🇨🇭 Geneva, Interlaken & Zermatt, Switzerland · 13 cities · 7 nights · April
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Explore Geneva's charming Old Town, a maze of narrow streets leading to the impressive St. Pierre Cathedral and the historic Place du Bourg-de-Four. Good to know: The cathedral tower offers panoramic views (small fee).
Witness the iconic Jet d'Eau, Geneva's powerful water jet, a symbol of the city. Good to know: It operates most of the day, but can be turned off in strong winds or for maintenance; check before you go.
Discover the fascinating world of particle physics at CERN's Science Gateway, an interactive exhibition suitable for all ages. Booking advice: Free entry, but booking online in advance is highly recommended, especially for guided tours. Good to know: Closed Mondays.
Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the lakefront, admiring the beautiful English Garden and its famous Flower Clock, a masterpiece of floral artistry. Good to know: The garden is always accessible.
Experience the stunning UNESCO-listed Lavaux vineyards from a unique perspective aboard the Lavaux Express, a charming tourist train. Booking advice: Check schedule and book tickets online, especially during peak season. Good to know: Operates seasonally.
Explore the magnificent Château de Chillon, a medieval castle on an island in Lake Geneva, offering a glimpse into centuries of history. Booking advice: Purchase tickets online to save time. Good to know: Check seasonal opening hours as they vary.
Embark on a scenic journey through the Alps on the GoldenPass Express, renowned for its panoramic views and innovative gauge-changing technology. Booking advice: Essential to book seats well in advance, especially for panoramic coaches. Good to know: First class offers larger windows.
Enjoy an evening walk through the Höhematte, Interlaken's central park, for breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains, especially the Jungfrau at sunset. Good to know: The park is always open.
Ascend to Jungfraujoch, the 'Top of Europe', for an unforgettable high-alpine experience with unparalleled views. Booking advice: Book train tickets well in advance, as capacity is limited and weather can impact visibility. Good to know: Dress warmly, even in summer.
Marvel at the Aletsch Glacier from the Sphinx observation terrace and explore the magical Ice Palace, carved deep within the glacier. Good to know: The Ice Palace can be slippery, wear appropriate footwear.
