Depart for Zurich, gateway to the Swiss Alps and Switzerland’s largest city. Embark on a unique journey through one of the world’s most dense and efficient train networks, renowned for its panoramic routes and seamless connections.
 

Chapel Bridge : The most photographed landmark in Lucerne, a 14th‑century wooden bridge decorated with historic paintings.
Lion Monument : A poignant sculpture carved into rock, commemorating the Swiss Guards who died defending King Louis XVI during the French Revolution.
Glacier Garden of Lucerne : A fascinating open‑air museum showcasing glacial potholes, fossils, and a mirror maze, offering a glimpse into Lucerne’s Ice Age past.
 

Mt. Rigi : Nicknamed the "Queen of the Mountains," offering panoramic views over lakes and the Alps.
Lake Cruise Experience: Discover idyllic bays and dramatic fjord‑like rocky slopes, with crystal‑clear deep blue waters framed by snow‑capped peaks. A boat trip on Lake Lucerne offers breathtaking scenery at every turn.
[Panoramic Train] Interlaken Express ● Lucerne – Interlaken : Scenic train journey through valleys, lakes, and mountains, connecting Lucerne to Interlaken.

Schilthorn Mountain : Surrounded by over 200 alpine peaks including the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau. Renowned for the Piz Gloria summit, famously featured in the James Bond film On Her Majesty’s Secret Service.
360° Revolving Restaurant : Dine with sweeping alpine views as the restaurant slowly rotates.
Birg Station : Experience the Skyline Walk with sweeping views from a glass platform 1000 m above Mürren. Just below the sun terrace, the 200 m Thrill Walk clings to vertical rock walls for an exhilarating adventure.
Lauterbrunnen : A charming alpine village renowned for its dramatic U‑shaped valley, towering limestone cliffs, and 72 cascading waterfalls.
Iseltwald : A tranquil Swiss village on Lake Brienz, famed for its traditional wooden chalets and crystal‑clear turquoise waters. It rose to global fame as a filming location for the hit K‑drama Crash Landing on You.
 

[Panoramic Train] GoldenPass Express ● Interlaken – Montreux: A scenic Swiss train route offering breathtaking views of alpine peaks, traditional chalets, and lush green valleys.
Cheese Factory : Visit a traditional Swiss cheese factory to explore the country’s rich cheesemaking heritage and see how world‑famous cheeses are produced. Savour authentic Swiss cuisine with an immersive fondue experience.
Chillon Castle : Switzerland’s most visited monument, set on Lake Geneva. Explore 1000 years of history through medieval dungeons and enjoy magnificent views of the lake and surrounding mountains.
 

[T21 Exclusive] Lavaux Express : An immersive journey through the UNESCO‑listed Lavaux wine terraces, offering scenic views and a highly rated experience of Switzerland’s famed vineyards.
Note : Winter Closure from December through March. No replacement service will be provided.

Geneva Flower Clock : Created in 1955 with 12,000 seasonal flowers, this Jardin Anglais landmark blends watchmaking precision with vibrant horticulture.
Jet d’Eau : Geneva’s iconic fountain shoots water 140 m high, propelling 500 litres per second at 200 km/h.
Freddie Mercury Statue : A bronze tribute to Queen’s frontman stands proudly on Montreux’s lakeside promenade at Place du Marché.
 

Zermatt : A world‑renowned, car‑free alpine resort in Valais at 1,620 m, offering year‑round skiing and exceptional hiking. Famous for its prime access to the iconic Matterhorn and as the starting point of the scenic Glacier Express.

Optional : Gornergrat

 

[Panoramic Train] Glacier Express ● Brig - Chur : The journey in what has been dubbed the world’s slowest express train takes travellers across the Alps within roughly eight hours, passing through 91 tunnels and over 291 bridges.
With breathtaking panoramic views over the Oberalp Pass at 2,033 metres above sea level
Rhine Gorge through the middle of steep cliffs and spectacular rock formations
Note : The Glacier Express will not operate between 11 October and 4 December. During this period, the journey will be replaced with a regular train service.
 

St. Gallen Cathedral : Built on the site of monk Gall’s 7th‑century hermitage, this Baroque masterpiece was constructed in the 18th century as both parish and diocesan church. Together with the Abbey complex, including the renowned Abbey Library and Archives, it forms the core of the UNESCO World Heritage site.
Abbey Library of Saint Gall : UNESCO‑listed medieval library with ornate interiors, renowned as one of the world’s oldest and most beautiful, housing a treasured collection dating back to the 8th century.

Optional : Rhine Falls
 

Free at leisure till transfer to the airport for your flight home.

We hope you enjoyed your holiday and we look forward to see you again for your next trip.