Lugano / Switzerland
Fascinating Switzerland
Day 1 Zurich - Gruyeres - Montreux Travel from Zurich to Montreux. On the way we stop to visit a local cheese maker in Gruyeres where you learn more about the cheese production and also have the op- portunity to taste it. Then the tour continues with a visit to the Cailler Chocolate Factory and a chocolate tasting. Arrival in Montreux, which is a lovely city located on the shores of Lake Geneva.
Day 2 Montreux - Lausanne - Montreux In the morning city tour through the center of Montreux. Later we con- tinue to visit the wonderful Chillon Castle whose photos are present in almost each of Switzerland’s calendars. Next we go to Lausanne passing through the famous wine area of Lavaux. Lausanne is a pic- turesque city located on the shores of Lake Geneva surrounded by vi- neyards. Panoramic city tour and return to Montreaux.
Day 3 Montreux - Zermatt Travel to Zermatt. On our way we pass through the wine area of Sion. Then we continue through the val- ley of the Rodano river to Täsch. Here you will board a train to Zer- matt, which is located at the foot of the impressive Mount Cervin.
Day 4 Zermatt Free day to take an optional tour to the “Matterhorn Glacier Paradise”,
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board the cable car to the top of the 3.883 meter “little” Matterhorn to enjoy a breathtaking view of Mount Cervin which is located just on the opposite side. A visit to the highest ice palace of the world is going to make this tour an extraor- dinary experience.
Day 5 Zermatt - Lugano After breakfast return to Täsch by train. Today the route takes you over the Nufenenpass to later ar- rive in Lugano, which is located in Ticino and it is the italian speaking part of Switzerland. Lugano is also the largest Italian speaking city outside of Italy. On a walking city tour you can discover this beautiful city and its historic center. Relax at the mediterranean squares or take a stroll along the boardwalk on the shores of Lake Lugano.
Day 6 Lugano - Verzasca Valley - Ascona - Lugano Tour to the impressive Verzasca Valley: it is a valley located in the mountains above Lugano. It high- lights the dam of Verzasca and the picturesque bridge of “Ponte de Salti” that crosses the magical jade green waters of the river. Continue to Ascona. Stroll through the narrow streets with its old houses, bou- tiques, restaurants and art galleries. In the afternoon return to Lugano.
Day 7 Lugano - Bellinzona - Giornico - Zurich After breakfast travel to Bellinzona, the Ticino’s capital. This historic city is well known for its impressive me- dievals castles that are part of the UNESCO World Heritage. Visit the Castelgrande Castle. On the way back to Zurich stop in Giornico, a city with incredible cultural heri- tage. The tour ends at the hotel or at the airport in Zurich.
Private Tours
Travel period: Jan 01, 2017 - Mar 31, 2018 Departure dates: daily Private Tour
Self-drive (with guide) No. of 3***
part. 2 I 4 I 6
Min. 2 persons
This program includes Private Tour:
Accommodation in the hotel category of choice
Daily buffet breakfast Transportation by car or minivan during the entire tour
English speaking driver-guide during the entire tour Visits and excursions as mentioned Admission to Chillon Castle and to Castel- grande Castle (Bellinzona) Visit to a local cheese maker in Gruyeres and the Chocolate factory Train ticket Täsch-Zermatt-Täsch in 2nd class
Self-drive:
Accommodation in the hotel category of choice
Daily buffet breakfast
Economy-category rental car Unlimited mileages, A/C Mandatory insurances (please ask for details)
Not included (Self-drive)
Personal expenses, gasoline, parking fees, speeding fines, winter tyres, GPS, map etc.
! Please Note
These rates do not apply during holidays, conferences and special events
4**** 3***
(without guide) 4****
rates on request
Private Tours
p 7 Days from/to Zurich p Ticino - the italian Switzerland p Cheese, chocolate and Mount Cervin
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