Switzerland captivates with pristine alpine landscapes, shimmering lakes, and storybook cities. From cosmopolitan Zurich to charming mountain villages, natural beauty and precision craftsmanship go hand in hand. Discover breathtaking scenery, culinary excellence, and timeless European sophistication.
Zurich is the biggest Swiss city and its first economical center. This tour will bring you in small streets, squares and hidden places of Zurich’s Old City on both banks of Limmat river. On the left bank, the Schipfe, heart of old Zurich and Lindenhof which offers an overview on the center, St Peter’s church, the oldest of the city, which strict exterior contrasts with its richly decorated interior of Baroque times, Frauenmünster. On the right bank, and on your way to the cathedral where reformer Zwingli preached, the Spiegelgasse has numerous historical buildings, such as Lenin’s house, where in exile, he prepared the Russian revolution and Cabaret Voltaire, birthplace of Dadaism, which is still perpetuating Tristan Tzara’s movement nowadays.
Inclusions: English-speaking guide and entrance fees
Duration: 3 Hours
Discover the Old City of Berne, registered at the Unesco World Heritage. Walk around its medieval and Renaissance streets marked out by numerous and typical fountains. It is said that Berne is the biggest mall in the world with its 6-km long arcades sheltering shops. Some places on the top of the city walls will provide nice views on the below flowing Aare river which surrounds the city on three quarters, as well as on the beautiful Bernese Alps.
The tour also includes the visit of the famous Berne Clock Tower, known as Zytglogge in local dialect. Built in the 13th century as the west gate of the city, the present astronomical clock, the bellman, the carillon and paintings were added in the 16th century. The inside visit will show you all the movements, probably the most remarkable from the Middle-Ages. 4mn before each hour, the jacquemart’s little characters, a rooster, bears, Chronos, a buffoon and a lion enter in motion and the big bell is stuck by a golden-armored knight.
Inclusions: English-speaking guide and entrance fees
Duration: 2 Hours
This walking tour in the Old City of Geneva on the left bank of Leman lake and Rhone river will bring you on John Calvin’s steps, the French reformer who led the city to one of the most influential places at the time of Reformation. Visit the sober Saint Peter’s cathedral, walk in cobblestone streets, look at the view from the Treille promenade, admire the architecture of the 18th century mansions and end your tour in the beautiful Parc des Bastions, where the Wall of Reformers, erected for the Reformation 400th celebration in 1917 as a tribute to those who made Geneva the “Protestant Rome.”
Inclusions: English-speaking guide and entrance fees
Duration: 2 Hours
Embark on an unforgettable full-day private journey through the hidden gems of the Geneva region. Your personal chauffeur-guide will collect you from your hotel and lead you along Lake Geneva to the charming town of Nyon, founded by Julius Caesar in 44 BC. Stroll its cobbled streets, explore Roman ruins and local museums, and enjoy a private violin performance on the castle’s panoramic terrace, followed by a stop for artisanal gelato by the lakeside.
Continue through the scenic Swiss countryside to the Barillette viewpoint, the highest peak of the Jura Mountains, where a traditional Swiss fondue lunch is served with sweeping views from Geneva to Montreux and Mont Blanc beyond. Travel onward through the Jura forests to the Vallée de Joux, the birthplace of Swiss haute horlogerie, for an exclusive visit to either the Espace Horloger or the Audemars Piguet Atelier.
For nature enthusiasts, an optional visit to the Vallorbe Caves offers a magical underground experience. The day concludes with a drive through the vineyards of the La Côte wine region and a guided tasting at Château du Mont, before returning comfortably to your hotel after a day rich in culture, craftsmanship, and breathtaking scenery.
Inclusions: Round trip transportation, English speaking chauffeur guide, Swiss fondue lunch ( excl. drinks). Watch making museum entry ticket, Grotte de Vallorbe entry ticket, Wine tasting ( 3 wines).
Duration: 8 Hours
Embark on an unforgettable journey to Jungfraujoch, the legendary “Top of Europe.” Travel from Interlaken to Grindelwald, where you’ll board a scenic mountain train to Kleine Scheidegg before continuing on the iconic Jungfraujoch Railway. At the summit, take in breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps, explore the Ice Palace, and discover the immersive Alpine Sensation exhibits.
Descend via the charming alpine village of Wengen to Lauterbrunnen, famous for its dramatic waterfalls and postcard-perfect scenery. The day concludes with a relaxing drive back to Lucerne, leaving you with lasting memories of an extraordinary alpine adventure.
Inclusions: Round trip transportation, English-speaking guide and Entrance tickets
Duration: 10 Hours
Discover the charm of Interlaken on a captivating guided walking tour through its scenic streets and iconic landmarks. Begin your exploration at the picturesque Höheweg promenade, known for its elegant gardens, grand hotels, and stunning views of the Jungfrau mountain range. Visit the historic Kursaal, a beautifully preserved landmark rich in cultural heritage. Wander through the quaint Old Town, learning about local traditions and history from your knowledgeable guide. Experience the serene beauty of the Aare River and enjoy magnificent vistas of the turquoise waters of Lake Brienz and Lake Thun. Your guide will share fascinating insights into Interlaken’s past, architectural highlights, and its significance as a gateway to the majestic Bernese Alps.
Inclusions: English-speaking guide and entrance fees
Duration: 3 Hours
Known as the “Lock of the Alps” and the gateway to Italy, Bellinzona is a vibrant Lombard city rich in history and tradition. Discover its three magnificent medieval fortresses—Castelgrande, Montebello, and Sasso Corbaro—collectively recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore Castelgrande, the historic church, and Piazza Nosetto to gain insight into the culture and heritage of Italian Switzerland. On Saturdays, the city comes alive with a renowned street market offering a variety of local products.
Inclusions: Car, Driver, English-speaking guide and Entrance Fees
Duration: 4 Hours
Discover the highlights of Lugano on a guided tour through its historic center and scenic waterfront. Visit the lively Piazza della Riforma, admire the Cattedrale di San Lorenzo with its panoramic views, and enjoy a leisurely walk through the tranquil Parco Ciani. Explore historic Villa Ciani, stroll along the picturesque Lake Lugano promenade, and browse the elegant boutiques of Via Nassa. Conclude your tour at LAC Lugano Arte e Cultura, the city’s vibrant cultural hub, before wrapping up this enriching experience.
Inclusions: English-speaking guide and entrance fees
Duration: 2 Hours
Discover Zürich, the city that pioneered the industrial production of chocolate, on a delightful tour combining culture and sweet indulgence. Begin with a stop at the historic Confiserie Sprüngli to enjoy a classic Swiss hot chocolate and sample its famous Luxemburgerli macaron.
Continue with a panoramic drive through the city, passing Bahnhofstrasse with its luxury boutiques, Sechseläutenplatz, Limmatquai, and the Zurich Opera House. The experience culminates with a guided visit to Lindt’s “Home of Chocolate,” where you’ll take part in a private workshop to create your own Swiss chocolate while learning about its history and craftsmanship. Conclude the tour with free time to relax and stroll along Lake Zurich.
Inclusions: Car & English-speaking driver, entrance tickets.
Duration: 4 Hours
Zurich is the biggest Swiss city and its first economical center. This tour will bring you in small streets, squares and hidden places of Zurich’s Old City on both banks of Limmat river. On the left bank, the Schipfe, heart of old Zurich and Lindenhof which offers an overview on the center, St Peter’s church, the oldest of the city, which strict exterior contrasts with its richly decorated interior of Baroque times, Frauenmünster. On the right bank, and on your way to the cathedral where reformer Zwingli preached, the Spiegelgasse has numerous historical buildings, such as Lenin’s house, where in exile, he prepared the Russian revolution and Cabaret Voltaire, birthplace of Dadaism, which is still perpetuating Tristan Tzara’s movement nowadays.
Inclusions: English-speaking guide and entrance fees
Duration: 3 Hours
