Zurich City Zürich

Munsterbrucke - The first stop is the Munsterbrucke, a bridge located in the heart of Zurich. The vehicle will be parked here, allowing for a walk around the historic old city center. The Münsterbrücke is a historic pedestrian bridge in Zurich, Switzerland, crossing the Limmat River. Constructed in 1838, it links two iconic landmarks: the Grossmünster and the Fraumünster churches. The bridge provides stunning views of the old town, the river, and the distant Alps. With its elegant stonework, it serves as a central point for exploring Zurich’s medieval architecture and vibrant cityscape.

Lindt Home of Chocolate - Here, visitors can enjoy a taste of Swiss chocolate at the Lindt chocolate factory and witness the world’s largest chocolate fountain. There is also an option to take a chocolate tour to learn about the origins of the Lindt chocolate factory.

Felsenegg - Next, the journey continues to Felsenegg mountain, offering the best view of Zurich from the summit. To reach the top, a cable car ride is followed by a walk to a hotel and restaurant with spectacular views of Zurich. Lunch can be enjoyed here, featuring the best fondue in Zurich.

Lake Zurich - The tour then crosses Lake Zurich by ferry to reach the Gold Coast, continuing back to the hotel while passing Zurich’s mansions, including Tina Turner’s.

Black Forest Germany

Triberg - Triberg, located in Germany’s Black Forest, is a picturesque town celebrated for its enchanting landscapes, cuckoo clocks, and rich traditions. It is home to the Triberg Waterfalls, among Germany’s highest, where cascading streams flow through lush, forested hills. Visitors can explore charming half-timbered houses, the world’s largest cuckoo clock, and the Black Forest Museum. Triberg offers a magical blend of nature, culture, and history, making it a must-visit destination for adventure and fairy-tale charm.

Lake Titisee - Known for its cuckoo clocks, Titisee is a sparkling gem in Germany’s Black Forest, a breathtaking alpine lake surrounded by dense evergreen forests and charming villages. Renowned for its crystal-clear waters and serene beauty, it’s ideal for swimming, boating, and lakeside strolls. The vibrant promenade offers cozy cafés, local crafts, and the famous Black Forest cake. With its stunning natural scenery and endless outdoor adventures, Titisee is a dream destination for relaxation and exploration.

France Alsace Wine Region

Eguisheim - The first stop:
Eguisheim, often referred to as the jewel of Alsace, is a storybook village of colorful half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and blooming flower boxes. Nestled among vineyards, this charming town is famed for its circular layout and medieval atmosphere. Known as the birthplace of Alsatian wine, Eguisheim invites visitors to savor world-class vintages, explore its quaint shops, and wander its picturesque alleys. It’s a dreamy escape filled with history, romance, and the magic of the French countryside.

Colmar - Second stop:
Colmar, a fairy-tale town in the Alsace region of France, enchants visitors with its colorful half-timbered houses, cobblestone streets, and winding canals of “Little Venice.” This gem is a paradise for art, history, and wine lovers, boasting world-class museums, Gothic architecture, and exceptional Alsatian wines. Stroll through its flower-filled squares, savor local delicacies, and immerse yourself in the magical charm of this picture-perfect destination.

Riquewihr - Riquewihr, nestled in the heart of Alsace’s vineyards, is a fairy-tale village straight out of a storybook. Known for its medieval charm, it features cobblestone streets, colorful half-timbered houses, and ancient fortifications. Often called “the gem of Alsace,” Riquewihr delights visitors with its world-class wines, quaint shops, and romantic ambiance. Surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, it’s a magical blend of history, beauty, and Alsatian culture.

Transfer to Montreux with stop in Gruyère

La Gruyere - At La Maison du Gruyere, visitors will explore the cheese factory. Here, they will learn about the cheese-making process and the history of Swiss Gruyère cheese.

Gruyères - The tour then visits the old village and Castle of Gruyère, which will also be the lunch destination. It’s a great opportunity to try some original fondue. Gruyères, a charming medieval village in Switzerland, is perched on a hilltop with breathtaking views of the surrounding Alps and green valleys. Known for its cobblestone streets, fairytale castle, and world-famous cheese, Gruyères offers a blend of history, culture, and gastronomy. Visitors can explore the historic Gruyères Castle, enjoy local delicacies like fondue, and immerse themselves in the village’s picturesque and tranquil atmosphere. It’s a perfect destination for history buffs, food lovers, and those seeking Swiss alpine charm.

Vevey - On the way to Montreux, there will be a stop in the old village of Vevey, famous for being the home of Charlie Chaplin, Nestlé, and for having the world’s largest fork rising out of Lake Geneva, symbolizing the Alimentarium from Nestlé.

Montreux - Here, the group will check in at the hotel for three nights, using Montreux as a base.

Wine Tastings in Lavaux

Chateau de Chillon - The first stop will be a visit to the famous Chillon Castle, known for its prisons. The history of the castle will be explored with an audio guide tour.

Vinorama Wine Tour, Lavaux - This will be the second wine tasting location, offering a completely different perspective and a waterfall next to the winery.

Lausanne - Next, the tour visits Lausanne, home to the Olympic Museum and offices. The beautiful cathedral overlooking the city will be visited, along with a walk along the promenade.

Full Day Tour of Yvoire, Evian, and Geneva.

Yvoire - The first stop is Yvoire, a stunning medieval village on the shores of Lake Geneva, a true gem of France. Renowned for its beautifully preserved stone buildings, narrow cobblestone streets, and vibrant flower displays, this “village of flowers” feels like stepping back in time. Its historic charm is complemented by breathtaking views of the lake and Alps, a picturesque harbor, and the enchanting Garden of Five Senses. Perfect for history lovers and romantics, Yvoire is a magical escape where every corner tells a story.

Evian-les-Bains - Here, the tour will stop to explore the famous Evian Village, known for its three natural source water fountains. This will also be the lunch destination. Évian-les-Bains, nestled on the southern shores of Lake Geneva, is a luxurious lakeside town famed for its natural mineral springs and breathtaking alpine scenery.

Geneva - Geneva is famous for its watchmaking and jet water fountain.

Transfer to Milan with stop in Lake Como, Bellagio, Como.

Lake Como - The tour stops at Lake Como for a coffee overlooking the lake, followed by a ferry ride to Bellagio.

Bellagio - The entire village of Bellagio will be explored. Bellagio, the “Pearl of Lake Como,” is a breathtaking Italian village where elegance meets natural beauty. Perched on a promontory with panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains, Bellagio enchants with its charming cobblestone streets, colorful villas, and blooming gardens like Villa Melzi and Villa Serbelloni. Visitors can enjoy waterfront dining, boutique shopping, and boat rides that showcase the lake’s stunning vistas. A destination of timeless romance and sophistication, Bellagio offers an unforgettable escape in the heart of Italy’s Lake Como.

Milan - Upon arrival in Milan, if time permits, some highlights will be seen before heading to the hotel for the night.

Milan Historical and Cultural Highlights

Milan - Begin the day in Milan with a visit to the great Cathedral. Don’t miss the opportunity to go to the rooftop for stunning views of the city.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - Located right next to the Duomo, this beautiful shopping gallery is perfect for coffee and people-watching.

Teatro Alla Scala - Visit the world-renowned opera house. A guided tour can be taken, or it can be admired from the outside.

Modern and Artistic Milan

Santa Maria delle Grazie - Visit the church that houses Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper. Be sure to book tickets in advance.

Museo del Novecento - This museum showcases 20th-century art, including works by Italian and international artists.

Porta Nuova - Explore Milan’s modern skyline featuring impressive skyscrapers and contemporary architecture.

I Navigli - Spend the evening in this picturesque area known for its canals, vibrant nightlife, and charming restaurants, a great spot for dinner and a stroll.

Departure from Milan International Airport

Milan Malpensa Airport - The trip concludes here, with customers flying out of Milan International Airport Malpensa.

This tour can be modified in any way the customer desires, with options to add days and customize.

Milan Malpensa Airport - If departure on the 8th is preferred, that is also possible.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Personal concierge service
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• All meals are excluded, but we will have time to stop at a local restaurant.

Luxury European Tour: Switzerland, France, Germany, Italy & Liechtenstein

Set off on an opulent adventure through Europe’s most breathtaking locations in a high-end vehicle. Discover the Alpine splendor of Switzerland, the romantic allure of France, the enchanting charm of Germany, and the timeless sophistication of Italy, with an optional visit to Liechtenstein.

Relish in picturesque drives, iconic sights, and tailored service, all while traveling in supreme comfort and style. This tour offers the perfect mix of culture, adventure, and luxury.

Reserve your spot now for an unforgettable European journey.

• The time unaccounted for in itinerary is the time it takes to drive from pickup to drop off.
• You will be Picked up and Dropped off from your hotel of choice
• Driver will pick you up in a luxury Mercedes Vehicle, and meet you in the lobby

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