13 Day Switzerland Tour Packages

Mount Titlis – one of most visited experiential mountains in Switzerland – offers a plethora of exciting activities and adventures for all ages, and of course, amazing sights of the snow-capped mountain peaks, deep crevasses, and immaculate white, expansive snowfields. Embark on your memorable journey at Mount Titlis, where you experience breathtaking views of Alps as you ascend in Titlis ROTAIR – the world’s first revolving cable car. Walk on the Titlis Cliff Walk – Europe’s highest suspension bridge, or get even closer to the mountains carpeted in snow in the Ice Flyer chair lift. Stroll in the Glacier Cave – home to painstakingly crafted ice sculptors, or satiate your adrenaline-rush appetite by stepping in the Glacier Park.

The Lindt Home of Chocolate in Kilchberg, Switzerland, is a must- visit destination for chocolate enthusiasts. This interactive museum offers a self- guided audio tour available in 10 languages, guiding visitors through seven immersive chocolate worlds. Highlights include a towering 9- meter chocolate fountain, a multimedia exhibition detailing the history and production of chocolate, and a glimpse into the modern test facilities where Lindt's renowned chocolates are crafted. Guests can indulge in unlimited tastings of Lindt's finest creations and explore the world's largest Lindt Chocolate Shop. The museum is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all ages.

Experience the breathtaking Mount Jungfrau tour, where 100% snow is guaranteed all year round. Journey to Jungfraujoch, the "Top of Europe," and visit the iconic Sphinx Observatory for panoramic alpine views. Discover the magical Ice Palace with its shimmering ice sculptures, and explore the captivating Alpine Sensation exhibition. Step onto the outdoor observation deck for unobstructed vistas of snow-covered peaks. This self-guided adventure lets you travel independently at your own pace, making it perfect for explorers seeking flexibility, natural beauty, and unforgettable high-altitude experiences in the Swiss Alps.

The mountains in the heart of Innsbruck, the Nordkette , is part of Austria's largest nature park, the Karwendel Nature Park, and can be reached directly from Innsbruck city centre in just a few minutes! The breathtaking 360° view leaves a lasting impression, with the capital of the Alps on one side and Tyrol’s most extensive conservation area on the other. The Hungerburg funicular enables visitors to reach the Hungerburg in just 8 minutes. There are several stops along the way including the Alpine Zoo, which is a favorite among families. After reaching the Hungerburg station, a short walk across Hermann Buhl Square, named after the world-famous Austrian mountaineer, leads visitors to the cable car station. Tall or short, young or old, there is something for every hiker at the Nordkette. From short, flat circular hiking trails to longer tours from the Hungerburg into the Karwendel Nature Park, here you will find hikes and walks for every level of ability. The impressive experience at the highest viewing point, the 2,300m (7,401 ft) high Hafelekar, is within every man’s grasp thanks to a direct connection from the city. Visitors may be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of the normally shy wildlife, but it is the unique panorama of the city and the mountains that is the real highlight. The restaurant Seegrube by DoN welcomes you with a wide selection of regional culinary delights. Equipped with Innsbruck’s highest sundeck offering a phenomenal view over the alpine city, the club CLOUD 9 is the most magical place. Winter sports enthusiasts, sun worshippers and all other connoisseurs alike sip their drinks here side by side and watch the sun set behind the glorious mountain tops. An experience to be enjoyed more than once! Schedule June - September: Daily from 8.30am to 6pm. October - May: Daily from 8.30am to 5pm.

After meeting your guide in Salzburg we head out on a picturesque journey to the ‘Pearl of Salzkammergut’, Hallstatt, passing through quaint local villages on the way. On arrival in Hallstatt it’s hard to know where to start, baroque-style homes scattered along the waterfront with mountain peaks reflecting in the water make this an experience in nature you won’t forget. Take a mountain train ride up to the entrance of the world’s oldest salt mine for views over Hallstatt and to learn about its 7,000 year history of salt mining. Enjoy a leisurely lakeside walk to see houses clinging on to the mountain-side on your way to Muhlbach Waterfall. Visit the local museum to learn all about Hallstatt, and a must-see is the Bone House behind the Catholic church for an insight into local family life. Finish the tour travelling back via Abtenau and Russbach to Gosau Lake, famous for its beautiful views over the Dachtsein Mountains for a picture-postcard ending to our tour.

Relive the making of the 1965 award-winning movie 'The Sound of Music in and around Salzburg as you take a tour of many of the famous filming locations and learn not only about the background story of the movie but also the history, culture, and the social and historical contexts of the area in the late 1930s. See the Mirabell Palace and gardens, where Maria and the children sing Do-Re-Mi and Residenz Square, which Maria crosses by bus from Nonnberg Abbey – where the real-life Maria and Baron von Trapp were married in 1927 – on her way to the Trapp Villa singing I have confidence in me. In the film, they sing Do-Re-Mi, Edelweiss and So Long, Farewell in a memorable scene. Leopoldskron Palace was used as the Von Trapp family home and while the gazebo used for the famous ‘I am 16 going on 17' scene was here in the film, it is actually at the Hellbrunn Palace. Head to the countryside around Salzburg to visit locations such as the village of St Gilgen on Lake Wolfgang, which features in the opening credits, and the church at Mondsee, where the wedding scene was shot. Relax and listen to the Original Sound of Music soundtrack and of course, feel free to sing along Edelweiss and many more... Our live guide will tell you everything you need to know about The Sound of Music, the Trapp Family, the film locations and the shooting.

Founded by Daniel Swarovski in the Austrian village of Wattens in 1895, Swarovski has become the world’s leading manufacturer of precision-cut crystals. And today, more than 125 years on, Swarovski remains a family-run enterprise under the management of Daniel Swarovski’s fourth- and fifth-generation descendants. For Swarovski Crystal Worlds, the multimedia artist André Heller designed 18 underground Chambers of Wonder dedicated to the versatile artistic interpretation of the material crystal. The result is a universe of discoveries and a simply unique experience with every visit. Kids can explore a play tower, run through a hedge maze, and ride a carousel that would look at home in the palace of any make-believe kingdom. Adults can join in on the fun too, then marvel at the beauty of the Alps from an observation deck or even explore Roman ruins on the site. The highlight of any visit to the park, though, is The Giant. Carved into a hillside, a waterfall runs from the giant's mouth and hides an entrance to the Chambers of Wonder. Inside, visitors will find 18 rooms with unique installations created by leading artists from around the world. The Chandelier of Grief is one of the main highlights – you can step inside a mirror-lined room with a revolving crystal chandelier that creates haunting shadows and unique light displays. Another sparkling sensation is the newly interpreted chamber “Silent Light”, a poetic installation with real snow and temperatures as low as -10° Celsius. Others Audio guide in German, English, Italian, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Dutch, Chinese, and Korean – Pay locally for an additional cost

See all the main sights and attractions along the grand Ringstrasse. Take a panoramic bus tour along the famous Ringstrasse, the monumental boulevard, and admire the astonishing assembly of palaces, ministries, churches and opera houses that flank it . Behold the impressive Vienna State Opera, home to the world famous Opera Ball and continue the tour to marvel at the imperial winter residence, Hofburg Palace. See buildings such as the Museum of Art History, the glorious Gothic revival-style City Hall, the neo-classical Austrian Parliament, the brilliant Burgtheater, the Museum of Natural history and many more outstanding architectural gems. Few other streets in the world could hold a candle to the Ringstrasse. The highlight of the tour is the visit to the Schoenbrunn Palace, a 1,441 room Baroque palace outside of the old town. It was here that the emperors would while away their summers, hunting, fishing and partying. Beat the queues and head straight in to admire the opulent state rooms and gain an insight into lavish imperial life. Take time to stroll through the equally impressive gardens and you can take a break with a Viennese coffee. Important information The city tour is by bus and the visit to the Palace by foot. Please note that the tour is operated by a multilingual guide and can be conducted in two languages: English and Spanish or English and German.

At 1322 m above sea level, the Harder Kulm – Interlaken’s home mountain– promises astounding views. A funicular railway more than 100 years old takes you up the Harder Kulm from Interlaken in just 10 minutes. Thanks to its central location and easy accessibility, this mountain can be part of almost any Switzerland Itinerary. Once on top of the mountain, there are many ways to plan your time to suit your own preferences. The Harder Kulm is an ideal destination for foodies, fans of great views, hikers and nature lovers. The restaurant itself looks like a quaint castle from a fairy-tale.