Discover Swiss Highlights on a Private Guided Excursion

Zurich is the gateway to the Alps and the ideal departure point for discovering Switzerland: whether Mt. Titlis, Mt. Rigi, Mt. Pilatus, the Jungfraujoch, or Interlaken – the possibilities offered by a private guided excursion are boundless. With tailor-made half-day or full-day excursions, the guest decides where the journey should lead.

Take a look at these examples – or ask our competent staff for advice.

Mt. Titlis

Mt. Titlis is the closest glacier to Zurich. The excursion takes you by coach and gondola up to an altitude of 3,020 meters (9,908 ft) above sea level. On the outward or return journey, it is well worth stopping off in the picturesque city of Lucerne, with its historical Chapel Bridge.

Jungfraujoch

An excursion to the Jungfraujoch is an absolutely unforgettable highlight on any trip to Switzerland. This excursion can easily be combined with a visit to Interlaken.

Pilatus

In summer, you can travel up Mt. Pilatus on the steepest cogwheel railway in the world, guaranteeing an unforgettable mountain experience. In winter, gondolas take you up to the top station. Located to the south of Lucerne, it is also worth taking a detour to this picturesque city.

Rigi

On the “Queen of the Mountains”, guests enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of lakes and the surrounding snow-capped Alpine peaks. Here, too, it is worth combining an excursion with a stop in Lucerne.

Zurich and Uetliberg

Zurich’s Old Town, with its churches and guild houses, has an eventful and impressive history. Combined with a trip up the local mountain, the Uetliberg, an excursion here gives guests a good first impression of the city on Lake Zurich.

Lucerne

The small city on the beautiful Lake Lucerne is world-famous for its Chapel Bridge. The Lion Monument and the Glacier Garden are further highlights in Lucerne.

Rhine Falls

The largest waterfall in Europe treats visitors to a magnificent natural spectacle. And on an optional boat trip, guests can feel the power of the falls and the spray of the water on their faces at close quarters. The pretty towns of Stein am Rhein or Schaffhausen can be visited on the outward or return journey.

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