ALPINE ADVENTURE


Higher, faster, farther... the Alpine way


Glistening glaciers... snowy peaks... idyllic meadows... summer fun! Few places on Earth offer as much breathtaking beauty, outdoor adventure and colorful culture as the Alps... and there’s no end to the possibilities when you experience them with Tauck Bridges. Start at Lake Lucerne... go higher up Mount Pilatus in Switzerland... go faster across the mountains aboard the Glacier Express to St. Moritz... watch ski jumpers go farther... into the Austrian Alps to Innsbruck, whitewater adventure and Tyrolean nights... and on to the music and magic of Bavaria. Go soon...


Tauck Bridges Family Value Includes: • Whitewater fun at Area 47 adventure park in Austria


• Mountain biking, rope climbing, rock climbing & summer tobogganing GERMANY


• Rides on the Glacier Express & Earth’s steepest cog railway, and a private cruise on Lake Lucerne in Switzerland


Maximum Elevation: 9,500 ft.


• An authentic Tyrolean evening featuring a dinner of typical regional fare and musical entertainment


• A day in the Engadine Valley featuring a cable-car ride, glacier hike, cheesery visit, optional rock climbing & lunch in an Alpine meadow


• A ski-jumping demonstration & an “Imperial visit” in Innsbruck • A horse-drawn carriage ride to Neuschwanstein Castle • Airport transfers on arrival and departure as noted


• 17 meals (7 breakfasts, 5 lunches, 5 dinners); all gratuities to Tauck Director, local guides & drivers; service charges, taxes and porterage


Call your travel agent or Tauck Bridges at 866-636-6500 www.tauckbridges.com 53 Mount Pilatus Zurich Lucerne SWITZERLAND AUSTRIA Lake Lucerne Alpnachstad Stansstad Andermatt r St. Moritz


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