The Heights and Highlights of Switzerland

Long Street, Long Night

Langstrasse in Zurich is a vibrant and eclectic district known for its lively atmosphere and diverse cultural scene. It's a hotspot for experiencing Zurich's nightlife, with numerous bars, clubs, and restaurants offering a variety of cuisines and entertainment options. The area also boasts a mix of trendy boutiques, street art, and historic architecture, making it an intriguing place to explore. Whether you're looking for a dynamic evening out or a glimpse into the city's multicultural fabric, Langstrasse is a must-visit.

Zurich and Surroundings Private eTukTuk Tour

Zurich, with its captivating situation along the Limmat is a city worth discovering on foot, but even better on an e-tuktuk. Get your bearings on the surrounding hills and sights on the small e-vehicle in a smart and faster way so the rest of the day / night will be yours to be filedl with more experiences!

A Market Under a Viaduct

Zurich has plenty of shopping to offer. From luxurious design and "haute couture" to locally made goods and vintage finds. For a truly local shopping experience, though, stroll down "Viaduktstrasse", literally the street of the viaduct, where you'll find some peculiar shops and bars under the giant arches of this enormous structure. This is the so-called "Viaduct Market," and this shopping spot has locally designed and produced clothing that is good for any outdoor activities you may be planning on. It also has a fashion workshop run by a community of designers devoted to supporting young talent. Beyond clothing, you can find excellent local and international cuisine and plenty of memorable ways to decorate your home.

Lucerne Private Walking Tour

Discover the fascinating abundant heritage of Lucerne. Simply being there gives the feeling of being trapped in time, but strolling the streets and hearing true medieval stories from a local guide will definitely take you back to the 14th and 15th centuries. Eager to hear some recent history, art and culture? Your private guide is on top of these topics as well.

Golden Mt. Pilatus

From May to October, embark on the Golden Round Trip to Mt. Pilatus, a spectacular journey that combines five different modes of transport in a single day. Begin with a boat ride from Lucerne, followed by a thrilling ascent on the world’s steepest cogwheel railway. Once you reach the summit, take in breathtaking views and enjoy refreshments on the panoramic terrace or at one of the cozy restaurants. For the return trip, glide down with the "Dragon Ride" aerial cableway to Fräkmüntegg, then take a gondola to Kriens. Complete your adventure by riding the modern trolley bus back to Lucerne, making for a seamless and memorable circular journey. Be sure to check the availability dates for this incredible experience.

Just a Little Gambling

You don’t need to place a bet at the Grand Casino Lucerne to enjoy yourself, though a small wager on a spin or a hand of cards can certainly add a thrill. The Grand Casino also houses the elegant Olivo restaurant, a Neo-Baroque concert hall, a theater, and a vibrant club, offering plenty of ways to spend your evening. For those inclined to gamble, there are 250 slot machines with impressive jackpots, along with classic table games like American roulette, blackjack, punto banco, and poker, inviting you to dive into a world of excitement and entertainment.

Stretch Your Legs by the Lake

Lugano Private City Tour with Wine & Gelato Tasting

Discover Lugano by strolling around its beautiful streets and squares, while hearing charming stories from your guide. You'll make stops along the way to taste famous local wines, snacks, and gelato.

Ferries, Ferries, Everywhere

Lugano's region is serviced by frequent public ferries, which are free for those staying in the town's hotels with the Ticino Card (travel pass). Board a boat at Paradiso pier and cruise as far as Morcote, one of the most picturesque towns along the lake. Treat yourself to a good coffee and a local sweet, discover the historical and architectural highlights of the place, and continue to Gandria, the area's other pearl. Choose a grotto for your lunch, embrace the atmosphere, and enjoy fresh lake breeze.

Three Castles of Bellinzona Private Half-Day Hike

A UNESCO World Heritage site, the three magnificent castles of Bellinzona and their connecting walls are the only examples of defensive military architecture dating back to the Middle Ages that still exist in the area. Get ready for captivating castles, stunning views, interesting stories, and some hiking to conquer the constructions.

Italian-Style Nightlife

After a day of exploration, dive into Lugano's vibrant nightlife. Begin with a cocktail at an upscale bar like the stylish "Speakeasy," known for its unique concept and ambiance. "The Market Lugano" bar is another excellent spot to enjoy a meal or a casual drink. From there, you'll find a diverse array of options to suit your mood, with an impressive selection of music and drinks to explore throughout the city.

Discover a Historic Gem

Exploring Interlaken after you arrive is a delightful experience as you meander through charming riverside streets and quaint bridges that cross the Aare River. Wander a bit further to the Unterseen district and be immersed in a medieval atmosphere. To cap off your first night, enjoy a traditional dinner with folk music at Stadtkeller, renowned for its delicious local cuisine. For a taste of fine Swiss meats paired with excellent wine, make your way to La Terrasse Brasserie.

Jungfraujoch Private Tour

Learn about alpine history and local legends and witness spectacular views along the way during this tour to the Jungfraujoch, the saddle between the Jungfrau and Monch, mountains over 4,000 meters (13,100 feet) high. After taking Europe's highest railroad, you'll get a tour of the "Top of Europe" complex, including one of the world's highest observatories. Along the way, you'll visit the beautiful village of Lauterbrunnen.

Schilthorn Private Tour

On this tour, you'll head by train, bus, and cable car up to the mountaintop Schilthorn Station, where you'll take in the absolutely stunning views. The rotating restaurant atop this peak was named for, and used to film, the Bond film "On Her Majesty's Secret Service," so you'll naturally get to visit its James Bond exhibition.

Dine and Unwind

Begin your stay in Zermatt with a delightful dinner at one of the Old Town's charming, traditional restaurants. After a satisfying meal, unwind at one of Zermatt's many cocktail bars or pubs, where you can enjoy live music in a cozy atmosphere. One of the unique charms of Zermatt is its ability to bring together adventurers from all over the world, including hikers, bikers, mountaineers, and paragliders, all of whom share a passion for the outdoors. Indulge in great food and connect with like-minded enthusiasts.

Matterhorn Paradise Day Trip with a Private Guide Full Day Tour

Hop into a cable car, and ride up to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, Europe's highest ski area (one of its lifts is the country's fourth highest structure). This is the world's largest summer ski area, but has plenty of great opportunities for hiking, or even just taking in views from the continent's highest viewing platform (then heading to the Gorner Glacier's ice cave). This tour can also be offered without a guide.

Gornergrat by Rack Railroad & Short Hike with a Private Guide Full Day Tour

Ride Europe's second-highest railroad to the Gornergrat, a spectacular ridge overlooking the Gorner Glacier, and 29 mountains, including the Matterhorn. At 3,000 meters (10,100) feet up, the Gornergrat Railway is the continent's highest open-air line, and uses trains with cogs between their wheels to prevent slippage. Enjoy our private tour with an expert guide explain the vista and take you on a short hike.

Zermatlantis

The Zermatlantis Matterhorn Museum, a modern structure nestled within an ancient landscape, offers a wealth of local knowledge and intriguing facts. For instance, did you know that the Matterhorn inspires Toblerone’s distinctive shape and logo? Much like an iceberg, the majority of the museum is hidden from view, with most of it thoughtfully placed underground to preserve the surrounding space. As you explore the exhibits on traditional alpine life and architecture, the museum's knowledgeable staff are always on hand to answer any questions you may have.

Lakeside Allure

Just arrived in Geneva? Start your adventure by heading to the lake! The lakeside bars are perfect for sipping colorful cocktails, enjoying a glass of bubbly, or simply relaxing with a refreshing drink as you plan your exploration of this beautiful city. Don’t miss the iconic floating Bateau Lavoir, a charming spot reminiscent of the 19th-century "washing boats" where women once did their laundry.

Geneva Old Town Private Walking Tour

The French-Italian Touch

Today, why not explore Carouge, a charming part of Geneva inspired by the style of Nice and once an independent trading town? Its Old Town, "Le Vieux Carouge," offers a delightful blend of French and Italian architecture, reflecting its Mediterranean cultural ties. The atmosphere is equally captivating, as this former trade hub is still home to a vibrant community of craftsmen and artisans creating traditional handmade goods. Lined with lively antique shops, bars, restaurants, and cafés on streets reminiscent of Sardinia, Carouge exudes a bohemian charm that promises a memorable visit. Make sure to stay for dinner or spend an evening at the lively Chat Noir jazz club for an unforgettable experience!

A Cornucopia of a City

One more sophisticated activity for your stay in Geneva: dining. Add a chocolate workshop to your day, provided by many traditional local manufacturers like Du Rhone, or just pop in a flagship chocolate shop to gain extra energy from Teuscher's champagne chocolate egg truffles or at Favarger's chocolate tasting bar. Enjoy a homemade cheesy dish with a fondue or a raclette workshop at the Edelweiss Hotel. If you're longing for fine dining at the end of the day, we can reserve a table for you. To accompany your dishes with Swiss wine, ask the waiter to pour you some Chasselas for some local taste, and continue with a good old Chardonnay. If reds are more to your liking, try the local Gamay and Pinot Noir.

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