Zurich - Saint Moritz

Zurich - Zurich, the largest city in Switzerland, is a captivating blend of beauty and economic vitality.

Stroll along the Limmat River, which divides the old town districts. On one side lies Niederdorf with the Grossmünster Cathedral, and on the other, the Fraumünster.

Cross the Münsterbrücke, the key bridge linking both banks, perfect for photography. A walk down the renowned Bahnhofstrasse to Lake Zurich completes the city center experience.

Grossmünster - The “Grossmünster” Cathedral, an evangelical Reformed church, is a symbol of Zurich, situated by the Limmat River in the heart of the city.

Visit this church and capture stunning views of the city and Lake Zurich from its towers.

Rhine Falls - Prepare to explore the Rhine Falls, Europe’s largest waterfalls.

Short walks to the water’s edge let you feel nature’s power.

Opt for a boat ride to the castles in the waterfall basin and the impressive rock in the waters’ midst.

Stein am Rhein - Wander through the old town and admire the vibrant half-timbered houses, some from the 15th or 16th century, beautifully decorated and preserved.

Stroll along Stein am Rhein’s promenade, watching boats on the Rhine and enjoying the scenic hills.

Abbey of Saint Gall - Visit the Abbey of St. Gallen, located in the former convent district and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1983.

The convent library houses around 50,000 books in the Baroque Hall, where the 2,700-year-old Egyptian mummy of Schepenese is also displayed.

Appenzell - In Appenzell, discover Swiss traditions like yodeling, cheese, dalps, and traditional costume dances.

Enjoy the view of beautifully adorned houses and exquisite craftsmanship.

Heididorf - In Heidi’s village, follow the path to Heidi’s house, where Johanna Spyri was inspired to write her novels about the joyful orphan.

Her books created a romantic, nature-centric image of Switzerland that remains popular.

Chur - Explore Chur, Switzerland’s oldest city, to see the old town and the 12th-century Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption.

Convent of Saint John Mustair - Discover this gem and its ancient remains.

This renowned convent, a UNESCO cultural heritage site, owes its existence to Charlemagne.

Legend says Charlemagne founded the Val Müstair convent in the eighth century, and it was never fully destroyed.

St. Moritz - Zermatt

St. Moritz - Located in Engadine, Graubünden, St. Moritz is the birthplace of Alpine winter sports.

Rhone Glacier - Across from the iconic Hotel Belvedere, view the majestic Rhone glacier, stretching about eight kilometers.

Aletsch Glacier - The Jungfrau-Aletsch region was the first Alpine site on UNESCO’s natural world heritage list.

This area features the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau massifs with the vast Aletsch glacier.

St Gotthard Pass - The Gotthard Pass is the key north-south route in the Alps. The descent on the southern slopes along the Tremola road is thrilling and impressive.

The cobblestone road and Gotthard Pass form Switzerland’s longest road monument.

Andermatt - Visit this village with its quaint historical center, significant for its location on the Gotthard Pass route.

Discover the famous Swiss brand Victorinox at the store in the new Andermatt Reuss spa resort, on Piazza Gottardo in the Wolf house.

Zermatt - Neuchâtel

Zermatt - Zermatt is a picturesque alpine village renowned for the Matterhorn, known locally as “Matterhorn,” famous for its pyramid shape.

The Matterhorn - The pyramid-shaped Matterhorn is Switzerland’s symbol, likely the world’s most photographed mountain.

If weather permits, take Europe’s highest cog train to Gornergrat Peak at 3,089 meters for the best Matterhorn view.

Gornergrat - Reach Gornergrat, offering the finest Matterhorn view, by an open-air rack train at 3,089 meters.

Chateau de Chillon - Chillon Castle is Switzerland’s most visited historical monument. Built in the 13th century, it controlled passage along Lake Geneva and served as an arsenal, prison, and residence for the Counts of Savoy.

Explore the castle with an audio guide in multiple languages.

The castle’s exterior is also worth photographing, with its scenic surroundings. Three years ago, the castle completed its outdoor redevelopment and opened Café Byron, where visitors can enjoy drinks or snacks.

Vineyard Road (Route du Vignoble) - This scenic road passes through Lavaux’s vineyard villages, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering a unique panorama of terraced vineyards, Lake Geneva’s shores, and the Alps with Mont Blanc (weather permitting).

Capture these memories with photos and videos at designated stops.

Lausanne - Lausanne, the Olympic Capital, welcomes visitors with Notre-Dame Cathedral in the old town and the Olympic Museum in the Ouchy district.

Admire the Château d’Ouchy, now a prestigious hotel and restaurant.

The Olympic Museum Lausanne (Musee Olympique) - Near Château d’Ouchy, the Olympic Museum is a top attraction in Lausanne, the Olympic Capital.

Learn about the Olympic Games’ history, from its Greek origins to today.

Our Driver Guide will escort you to the museum entrance, provide tickets and audio guides (or smartphone access), and the visit is audio-guided.

After the tour, the guide will drive you to the next destination.

Creux du Van - Le Creux du Van is a vast rock amphitheater on the Neuchâtel and Vaud border.

At its base flows the Cold Fountain, maintaining a temperature below 4 degrees Celsius year-round.

Reach this stunning site via a paved road, then an asphalt path to Restaurant du Soliat, followed by a 300-meter walk.

Neuchâtel - Zurich

Neuchatel - Explore the old town with its castle and collegiate church; this 12th-century architectural marvel sits on a rocky outcrop above the town.

Take a short walk along Lake Neuchâtel’s shores.

Fribourg - Fribourg is one of Europe’s most beautiful medieval cities.

Visit St. Nicholas Cathedral in the Old Town and climb its 365 steps for breathtaking city views.

Gruyeres - Gruyères, famous for its cheese, is also a top Swiss tourist destination.

This medieval village offers intriguing museums and traditional restaurants serving regional cheese specialties like fondue and raclette.

Gstaad - Gstaad, a charming town favored by celebrities, is a delightful destination for any visitor.

Stroll the central pedestrian street, where you might spot a familiar actor or artist.

Enjoy hot chocolate at the Gstaad Palace and admire this unique castle’s beauty.

Interlaken - Nestled between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, Interlaken is a modern town offering summer and winter sports, with tandem paragliding being a favorite.

Experience a safe flight with an official instructor, a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. A few steps down the gentle slope, and you’re airborne, feeling like a bird during the 10 to 20-minute flight.

Bern - Bern, Switzerland’s capital, is a city brimming with charm and attractions, including:

• The Federal Palace, the government seat
• Bear pit, Bern’s symbol
• The Zytglogge
• Einstein’s former residence

Bern’s old town is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Lucerne - Lucerne is a top destination for tourists visiting Switzerland.

With its iconic Chapel Bridge and Water Tower, Lucerne captivates all visitors. The Chapel Bridge, built in the 14th century, was part of the city’s fortifications.

Admire the 17th-century painted panels depicting Swiss and Lucerne history.

Pilatus Luzern - On Lake Lucerne’s shores, Pilate mountain makes a majestic impression. Lucerne is a popular regional excursion site.

Ascend with the world’s steepest rack and pinion train from Alpnachstad to Pilatus Kulm, passing through blooming alpine meadows and striking rock formations. At the summit, enjoy panoramic views and experiences for everyone.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Admission fees
• Entrance fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Parking fees

• Personal expenses
• Meals

Switzerland, a magnificent country, invites you to explore its wonders with a local Driver Guide. This Express Tour is perfect for those with limited time, offering a condensed version of the standard 8-day Tour. The itinerary remains the same, but the number of attractions is adjusted to cover the same distance in just 4 days.

Experience the most significant cities, captivating tourist spots, and create unforgettable memories throughout the journey.

Here are the reasons why the Grand Express Tour of Switzerland is the perfect choice:

• Local Driver Guide, available in 5 languages
• Luxurious Mercedes Benz Car Trip
• Selection of the most scenic roads and attractions in the country

We are confident that the memories from this experience will stay with you forever, and we look forward to welcoming you on board soon!

• Child seats available only on prior request.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.