Holiday ideas to Switzerland
Introduction
The holiday ideas listed below are designed to give you a flavour of the things to do in Switzerland. We specialise in tailoring all aspects of your holiday to meet your precise needs. To start planning your trip, just call one of our destination specialists on 020 7590 0618.
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List of itineraries
Visit Zurich, St. Moritz and Zermatt on this breathtaking adventure through some of central Europe's most spectacular landscapes, taking in awe-inspiring views of Switzerland's most impressive peak the mighty Matterhorn.
Famed for watches, cheese and chocolate, Switzerland is a country defined by its natural beauty and set against the majestic Alps. This four-day tailor-made tour of Zurich, Chur, Andermatt and Lucerne will introduce you to old and new cities, along with its breath taking mountain…
Your 7-night cruise begins in Basel, Switzerland. You’ll visit Strasbourg in Alsace and the historic university town of Heidelberg before sailing the stunning Rhine River Gorge, lined with ruins of medieval castles and fortresses.
This tailor-made no-fly journey combines the best in Swiss rail travel with the delights of some of Europe's favourite regions. From Zurich to the Alps and even one of France's wine-making capitals, Dijon, you'll enjoy spectacular views, charming city culture and great food and wine.
Visit Zurich, St. Moritz and Lugano on this breathtaking adventure through some of central Europe's most spectacular landscapes, taking in awe-inspiring views of Switzerland's mighty glaciers, and a link between the towering beauty of the Alps and the joie de vivre of the south.
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Early booking discount - must book 30 days prior to arrival – Save up to £125pp
Book by: 15 April 2021
After a stay in a Roman luxury, indulge with drinks and fine dining as you sweep through Tuscany and then over the Alps and through rural Europe.