilatus.

See the City from Above

Although not a city of skyscrapers, Munich offers numerous wonderful viewpoints. The best panoramic views of the Old Town are available from the St. Peter's Church (or "Old Peter," as the locals call it) viewing platform, which is climbed by thousands of visitors every day. Climb the 300 stairs (no elevator available) for the breathtaking views of the Frauenkirche and the Town Hall. Munich's highest point, the Olympic Tower, offers views over the whole city and on a clear day the Alps beyond. You can even enjoy a unique perspective on the city via a modern zeppelin, although these rides are offered rarely, and book up quickly (the zeppelin is generally used for tours of Lake Constance, on the Swiss border).

Munich City Group Walking Tour

Munich has a lot to offer when it comes to history, culture, art and of course, beer. Explore this magnificent city during your walking tour and get involved in the daily life of the locals as well. During your tour, you will see the most important historical sights, the busiest streets, and the most amazing beer halls too, while learning about the rich history of the city.

Beautiful Machines

If you love cars, or just want to approach Munich from a different point of view, we recommend immersing yourself in all things BMW.

Wait a Minute - That's the Disney Castle!

Combine tthe Neuschwanstein Castle with the nearby Linderhof. This small group tour starts early enough to see two majestic royal buildings. Your excursion will start with a visit to Neuschwanstein Castle and its environs. The scenic ride to Linderhof will take you through Oberammergau and to the Wieskirche, which still draws pilgrims. The number and style of the visited sites makes this day trip a truly romantic experience. UNESCO sites, palaces, churches, villages...you'll see many of Bavaria's bright facets!