• Maison Cailler - The Essence of Swiss Chocolate
  Established in 1819, Maison Cailler is celebrated as Switzerland’s oldest chocolate brand and a true trailblazer in the history of confectionery. This iconic chocolatier transformed the industry by producing the first mass-produced milk chocolate in 1875, utilizing fresh Alpine milk from cows grazing just a few kilometers away in the lush pastures of Gruyères. Situated in a picturesque medieval town, Cailler’s historic factory offers visitors an engaging journey through the enchanting process of chocolate-making - from raw cocoa beans to their renowned gold-awarded “Branches” pralines. For over two centuries, the brand has safeguarded its secret recipes in a vault while providing European royalty with exceptionally creamy creations. Today, the interactive museum showcases how Cailler mastered the art of Swiss chocolate, merging tradition with innovation in every smooth bite.
• Gruyeres - After delving into the art of chocolate at Cailler, enjoy a delightful lunch in Gruyères’ charming medieval village, where time appears to stand still. Wander through cobbled streets lined with 15th-century buildings before dining at one of the village’s top restaurants, where the ultimate Swiss culinary experience awaits. Relish the region’s renowned cuisine: cheese fondue made with the finest aged Gruyère AOP, and finishing with the legendary double cream meringue – all complemented by premium Swiss wines. The authentic flavors, historic ambiance, and stunning Alpine views create an unforgettable gourmet pause before embarking on our horological adventure.
• Espace Horloger - Vallee de Joux - The Sacred Land of Haute Horlogerie
  Located in the Jura Mountains, Vallée de Joux is the revered birthplace of Swiss watchmaking, where prestigious brands like Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet continue to craft their masterpieces today. The Espace Horloger museum unveils why this secluded valley became the global center of horology, highlighting centuries of innovation - from the first minute repeaters to contemporary tourbillons. Through interactive exhibits and rare timepieces, discover how local artisans transformed winter farming traditions into micromechanical artistry. The museum’s impressive displays reveal hundreds of intricate components beneath, symbolizing the valley’s concealed watchmaking secrets. This living heritage thrives today in nearby workshops, where master watchmakers meticulously assemble complications using techniques unchanged for generations.

• Entry Tickets Maison Cailler
• Entry Tickets Espace Horloger
• Private Tour
• Private transportation
• Lunch
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

Embark on an exclusive Swiss luxury adventure with a private transfer from your Geneva hotel in a luxurious BMW. Your journey begins in the charming Gruyères region, home to Maison Cailler, Switzerland’s oldest chocolate maker, established in 1819. Explore their interactive museum to learn how cocoa beans are transformed into exquisite Swiss chocolate, and enjoy a tasting of their signature creations. Delight in a traditional cheese fondue lunch at a quaint mountainside restaurant, offering breathtaking Alpine views.

In the afternoon, travel through the picturesque Jura landscapes to Vallée de Joux, the birthplace of Swiss watchmaking. At Espace Horloger, admire rare timepieces and discover how master watchmakers have honed their precision craft over centuries. Visit working ateliers where artisans continue to hand-assemble luxury watches using age-old techniques. Your return journey to Geneva provides time to reflect on these two pillars of Swiss excellence - the art of chocolate and the science of timekeeping.

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