Train from Interlaken to Visp: Take a train from Interlaken Ost to Visp. This journey typically takes around 1.5 to 2 hours. Train from Visp to Zermatt: From Visp, change to the regional train that goes directly to Zermatt. Zermatt is a car-free village, so this train is the primary mode of access. This leg takes approximately 1 hour. Explore Zermatt Village: Upon arrival in Zermatt, your Swiss Pass covers travel within the village by local electric buses. You can walk through the charming streets, admire the traditional wooden chalets, and enjoy the car-free atmosphere. Visit Attractions : Consider visiting the Matterhorn Museum (entry fees not covered by Swiss Pass) to learn about the village's history and mountaineering, or the Parish Church of St. Mauritius. Stroll along the Vispa River and seek out various viewpoints for iconic glimpses of the Matterhorn. Return to Interlaken: Reverse your journey by taking the train from Zermatt to Visp, then transfer to a train from Visp back to Interlaken Ost.

Travel through scenic vineyards and charming villages to reach the medieval Laufen Castle, home to the spectacular Rhine Falls—Europe’s largest waterfall. Spend about an hour exploring this natural wonder at your own pace. Take in breathtaking views from the panoramic lift and stroll the Belvedere trail to a platform above the roaring falls. In summer, enjoy an optional boat ride to get even closer to the thundering waters. Visit the Historama exhibition at the castle to learn about the site's rich history. On the return trip, pass the picturesque town of Schaffhausen with its 16th-century Munot Fortress, and enjoy a brief drive through Germany before arriving back in Zurich.

Pick a 48-hours ticket, you will be able to explore the curious cobbled streets of the city’s left bank, take in the Napoleonic splendour of the École Militaire and visit what has become the emblem of Paris: The world-famous Eiffel Tower! There’s absolutely no need to hurry as you can mosey around as you wish hopping on and off as much as you like! See the many faces of Paris in terms of its historical side, its romantic side as well as its fashionable, fun and super shopper-friendly side. Get off at the Champ de Mars, a massive park jam-packed with wide walking paths that zigzag across immaculate lawns. The borders of this park are lined with trees and flowering shrubs; colourful flower beds are dotted around too! Of course, what really brings the park to life is the impressive Eiffel Tower which is by far the most iconic monument of Paris. At a staggering 330 metres high, it’s the highest building in Paris and one of the most visited monuments in the world. Head on up to the viewing platform for mind-blowing views of the city, which get even more exceptional as the sun begins to set. Be sure not to miss The Musee du Louvre which began as a royal fortress and is now a most magical museum made up of a whopping 35,000 works of art. You can easily spend hours upon hours strolling around here without even noticing the time go by. Meander around The Montmartre zone of the city, pass by the remarkable Moulin Rouge and feel free to catch a show if you’re up for it. All of this and much more is just waiting to be discovered in the pretty city of Paris.