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14 Days
7 Stops
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Day 1 - 3
Resting over the banks of the Danube River in northeastern Austria, Vienna, the country’s capital city, is famous for its classical music heritage and reflects an enticing blend of old and new. The historical centre is skyscraper-free and dotted with immaculate, charming little parks. It is also pedestrian friendly and extremely compact, which is convenient as this area contains the bulk of the city’s major tourist highlights. Chief among these are the famous Burgtheater and Opera House and an array of opulent baroque palaces lining the warren of narrow, medieval alleyways which wind their way around the magnificent St Stephen’s Cathedral. Add to this a slew of grand coffee houses and a rich history of classical music (residents included Mozart and Beethoven) and it becomes difficult to imagine a more livable city than the sophisticated metropolis of Vienna.








Centrally located in Vienna, SO/Vienna Hotel is an excellent accommodation option for leisure and business travellers, or as a conference venue. The guest rooms are equipped with workspaces, Wi-Fi, TVs, and minibars, and suites feature Nespresso machines, separate living and dining areas, and panoramic views. The hotel features a rooftop restaurant overlooking the city and a relaxed lobby bar. Guests can make use of amenities such as the fitness centre. The surrounding area offers attractions such as visiting St. Stephen’s Cathedral.

Vienna is a historic city and former capital of a great empire that has a rich cultural heritage. This city walking tour is an opportunity for you to explore Vienna's beautiful architecture, fascinating history, and local culture. Your guide will take you on a tour through the main streets, as well as some of the city's hidden gems such as noble palaces, historic churches, and narrow streets. The highlight of this tour is an inside visit of the Imperial Palace, which is a magnificent building with a rich history and cultural significance.
The tour can be customized to suit your individual needs and interests, so you can get the most out of your visit to Vienna. Whether you're interested in learning more about the city's history, architecture, or local culture, your guide will be able to accommodate your needs and help you make the most of your time in the city. So, grab your camera, put on your walking shoes, and get ready to explore the city of Vienna and all its wonders!
Walking Tours in the center lead to highlights such as:
The Hofburg Palace, Heldenplatz, Michaelerplatz and Josefsplatz
National Library, the Albertina, Neuer Markt and the Imperial Crypt
Day 4 - 5
Set near the German border, the famous city of Salzburg is one of the best-preserved city centres in Europe. Its winding cobblestone streets offer a treasure trove of Medieval and Baroque buildings, palaces, concert halls, and monasteries - all set against a picturesque backdrop of the magnificent snow-capped Alps. Visit the house where Mozart was born, and enjoy a packed lineup of operas, concerts and ballets in breathtaking historic halls and venues. The internationally renowned Salzburg Festival, which takes place every summer, provides the ultimate way to enjoy this scene. Fans of the Sound of Music can retrace the characters’ steps backed by stunning scenes and vistas. Make sure to stroll along the beautiful Salzach River, climb up to the spectacular Hohensalzburg fortress, and try the famous, delicious beer brewed at the Augustiner Braustubl, a monastery-run brewery operating since 1621.







The Hotel Goldener Hirsch in Salzburg is situated in the popular Getreidegasse region. It is located in the old town of Salzburg, close to the Salzburg Festspielhaus. The hotel provides an elegant country house style and an authentic Salzburg experience. The hotel’s ancient entrance, original antiques, handmade furniture and local Fleckerlteppiche, embody more than 600 years of history and tradition. Accommodations include 70 individually furnished guest rooms and suites. The rooms feature handcrafted, antique furniture in a typical Salzburg country style, as well as the modern amenities of a luxury hotel. The hotel combines tradition and modernity, to offer it’s guests contemporary comfort.

Relive the true story of the Von Trapp family, which was filmed as the 'Sound of Music' in the Salzburg area. This popular tour is a combination of historical Salzburg and the beautiful lakes and mountain areas surrounding the city.
Your dirver-guide will take you past the Mirabell Palace and Gardens, where the famous "Do-Re-Mi" scene was filmed, as well as the quaint town of Mondsee, where the wedding scene was shot. This tour provides a unique opportunity to relive the magical story of the Von Trapp family and the timeless music that captured the hearts of audiences around the world. You will gain insight into the history of Salzburg and the surrounding areas, and gain a deeper appreciation for the film that has become a classic. Whether you're a fan of the movie or simply looking for a scenic adventure, this tour is a must-do for anyone visiting Salzburg.
Day 6 - 7
Innsbruck, the capital of the Tyrol state in Austria, lies within the Alps. With its relatively mild Alpine climate and outdoor sports facilities impressive enough to thrill even the most adventurous extreme-sports enthusiast, this spectacular historic city is the perfect springboard for making the leap between the urban and the outdoors. See Emperor Maximilian’s glorious fifteenth-century influences in the Gothic Hofkerche Cathedral, the city’s landmark Goldenes Dachl (golden roof), and the remarkable Gothic and Baroque buildings strewn along the winding cobbled streets of its charming historic Altstadt (Old Town). Every year thousands of tourists are drawn to this delightful picture-perfect city presided over by the imposing jagged peaks of the Nordkette mountain range and the majestic Habsburg palace.












Located in the centre of Innsbruck, Austria, the Hotel Schwarzer Adler Innsbruck is nearby many sporty mountain experiences, historic and modern cultural highlights, relaxing shopping tours, and a variety of leisure activities.
The hotel has 40 individually unique rooms and suites that are equipped with air-conditioning, free Wi-Fi, and a range of other amenities. The hotel's on-site restaurant has three parlours serving traditional gourmet dishes and Tyrolean specialities. The spa area of the hotel is equipped with a sauna, steam baths, a solarium, and a range of massages. Other hotel facilities include function rooms with modern conference technology.

The Nordkette Mountain is easily accessible from the heart of Innsbruck via the Nordkette Cable Car. Visitors are treated to a breathtaking 360-degree panoramic view of the stunning surrounding Alpine mountain range.
The journey from the city center to the mountain peak is divided into three stages. Firstly, the Hungerburgbahn funicular railway takes you from the valley up to the Hungerburg in just 8 minutes. During this part of the journey, you have the option to disembark and visit the Alpen zoo, which is a popular destination for families with children (entrance fee included).
The second stage of the journey involves the Seegrubenbahn cable car, which takes you from the Hungerburg up to the Seegrube mountain peak at an elevation of 1,905 meters (6,250 ft). This is a perfect spot to relax and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Austrian nature.
The third and final part of the journey entails taking the Hafelekarbahn cable car from the Seegrube to Hafelekar, also known as the "Top of Innsbruck," located at an elevation of 2,300 meters (7,545 ft) Here, you will be greeted by some of the most magnificent views and also find a delightful restaurant where you can take a break and relax.
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Day 8 - 9
Zurich, or 'Zuri' as it is fondly known by its multicultural inhabitants, lies in northern Switzerland at the meeting point of a beautiful lake and river, with the magnificent snow-capped Swiss Alps standing guard high above it. This fairy tale city is renowned for its beauty, cleanliness, efficiency, and heritage. Explore medieval alleyways peppered with quirky corner cafes, steepled churches, trendy taprooms, and world-class galleries and restaurants. A day in Zurich can include browsing the unrivalled selection of luxury stores on it’s famous shopping strip, the Bahnhofstrasse; riding the Polybahn, the 19th-century funicular up a steep hill to admire the spectacular view; or ‘renting’ a free bike or skateboard to meander along the banks of picturesque Lake Zurich. The venerable palace of art at the Kunsthaus is also a major drawcard, containing numerous world-famous masterpieces.







Central Plaza Hotel Zurich is located directly on the Limmat, next to Zurich main station. It offers easy access to attractions such as Bahnhofstrasse, the lively old town of Niederdorf, the State Museum, the Kunsthaus, the Opera and Lake Zurich. Accommodation consists of guest rooms and suites, each equipped with air-conditioning, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a Nespresso coffee machine, a safe, a hairdryer, a telephone and a minibar. Guests can enjoy dining at the on-site restaurant. Other amenities offered are internet access, a terrace and fitness centre.

Explore Zurich on a comfortable coach tour, passing landmarks such as the Swiss National Museum, the famous Bahnhofstrasse, and the bustling financial district. Pause at Enge Harbour for photo-worthy views of Lake Zurich, then continue along the lakeside past the Zurich Opera House to the elegant Zürichberg neighborhood. Take in panoramic views of the city, the lake, and the distant Alps before arriving in the historic Old Town for a guided walk through its medieval streets, featuring historic guild houses, the Town Hall, and renowned churches.
After the city tour, enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Limmat River and board a relaxing 30-minute boat cruise on Lake Zurich. A short walk along the shore brings you to the Lindt Home of Chocolate, where you can explore the interactive museum, marvel at the world’s tallest chocolate fountain, and enjoy unlimited chocolate tastings. Stop by the Lindt Café and browse the extensive chocolate shop for souvenirs.
Your guide will accompany you back to Zurich Main Station using public transport, completing a full day of sightseeing and chocolate delights.
Day 10
Located in the southern Alps of Switzerland alongside an aquamarine lake, and surrounded by magnificent emerald forests and towering snow-capped peaks, St. Moritz is the star-studded epitome of exclusive, luxurious, ski resort towns. The quality and diversity of outdoor sports facilities are virtually unrivalled. Snow lovers flock here in winter for excellent skiing, snowboarding, tobogganing, horse riding, curling, ice skating, ice cricket, and the world’s only Cresta run. This same crowd returns in summer to indulge in swimming, sailing, windsurfing, mountain biking, hiking, polo, tennis, and luxury shopping followed by a relaxing soak in the famously fizzy mineral springs. Whiskey lovers will enjoy a visit to Devil’s Place Bar, the most extensive whiskey bar in the world (listed in the Guinness Book of Records) - with 2500 varieties.









Hotel Nolda is situated in St. Moritz, Switzerland, near the Forum Paracelsus, the Segantini Museum, Moorwiese von St. Moritz and the Mili Weber Museum. Rooms feature a television, a telephone, a safe, a minibar, underfloor heating and a bathroom. There is an on-site restaurant where guests can enjoy Swiss cuisine. The hotel has a wellness area equipped with a sauna and a steam bath.
Day 11
Set in southern Switzerland’s Valais canton, at the foot of the mighty and jagged Matterhorn, one of the most recognizable mountains in the world, lies the quaint town of Zermatt. This popular tourist resort plays host to a combination of extreme sports enthusiasts, tour groups, backpackers and fur-clad socialites who use it’s ramshackle mazots and gorgeous wooden chalets as a base for exploring. Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, hiking and climbing the peaks of the surrounding snow-capped mountains, or explore the depths of the ancient geological marvel that is the Gorner Gorge. Indulge in Zermatt’s delicious cheese fondue served with a refreshing glass of Valais wine while floating past the Matterhorn on one of the city’s famous gondolas. History lovers will delight in the multimedia displays and artefacts at the Matterhorn Museum.









Hotel Butterfly BW Signature Collection is ideally located in the heart of car-free Zermatt. The guest rooms and suites are bright, warm, elegantly decorated, and equipped with Wi-Fi, TVs, mini-bars, tea/coffee-making facilities, hairdryers, and private bathrooms. Guests can enjoy dining at the on-site restaurant, serving delicious local and international dishes or relaxing at the bar with a refreshing drink. Additional amenities and services include a cocktail lounge, a steam room, a sauna, and a reception.
Day 12 - 14
Fringed by the Alps and Jura Mountains, and set at the southern end of the magnificent Lake Geneva, Geneva is a French-speaking Swiss city with plenty to offer every type of traveller. The City’s postcard-perfect old town, lined with a maze of cobbled alleys and sprinkled with historical monuments, charming antique stores and quaint cafes, appeals to history buffs, eager shoppers and foodies alike. A slick, modern cosmopolitan city surrounds this old-world charm, housing a thriving community of international expatriates, world-class restaurants, famous luxury jewellers and enough chocolate shops to satisfy even the most avid chocoholics. Geneva specialises in the finer things in life. The selection is overwhelming and makes for some great window shopping, which is practically a national sport in Switzerland.







Eastwest Hotel in Geneva offers discreet luxury in the heart of the city, just steps from Lake Geneva. Guests can choose from refined rooms and elegant suites equipped with modern amenities such as air conditioning, minibars, hairdryers, and private bathrooms. The hotel boasts facilities such as a fitness centre, a restaurant, and private parking. Activities available include visiting nearby attractions like the Flower Clock and the Patek Philippe Museum.

Escape to Annecy, often called the “Venice of the Alps,” on a scenic day trip from Geneva. After a comfortable coach ride across the border, enjoy a guided stroll through Annecy’s postcard-perfect old town—past pastel façades, lively squares, and canals fed by the River Thiou—then make the most of your free time to browse local markets, visit the château area, or simply relax with lunch by the lake. In the afternoon, return to Geneva for a panoramic city tour to discover the city’s essential landmarks and lakeside atmosphere. Complete the day with a boat cruise on Lake Geneva, a beautiful way to admire the shoreline and iconic Jet d’Eau from the water before the tour ends.
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Alpine peaks, imperial cities, and shimmering lakes set the tone for this 14-day journey through Austria and Switzerland. Traveling across two of Europe’s most scenic countries, you’ll experience a harmonious blend of cultural heritage and dramatic mountain landscapes, moving from Austria’s elegant capitals to Switzerland’s iconic alpine resorts.
Carefully coordinated rail connections and private transfers ensure a seamless experience, while curated excursions highlight the region’s history, music, and natural beauty. Over two rewarding weeks, panoramic train rides, lakeside promenades, and storybook old towns create an adventure that feels both expansive and intimate.
Your journey begins in Austria’s refined capital, where grand palaces and wide boulevards reflect centuries of imperial history. Vienna’s historic center invites leisurely exploration among traditional coffeehouses, concert halls, and architectural landmarks. The city balances regal tradition with vibrant contemporary culture.
Vienna walking tour including the Imperial Palace
Dinner at Piaristenkeller
Wachau Danube Valley excursion
Time to explore museums and historic neighborhoods
Travel west to Salzburg, a baroque jewel framed by rolling hills and alpine scenery. Mozart’s birthplace enchants with fortress views, narrow lanes, and riverside charm, while the surrounding Lake District adds natural beauty to the city’s musical legacy.
Sound of Music tour
Excursion to the Lake District including Hallstatt
Exploration of Salzburg’s Old Town
Nestled in the heart of the Alps, Innsbruck offers a striking contrast of colorful façades and dramatic mountain backdrops. Its imperial heritage blends seamlessly with outdoor adventure, creating a dynamic yet relaxed atmosphere.
Nordkette cable car for sweeping alpine views
Leisure time in Innsbruck’s historic center
Alpine scenery and panoramic viewpoints
Cross into Switzerland and arrive in Zurich, where lakeside elegance meets cosmopolitan energy. The Old Town’s winding streets and waterfront promenades provide a refined introduction to the Swiss chapter of your journey.
Guided walking tour including cruise and museum visit
Time to explore Zurich’s lakeside and historic quarters
Continue through spectacular mountain scenery to St. Moritz, one of Switzerland’s most celebrated alpine resorts. Surrounded by shimmering lakes and soaring peaks, the town combines refinement with adventurous spirit.
Scenic rail journey through the Swiss Alps
Leisure time to enjoy St. Moritz’s alpine setting
Travel onward to Zermatt, a car-free mountain village set beneath the legendary Matterhorn. The dramatic skyline and crisp alpine air make this one of the most memorable stops on your route.
Time to explore Zermatt’s village center
Panoramic views of the Matterhorn
Conclude your journey in Geneva, beautifully positioned along Lake Geneva with the Alps rising in the distance. The city blends international sophistication with lakeside serenity, offering a graceful finale to your Alpine experience.
An excursion to Annecy, often called the “Venice of the Alps,” adds a charming cross-border touch. On Day 14, your two-week itinerary through Austria and Switzerland comes to an end with your departure transfer, leaving time for a final lakeside stroll before continuing onward.
Walking tour including cruise and museum visit
Excursion to Annecy
Lakeside exploration in Geneva
Departure on Day 14 for your onward journey
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