Departure from the Czech Republic along the route through German territory to Switzerland.

rhine falls, zurich, lucerne, the alps

We will visit the Rhine Falls, the most powerful waterfall in Europe. Then on to Zurich – a self-guided tour of the largest city in the confederation, located on the shore of the lake of the same name. Next, we continue to historic Lucerne, a city famous for the Chapel Bridge, the most photographed bridge in Switzerland. Accommodation in the Leysin mountain resort area, dinner.

the beauties of lake geneva

Breakfast, then we travel by highway to Geneva – individual tour of the historic part of the city, whose unforgettable attractions include the impressive fountain on the lake. We return to the most beautiful city on Lake Geneva – Lausanne – for an individual tour of the historic center. Along the shores of Lake Geneva, where we can enjoy stunning vineyard panoramas, we continue to Vevey and Montreux, some of the most sought-after tourist destinations on the local Riviera, and visit Switzerland's most beautiful castle, Chateau du Chillon. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight stay.

chasing the matterhorn – zermatt and gornergrat

After breakfast, we travel through the Rhone Valley to Visp and continue through the Matter Valley to Täsch. You will visit the well-known mountain resort of Zermatt, dominated by Switzerland's most famous mountain, the proud Matterhorn. There is an option to take the cog railway up to the Gornergrat viewpoint, offering a breathtaking 360-degree panorama. In the afternoon, return to Zermatt and depart back to the accommodation. (Ticket for the Täsch-Zermatt route, approx. 16 CHF, not included in the tour price). Return to the hotel, dinner.

simmental, jungfraujoch and grindelwald

After breakfast, we will travel through the romantic Simmental Valley and via Interlaken to Lauterbrunnen. Optional trip on the famous Jungfraubahn cog railway, whose carriages offer stunning views of the Bernese Alps. We will ascend over the Kleine Scheidegg pass through a seven-kilometer tunnel inside the Eiger to Jungfraujoch, the highest railway station in Europe, at nearly 3500 meters above sea level. In the afternoon, we will descend to Grindelwald for an individual tour of this winter sports resort, located at the foot of the three most famous giants of the Bernese Alps: Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. Return to the accommodation and dinner.

medieval villages, bern and basel

After breakfast, we will visit the 15th-century village of Gruyères, where time seems to have stood still. Then we continue to the beer town of Fribourg and the confederation’s capital Bern, a city of arcades and fountains – self-guided tours. In the evening, we stop in the famous city of Basel – a self-guided tour including the cathedral where Erasmus of Rotterdam is buried, well-preserved historic townhouses, and the magnificent town hall. Departure back through Germany to the Czech Republic.

Return in the early morning hours.