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Travel to Filisur, a charming mountain village in the heart of Graubünden, known as one of the best-preserved one-street villages of the Engadin. Enjoy a short walk to admire the iconic Landwasser Viaduct. Continue to St. Moritz, perched at 1,856 meters and famed for its sunny days, reflected in the resort’s sun emblem. Stroll through St. Moritz Dorf, where luxury boutiques blend with traditional Swiss architecture along Via Serlas. Admire the façade of the legendary Badrutt’s Palace Hotel, view the nearby Leaning Tower of St. Moritz—a remnant of a 12th-century church—and visit the source of the Mauritius Springs, whose pure waters helped establish St. Moritz as a renowned health resort.
Take the gondola to Diavolezza and marvel at the majestic 4,000-meter Bernina range and stunning glacial landscapes. Explore the Pers and Morteratsch Glaciers up close on a scenic trail, and savor a freshly baked Bündner Nusstorte at over 3,000 meters. On the descent, board the train for the “from glacier to palm tree” journey, climbing to Ospizio Bernina at 2,253 meters and passing the picturesque Lago Bianco. The route winds down via the Brusio circular viaduct, with its famous 360-degree curve, bringing you toward the Italian border. Stop for a stroll in the historic town of Tirano before returning to St. Moritz.
April: Cross into Liechtenstein, one of the world’s smallest countries, nestled between Switzerland and Austria. Explore the charming capital, Vaduz, where modern and traditional Alpine architecture blend seamlessly. See Vaduz Castle, perched above the main street, and stroll through the Stadtle to visit the Liechtenstein National Museum and Art Museum.
May – October: Discover the wild Viamala Gorge, known as the ‘Evil Road’ by mule drivers. Carved by glacial ice and the Hinter Rhine, it is the deepest gorge in Graubünden. A 359-step staircase leads to the canyon’s heart, revealing dramatic rock formations and ancient swirl potholes. Continue through the scenic countryside to Lucerne, one of Switzerland’s most picturesque cities, and admire the 14th-century Chapel Bridge. Stop for photos at the Lion Monument, a tribute to Swiss guards who died during the French Revolution.
Visit the capital of the Swiss Confederation, Bern. Explore this charming town dotted with Baroque Fountains, the Astronomical Clock and 6 km of Covered Arcades. Visit the mascot of the city at the Bear Pits on foot.
Continue to the charming resort of Interlaken, located between 2 sparkling lakes beneath the towering Jungfrau in the Bernese Oberland.
*Accommodation may be arranged in other cities in the Jungfrau Region
Travel to the wonderland of ice and snow on our excursion to the Top of Europe – Jungfrajoch. Travel in the world’s most modern tri-cable gondola which not only shortened the travel time but also offers the best view of the famous Eiger North Face. Enjoy a magnificent view of the Aletsch Glacier, the largest in the Alps and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stroll through 100 years of Jungfrau Railway history on an enchanting multimedia journey.
*Alternate excursion arranged during inclement weather.
Admire the steep wine terraces of Lavaux, a UNESCO Heritage Site since 2007, as we make our way to Zermatt, a car free resort surrounded by a range of magnificent mountains. Enjoy walking in the old quarters of this beautiful village.
*Alternate accommodation in the Valais Region in event of road closure.
Board the Gornergrat railway up 3100 meters to experience Matterhorn and its surrounding alpine world in all dimensions with the brand-new multi-media ‘Zoom the Matterhorn’.
Start the morning with a delicious Swiss specialty—chocolate! Discover the history, traditions, and craftsmanship of Switzerland’s oldest chocolate brand, Cailler, on an indulgent tasting journey. Continue to Zurich, the country’s largest city and financial hub. Visit the Fraumünster Church and stroll along the Limmat River, taking in views of the iconic Grossmünster, the birthplace of the Swiss-German Reformation. This area also features several filming locations from the popular Korean drama Crash Landing On You.
