Switzerland From B to Z

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.

City and Fondue Private Tuk-Tuk Tour

Discover Lucerne by electric tuktuk and experience the city as the locals do, with one of them as your chauffeur and guide. Be taken from the charming Old Town to the shopping district, on to Switzerland’s most famous wooden bridge, the Chapel Bridge. Have your chauffeur let you in on Lucerne’s secrets, and discover Lucerne's diversity. This tour is not only about sightseeing, as you will also stop at the Falken Fondue House to try delicious fondue, with bread, potatoes and Swiss wine.

Lake Lucerne Private Tour

Discover the beauty and history of the famous Vierwaldstättersee (Lake Lucerne) region and Lucerne itself. This tour will show you the heart of Switzerland and give you the opportunity to do some walking in the mountains around the lake, taking in stunning views of the area, visit Switzerland's prize gem and visit either a cheese, chocolate, or penknife factory.

Chocolate, Mountains, and Medieval Towns Private Tour

Switzerland may seem to be small but it has seemingly countless great places to visit. This busy day will show you the spectacular highlights of the country's northern parts. From breathtaking mountain peaks to the grand, powerful waterfall, and a historical medieval Laufen Castle, among other places. This tour really is packed with excitement!

Mt. Pilatus Is Golden

Experience five different modes of transport and one amazing mountain, all in one day! Take a boat from Lucerne, then conquer the amazing Mt. Pilatus via the steepest railroad in the world. After the breathtaking ascent, you will be rewarded by equally spectacular views from the top. Excellent leisure facilities await you at the summit, have some refreshments on the panoramic terrace or in one of the cozy restaurants. On your way back, descend with the "Dragon Ride" aerial cableway to Fräkmüntegg and finally take a gondola to Kriens. From Kriens, you can return to Lucerne on the modern trolleybus, thus completing the convenient circular journey.

A Night with Roses

Ascend to the Rose Garden on your first night in Bern, and you'll fall in love with the city. Just two hundred meters above the UNESCO-listed Old City, you'll find yourself in a captivating natural environment, with fantastic views of the city and the surrounding mountains. Guaranteed postcard shots! This public park offers 400 types of roses and irises, as well as 28 cultivars of rhododendrons and Japanese cherry trees. Hungry after the stroll? The Rosengaten restaurant awaits, with fine fare.

Bern Old City Private Tour

Bern’s UNESCO-listed Old City never ceases to fascinate, with its distinctive limestone buildings, charming alleys, and impressive monuments. Let a local guide show you the history, culture, and local life of this amazing city. Participate in this walking tour and see memorable sights from the late Gothic Bernese Minster, to the “Kindlifresserbrunnen,” the "Child Eater Fountain."

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The French-Italian Touch

Today visit Carouge, part of Geneva modeled after Nice, which was once an independent trading town. Its Old Town, "Le Vieux Carouge" a special blend of French and Italian architecture, and cultural connections to the Mediterranean. The ambience is also unique, as this former trade hub is still home to diverse craftsmen and artisans who make traditional wares by hand. Filled with life, antique shops, bars, restaurants, and cafés, one after the other on streets reminiscent of Sardinia, the hours you spend in this most bohemian part of Geneva will be memorable, especially if you stop by for a dinner, or spend a night at the lively Chat Noir jazz club!

Geneva Old Town Private Walking Tour

Humanitarian Geneva

Hike and Bike the Mountain

For those who collect stunning views, we recommend to climbing Mont Saleve, on foot or by cable car. Arriving at the summit, you'll find yourself in the middle of an immense playground for sports lovers. You can go paragliding, climbing, mountain biking, and hiking (and naturally cross-country skiing in winter). You will enjoy the fresh air and stunning panorama of Geneva, and can stop at a restaurant for lunch and further views. Geneva's giant Jet d'Eau fountain is just a tiny speck from the Mont Saleve lookout point. On the southeast side, you can enjoy a view of the Alps with the Mont-Blanc massif.

Lakeside Allure

Just arrived in Geneva? Head for the lake! Specifically, the lakeside bars, where you can sip colorful cocktails, have a glass of bubbly, or enjoy a simple cold drink and make plans for this gem of a city. The most iconic place is the floating Bateau Lavoir, which resembles the floating "washing boats" where 19th century women did their laundry. The city of Geneva has gained the attention of some exceptional personalities. To mention just one such luminary, Empress Elisabeth, AKA "Sisi" was a fan of the lake, although her love ended in tragedy on September 10, 1898, when she ran into an anarchist looking to take the life of a sovereign. Having arrived too late to assassinate one one of the lake's royal fans, he ran into Sisi instead, stabbing her. The grievously wounded empress boarded the Bateau Genéve, a steamship, where she passed away. Sold for scrap in the 70s, the boat was preserved, and transforms into a memorable floating restaurant every summer.

Spoil your Stomach

Why not start your stay in Zermatt with a great dinner at one of the town's traditional or fine dining restaurants? After filling your stomach, head to one of Zermatt's many cocktail bars and pubs for live music. One of the best things about Zermatt is that it attracts and gathers hikers, bikers, mountaineers, and other people with same interests from around the world. Eat well and mingle with fellow outdoorspeople.

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.

Discover a Historic Gem

Getting around Interlaken after your arrival will take you to small riverside streets and bridges crisscrossing the Aare. A medieval environment embraces you if you walk further to the Unterseen district. Complete your first night in Interlaken with an Old Town dinner at Stadtkeller, with its delicious traditional food and folk music.

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.

Stretch Your Legs By the Lake

Private City Tour with Wine and 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, free for those staying in the town's hotels. Board a boat at Paradiso and cruise as far as Morcote, one of the most picturesque towns along the lake. Treat yourself with 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 breezes.

Bellinzona Three Castles 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.

A Delicacy Paradise

Savor your stay in Lugano with local treats every day! Lugano and its surroundings are famed for their honey, chestnuts, and cold cuts, in addition to that celebrated Swiss staple, cheese. The best places to find culinary delights are the area's "grottos," where you can taste various cured meats, cheese, and wines, accompanied by fresh and grilled vegetables.

A Pristine Paradise

At an altitude of 1800 meters (over a mile high), enjoy water sports like paddling or surfing in crystal-clear waters or learn sailing, the choice is yours. The grand lakes of Engadin, Silvaplana, and Moritz await, although the smaller, warmer lakes like Lej Marsch await you with cozy beaches. From the center of St. Moritz, take the Chantarella funicular to Corviglia, where a network of hundreds of easy hiking routes guarantee a memorable day. In the wintertime, there is a huge ice rink for lovers of ice skating and curling.

Sweet Treats

A Market in a Viaduct

Zurich has plenty of shopping on offer, from luxury design and haut couture through to local goods and vintage finds. For a truly local shopping experience, stroll on down to the "Viaduktstrasse," where you can find the Viaduct Market. This shopping spot has locally designed and produced clothing good for any outdoor activities you may be planning on, as well as 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.

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!

Hike the Hill

Zurich has its own hill, the Uetliberg, which offers great views amid green majesty. You can easily reach it by train from Zurich's main station, or by taking a streetcar from the Fifa World Football Museum. Choosing the latter option will let you add an easy 20-minute hike to the top, following the "Planetenweg" ("Planets Path") route, although there are several others to try. As the name implies, the route passes models of the planets (each meter equals one million kilometers), so you can get a feel for the solar system's true size. Once you're above the city, enjoy the hill's panorama, and refreshing air and nature.

Nature's Play

Just an hour away from Zurich are Europe's largest waterfalls, the "Rhine Falls." Easily visited by train (you can take the S9 to get there directly), we also offer a fully-guided half-day group tour, which will introduce you to the nearby towns and scenery, and the stories and facts behind them. If you'd like to go it alone, you can get free admission to the waterfalls after arriving at the Neuhausen Rhine Falls train station. To cross a nearby bridge and get a better view of the falls costs 5 CHF, but comes with admission to the palace next door. You can also get a memorable perspective from one of the local ferries.