Zurich - Zurich 15 day trip

The heart of Swiss commerce, finances, and academia, Zurich boasts museums, galleries, a buzzing nightlife, and a superb atmosphere.

Discover Zurich’s trendiest art galleries, antique stores and bookshops and you wander through its old town.

The perfect spot to enjoy a pleasant stroll by the water, the quays afford beautiful views over the lake and the city.

Housing a superb collection of medieval, Impressionist, and modern art, this wonderful museum is a hidden gem for any lover of art.

Housed in a fine villa, this museum exhibits an array of non-European art, featuring works from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas.

Whether you catch a boat, take a tour, or stand on the flanking platforms, you will enjoy the views of Europe's largest plain waterfall.

Part of the Jura Mountains, this nearly 1,400m peak can be reached by a gondola and offers spectacular panoramic views of the area.

The 9C abbey was completely reconstructed in the early 20C, and now features notable stained-glass windows and a small crypt museum.

Diverse and extremely rich, this museum spans history, culture, art, religion, warfare, and more through an array of exquisite exhibits.

Home to nearly 15,000 plant species from around the world, these botanical gardens afford a lovely afternoon stroll.

A treasure trove of French Impressionism, this art collection also contains a selection of modern and fine art.

The summit of this Alpine mountain can be reached by a steam train, and offers a stunning view of the Berne Alps and Lake Brienz.

Dramatically set against the peaks of Jungfraujoch, this astronomical observatory afford breathtaking views of the surroundings.

Home to over 2,000 animals, this wonderful zoo features diverse enclosures with varied habitats, from the tropics to the Antarctic.

Located on a hill, this area is the site of the 2C Roman settlement, now offering a green respite from the city bustle and great views.

Founded in the 12C, this marvelous Romanesque cathedral boasts lovely interior, rich ornamentation, and an ecclesiastical museum.

At 100 m high and 170 m long, this Alpine pedestrian bridge offers a thrilling experience and breathtaking views.

Ride a cable-car to the summit or go mountaineering and brave the 2,343m peak, where a stunning landscape and hiking trails awaits you.

Tour an authentic Swiss chocolate factory, learning about the history and production of this world-famous treat.

One of Europe’s most popular mountain resorts featuring some of Switzerland’s most extensive ski slopes.

Spend your time exploring the quiet streets of this resort town, visiting local eateries, and hunting for souvenirs in the shops.

Dedicated to Ernst-Ludwig Kirchner, an important German Expressionist, this museum houses an extensive collection of his works.

Ride the cable car to reach the peak at 3,056m above sea-level, where the breathtaking views of the mountains and valleys await you.

Catch a cable car from Arosa up the mountain to get a stunning view of the surroundings, or go hiking up the summit for a taste of the Alps.

A popular lakeside town offering a wealth of outdoors activities, historic sites, and easy access to nearby attractions.

Enjoy the town's ideal weather as you wander through its charming boulevards, lined with nice shops and featuring pretty lake views.

Full of architectural curios, statues, temples, and beautiful flowers, this remarkable park is perfect for wandering and exploring.

Strewn with fountains, statues, and various other curios. this beautiful park is perfect for a stroll and hosts occasional concerts.

With its unassuming Renaissance facade belying its worth, this 16C church hosts exquisite murals depicting Biblical and historic episodes.

With a height of over 3,000m, this craggy mountain shoulder offers breathtaking panorama and boasts Europe's highest open-air railway.

At 3,883m, this formidable mountain offers magnificent views and great challenge for skiers and mountaineers.

Dramatically set against the peaks of Jungfraujoch, this astronomical observatory afford breathtaking views of the surroundings.

An Alpine mountain reaching the altitude of 4,545m, offering a challenge to experienced mountaineers and breathtaking nature.

One of the best Alpine towns in Switzerland, this popular resort offers great skiing, hiking, mountaineering, and splendid landscapes.

Steeped with traditional Swiss character, the town center offers you an array of cafes, shops, and fun nooks to explore.

At 3,883m, this formidable mountain offers magnificent views and great challenge for skiers and mountaineers.

With a height of over 3,000m, this craggy mountain shoulder offers breathtaking panorama and boasts Europe's highest open-air railway.

Dramatically set against the peaks of Jungfraujoch, this astronomical observatory afford breathtaking views of the surroundings.

An Alpine mountain reaching the altitude of 4,545m, offering a challenge to experienced mountaineers and breathtaking nature.

Ringed with glaciers, this summit reaches 3,300m and is easily accessible with a cable-car, offering spectacular views and great skiing.

One of the world's highest dams, this 250m-high structure is an impressive feat of human ingenuity surrounded with majestic scenery.

Particularly popular with lovers of outdoor activities, this resort town affords great skiing, hiking, mountaineering, and more.

Enjoy the scenic Alpine views as you take a pleasant stroll through the town's historic center, full of interesting shops and taverns.

One of Western Europe's largest lakes is lined with settlements, offering a natural respite in the heart of busy cities such as Geneva.

At 3,883m, this formidable mountain offers magnificent views and great challenge for skiers and mountaineers.

With a height of over 3,000m, this craggy mountain shoulder offers breathtaking panorama and boasts Europe's highest open-air railway.

Ringed with glaciers, this summit reaches 3,300m and is easily accessible with a cable-car, offering spectacular views and great skiing.

Ideally located on Lake Leman, Geneva has become a thriving metropolis full of cultural events, museums, music venues, and festivals.

Take an afternoon to stroll through the historic center, discovering local monuments and interesting antique shops.

This museum hosts many exhibitions on botany, mineralogy, and taxidermy, as well as glass models of animal skeletons and other curios.

Set on the bank of Lake Leman, this English-style garden boasts many cultural curios, an aviary, and is linked to another two parks.

A spectacular landscaped park, featuring a splendid rose garden, an 18C palace, picnic areas, and beautiful lawns.

One of Western Europe's largest lakes is lined with settlements, offering a natural respite in the heart of busy cities such as Geneva.

Hike up to the peak to enjoy the views of the countryside below, the splendid Lake Geneva, and the majestic Alps in the distance.

A stunning sprawling garden housing over 14,000 plants species, featuring a rich herbarium, greenhouses, a rock garden, and a small zoo.

Switzerland's largest art museum is home to diverse and fascinating collections, including art, icons, jewelry, archaeology, and more.

An exceptional historical library, housing ancient manuscripts, clay tablets, papyri , illuminated tomes, and other literary relics.

Surrounded with beautiful parkland and overviewing the lake, this 20th century palace is a base of the United Nations.

Reaching an altitude of nearly 3,000m, this beautiful mountain is a superb ski challenge, offering breathtaking views of the area.

Ringed with glaciers, this summit reaches 3,300m and is easily accessible with a cable-car, offering spectacular views and great skiing.

This popular museums traces the history of watch-making since the 16C onwards, exhibits exquisite timepieces, mechanism, and tools.

Known as MAMCO for short, this museum houses a diverse collection of over 1,000 pieces of international modern and contemporary art.

Fascinating in its presentation and arrangement, this multi-medium museum traces the history of Red Cross in three parts.

Decked with flowers and ancient trees, this park also features an 18C mansion and affords wonderful grounds for an afternoon stroll.

One of the world's highest dams, this 250m-high structure is an impressive feat of human ingenuity surrounded with majestic scenery.

Home to over 7,000 artifacts presenting the life and art of ancient tribal civilizations through earthenware, textiles, and sculptures.

Founded in the 12C and boasting remarkable architecture, the cathedral is famed for the 4C archaeological relics found beneath it.

Tracing the fascinating history of the 16C Religious Reformation, the museum exhibits engravings, artwork, rare documents, and film.

Home to over 9,000 Chinese and Japanese artifacts, this impressive museum exhibits a wealth of Far Eastern art spanning a millennium.

Nestled among the beautiful Alps, this quaint little village is a popular destination for hikers and nature-lovers since the 18C.

Enjoy the breathtaking views of the mountains around the village, strolling through the pretty central streets and enjoying the air.

Dramatically set against the peaks of Jungfraujoch, this astronomical observatory afford breathtaking views of the surroundings.

At 3,883m, this formidable mountain offers magnificent views and great challenge for skiers and mountaineers.

With a height of over 3,000m, this craggy mountain shoulder offers breathtaking panorama and boasts Europe's highest open-air railway.

Part of the Jura Mountains, this nearly 1,400m peak can be reached by a gondola and offers spectacular panoramic views of the area.

Overlooking valleys, mountains, and ravines, this spectacular nearly 3,000m alpine summit is a thrilling vantage point for any hiker.

Ride a cable-car to the summit or go mountaineering and brave the 2,343m peak, where a stunning landscape and hiking trails awaits you.