Day 1 All flights leads to Zurich

Today you embark on your tour when you board your flight to Zurich. On arrival we will provide you private transfer to your hotel. If you reach early Then discover the City with your travel card(optional). Our flexible routes allow you to immerse yourself in the culture and beauty of Zurich with ease. Board at any Tram/Metro/bus and enjoy fascinating facts and stories as you pass through the city’s most iconic landmarks and attractions like St. Peter, Grossmünster and Fraumünster. Pass by the university quarter and the residential area Zürichberg, the National Museum and the Kunsthaus.

Day 2 Rhine-Falls, Lake Titisee & Black-forest with Heidelberg

Head to the magnificent Rhine Falls, Europe's largest waterfall. Marvel at the thunderous roar and stunning views as you stand close to the cascading waters. Don't miss the optional boat ride for a closer look at this natural wonder. Next, travel to Titisee, a serene lake nestled in the Black Forest. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the lakeside promenade, explore charming local shops, or savor a delicious meal at one of the lakeside cafes. The tranquil setting and crystal-clear waters make for perfect photo opportunities. Continue into the heart of the Black Forest. Be surrounded by dense forests and picturesque villages and visit a traditional Cuckoo Clock Factory in Drubba, where you can witness the craftsmanship behind these iconic timepieces and even purchase one as a souvenir. The final destination of today is Heidelberg, Germany's oldest university town, famed for its Altstadt (old town), majestic ruined Renaissance hilltop castle, and picturesque riverside scenery. Enjoy an orientation tour of the city centre and free time to wander through the old town.

Day 3 Strasbourg, Alsace winery route, Colmar & Bern

After breakfast proceed towards Strasbourg and discover the city's most famous spots. Begin your tour in the Grande Île, an old quarter that exemplifies medieval cities. Marvel at the Romanesque and Rayonnant Gothic architecture of the Strasbourg Cathedral, and take photos in front of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Head to the Place Kléber, the largest square in the city. See the statue of French revolutionary Jean-Baptiste Kléber, who the square is named after. Then we proceed towards Colmar via Alsace winery route. Our first spot is majestic Riquewihr, another jewel of the Alsace Wine Route. This charming village is famous for its well-preserved medieval architecture, which transports you back in time. Stroll along the cobbled streets, surrounded by vibrant flowers, and explore the quaint shops offering local specialties, including wine, cheese, and handcrafted goods. Your journey continues to Colmar, a town that seems to have leaped straight from the pages of a fairytale. Often called "Little Venice" for its charming canals and colorful half-timbered houses, Colmar exudes old-world charm and an artistic ambiance. Stroll through its cobblestone streets, admire the quaint squares, and explore its many museums and art galleries. As you depart Colmar after lunch, the next stop is the capital of Switzerland 'Bern'. Admire the late Gothic Cathedral (Münster) with its stunning portal and rendering of the Last Judgment. See the 13th-century Clock Tower (Zytglogge), where you can watch the fascinating show that happens on the hour. Overnight at Interlaken.

Day 4 Oeschinen Lake, Lauterbrunnen & Grindelwald

After breakfast we drive to Kandersteg. From Kandersteg we take a spectacular gondola ride(ticket not included) up to Oeschinen Lake. An easy half-hour walk from the gondola station across pastures and through pine forest takes us to the lake. Instead of walking 30 minutes, it is possible to get to the shore of Oeschinen Lake by horse carriage from the gondola station (ticket not included). This pristine, deep-blue mountain lake is fed by the glacial brooks of the three-thousand-meter peaks of Blüemlisalp, Oeschinenhorn, Fründenhorn and Doldenhorn. It is also possible to swim in the lake as the lake warms up to 20 degrees Celsius in summer (bring your swimwear!). This place is so picturesque that you will not want to stop taking pictures. No wonder that the lake is a Unesco World Heritage Site, and many consider it to be the most beautiful Alpine Lake. Then we proceed towards Lauterbrunnen. During your free time of sightseeing in Lauterbrunnen, you can explore at your own pace. Start with a visit to Staubbach Falls, one of the tallest free-falling waterfalls in Europe, where you can take a short walk up to a viewpoint behind the falls for a unique perspective. Then, head to Trümmelbach Falls, a series of impressive glacier-fed waterfalls inside the mountain, accessible by a short ride or a scenic 45-minute walk through breathtaking Lauterbrunnen Valley, surrounded by dramatic cliffs, alpine meadows, and more waterfalls. Next to Grindelwald, Where you can take optional 'top of Europe' Tour with Eiger Express. The round-trip journey from Grindelwald Terminal takes 45 minutes each way. Rest go for a walk or rent a Trotti bike (a scooter-like bike without a seat) and experience the dramatic scenery from a different perspective. You can also take a optional Grindelwald First cable car.

Day 5 Engelberg & Lucerne

After early breakfast take a tour to Mt. Titlis. Board the aerial cableway(ticket not included) for a scenic trip from the green valley bottom to the high alpine glacier region of Mount Titlis. Feel the thrill of riding in the revolving ROTAIR gondola overlooking the Swiss Alps. Gaze at magical snow and ice, regardless of the time of year. Discover the mountaintop and visit the Ice Grotto. If the weather allows, ride the Ice Flyer, a modern chairlift offering spectacular views of glacier crevasses and ice falls. Walk over Europe’s highest suspension bridge at the Titlis Cliff Walk and sled on snow, even in summer, on the Fun Lift. Alternatively, you can hike one of the well-prepared trails in the beautiful surroundings or take the funicular up to Gerschnialp to enjoy beautiful views of Engelberg. Afterwards proceed to Lucerne, There you will see the most important sights in the city such as the Chapel Bridge, the Town Hall, the Jesuit Church, and the concert and congress centers. You have free time to explore this town, its culture, and traditions on your own. After lunch we will continue our journey towards Liguria region.

Day 6 Cinque Terre & Tuscany

After breakfast discover the Cinque Terre, exploring the picturesque villages of Vernazza, Monterosso, and Manarola. We will visit Manarola first with the most beatiful view on the coloured village and explore narrow alleys and pastel squares. Then stop in Monterosso and enjoy free time in this charming village. Reach the village of Vernazza next by coastal train. With a wide-open harbor, castle, and church, Vernazza invites you to stroll through the back streets. You can decide if you want to come back to the van and drive to Riomaggiore or if you want to take the comfortable train to arrive there without walking. Next, Your experience starts through the enchanting landscapes of Tuscany, leading you to the timeless city of Pisa, renowned for its architectural marvels. Continue your journey to the breathtaking San Gimignano. Discover how people used to once live in a tower here during the Middle Ages, and many more mysterious historical facts during this tour of the medieval city of San Gimignano. The visit starts in Piazza Duomo, where most of the medieval towers are concentrated, then it continues along the medieval main street of the city, called Via San Matteo. You will continue until you reach the Church of Sant’Agostino, built in the late 13th Century, with splendid Renaissance frescoes by Benozzo Gozzoli. You will then go back toward the city center through some side streets, stopping to admire the views from the ruins of the Montestaffoli fortress. Next, on to Florence, Once in Florence, enjoy some free time in the city center. Pay a visit to the Piazza della Signoria, the Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, and, of course, Michelangelo's David. Purchase a traditional Italian ice cream on the way.

NOTE : You can Extend your tour to Rome.

Day 7 Venice Island

Once reach Mestre, Directly check-in to your hotel. Explore Venice at your own pace with your ACTV pass, Admire the Mozart’s House and pass by the magnificent La Fenice Theatre and the “De le Ostreghe” Canal. See the world-famous St. Mark’s Square, Grand Canal and Rialto Bridge. Discover the most charming and famous islands of the Venetian Lagoon on this excursion. Marvel at the beautiful surroundings of Venice and learn more about Venetian life and traditions. Start your journey in a comfortable panoramic boat leaving from the St. Mark's area and reach the island of Murano in around 30 minutes. You will be welcomed to a glass factory to see a glass-blowing demonstration made by a glass master. You can purchase some craft souvenir items in the shop with an exclusive 10% discount. Head next to Burano Island. Immerse yourself in its quaint and colorful houses for just over an hour. On Burano, admire the fishermen's houses painted in bright colors to find their way home when returning from the sea. The island is also known internationally for its rare artisan lace. Close the mooring dock in the island center, observe the lace makers and enjoy your time relaxing or buying the typical biscuits made on the island: i bussolai. Board newly to go back to Venice and enjoy the quiet nature of the Venetian lagoon.

NOTE : You can Extend your tour to Rome or Central Europe.

Day 8 Fly back home Your memorable Holiday ends.

Today it’s time to fly back home. Say goodbye to the wonderful new friends you have made on the tour. Check out with pleasant memories of your European trip which you will cherish for a lifetime. (Breakfast)