2-Weeks of Cultural, Gastronomic & Natural Wonders in Munich, Switzerland & Paris

14 Day Tour of Munich, Zurich, Interlaken, Geneva and Paris

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14 Days 13 Nights

Best Time: Jan-Dec

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Discover where natural & cultural wonders meet culinary excellence on this 14-day journey through Munich, Zurich, Interlaken, Geneva, and Paris. Discover majestic landscapes and immerse yourself in European culture on private guided tours that reveal each city's history. You'll also enjoy a guided culinary tour in Paris's romantic Montmartre district, and savor regional delicacies and fine wines as you explore some of Europe's culinary hotspots. With Go Real Travel's comprehensive guidance provided via our exclusive mobile app, you'll enjoy seamless exploration, independence, and personalized experiences.

Revel in Munich's architecture and enjoy an epicurean adventure through its beer gardens & markets.
Explore Zurich's Old Town & along Lake Zurich, fortifying yourself with Swiss chocolate on the way.
Discover Interlaken's scenic vistas in Harder Kulm and journey to the Jungfrau, the "Top of Europe".
Encounter Geneva's charm on a private walking tour, and take a dinner cruise on serene Lake Geneva.
Conclude in Paris by visiting the Louvre & Eiffel Tower, and take a culinary tour of hip Montmartre.

Revel in Munich's architecture and enjoy an epicurean adventure through its beer gardens & markets.
Explore Zurich's Old Town & along Lake Zurich, fortifying yourself with Swiss chocolate on the way.
Discover Interlaken's scenic vistas in Harder Kulm and journey to the Jungfrau, the "Top of Europe".
Encounter Geneva's charm on a private walking tour, and take a dinner cruise on serene Lake Geneva.
Conclude in Paris by visiting the Louvre & Eiffel Tower, and take a culinary tour of hip Montmartre.

Old Town

Architecture

Residence Palace

Castles & Chateaux

Fraumunster

Churches & Monasteries

Lake Zurich

Natural Beauty

Unterseen

Small Towns

Interlaken Monastery & Castle

Castles & Chateaux

Hohematte Park

Natural Beauty

Old Town

Historic Landmarks

Eiffel Tower

Historic Landmarks

Must see sights

Old Town

Architecture

Residence Palace

Castles & Chateaux

Fraumunster

Churches & Monasteries

Lake Zurich

Natural Beauty

Unterseen

Small Towns

Interlaken Monastery & Castle

Castles & Chateaux

Hohematte Park

Natural Beauty

Old Town

Historic Landmarks

Eiffel Tower

Historic Landmarks

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Arrival

2 nights

Munich

Germany

Train: 4.5h

2 nights

Zurich

Switzerland

Train: 1h

2 nights

Interlaken

Switzerland

Train: 1h

Train: 2h

2 nights

Geneva

Switzerland

Train: 3.5h

5 nights

Paris

France

Departure

Day-By-Day Itinerary

Day 1

Arrive Munich

Day 1

Arrive Munich

To Be Determined

Arrival in Munich Airport and Transfer by Taxi or Train

Munich has one main airport, Munich International Airport, where almost all visitors arrive. Taxis are available directly at the terminal exit, or you can arrange a private transfer for added convenience. The cheapest and fastest way to reach central Munich from is by train. The regional "S-bahn" trains delivers you from the airport train station (just follow the signs) directly to Munich's main station (München hbf) in the center of the city, from where you can easily hail a taxi that will be much less expensive than from the airport.

Day 1

Arrive Munich

To Be Determined:

Transfer from Airport

Mid-Day/Afternoon:

Residence Palace

Afternoon/Late Afternoon:

English Gardens

Early Evening/Evening:

Maxvorstadt

Day 1

Arrive Munich

Day 1

Arrive Munich

To Be Determined

Arrival in Munich Airport and Transfer by Taxi or Train

Mid-Day/Afternoon

A Visit to Munich's Residence Palace

The Munich Residenz was the seat of Bavaria's Dukes and Kings from the middle ages until 1918. Originally a medieval castle, it was transformed over the centuries into a beautiful palace. Today it is open to the public and you can explore its magnificent interiors, numerous courtyards, and elegant garden. The living quarters of the royal family have been transformed into a museum which provides a fascinating glimpse into the lives of Kings and Queens. You can also peruse numerous jewels, gold objects, and other precious items which are held in the Residenz Schatzkammer (treasury).

Afternoon/Late Afternoon

Stroll through the English Garden

The English Garden is one of Europe's largest parks; in fact, it is larger than New York's Central Park. While it is called the "English Garden" after the style of the park, it was actually designed by an American-Englishman and is now a symbol of the very Bavarian city of Munich. The park is a perfect place to escape the city for a long stroll, where you can enjoy the natural scenery and the people watching.

Early Evening/Evening

Dining out in Maxvorstadt

Maxvorstadt is not just Munich’s most central nightlife hotspot, it’s one of the most historically fascinating neighborhoods in all of Bavaria. The area is often called the “Brains of Munich” for its concentration of arts and education centers, including seven universities and several museums and galleries. It’s a lively spot from day to evening to be sure, with a diversity of cozy bars, restaurants, and cafes appealing to the large student population and foreign visitors.

Day 2

Munich

Day 2

Munich

Day 2

Munich

Day 2

Munich

9:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Guided Walk Tour of Historic Munich

Munich contains many reminders of a long and varied history but also encompasses the modern features of a strong and vibrant city. The insights of a local help make sense of the traditions, trends, and promises of Bavaria's Capital - sometimes referred to as the city of laptops and lederhosen. On this tour, your guide will show you the highlights of Munich and point out the many hidden treasures.

Mid-Day/Afternoon

Exploring Munich's Altstadt (i.e. the Old Town)

Munich boasts a large old town (Altstadt) with many beautiful historic buildings. Sometimes called the world's largest village, it is a perfect place to wander. You will discover many Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque buildings, as well as several stunning examples of modern architecture. Pleasant cafes, beer halls, cozy restaurants, and great shopping all add to the charming atmosphere.

Afternoon/Late Afternoon

Visit to the Deutsches Museum

The Deutsches Museum (i.e., the German Museum) is the world's largest museum of science and technology. It is located on a small island in the River Isar, which flows through central Munich. The museum's vast and fascinating collection is spread out among 40 different exhibitions. You will encounter examples of technology stretching across humanity's long history, from a reproduction of pre-historic cave paintings to the laboratory where the atom was split.

Evening/Late Evening

Visit to the Augustiner Keller

This vast beer garden under leafy chestnut trees is immensely popular with the locals, so you can study the lederhosen-clad men and dirndl attired women at close quarters while quaffing the Augustiner's own Edelstaff beer from your Maßkrug (one-liter glass beer mug) and wolfing down a plate stacked high with Bavarian sausage and mashed potato.

Day 3

Munich to Zurich

Day 3

Munich to Zurich

Day 3

Munich to Zurich

Day 3

Munich to Zurich

Morning

Visit to the BMW Museum and the 1972 Olympic Park

If you have a passion for cars and German engineering precision, then you'll love the shrines to one of Germany's finest automobiles - the ultra-modern BMW Museum and the futuristic-looking BMW World. Adjacent to BMW World are the extensive and beautifully sculpted grounds of 1972's Olympic Park built on top of the mountain of rubble transported there during the post-WWII city clean-up operation.

Mid-Day/Afternoon

Touring the Museums of Munich's Arts District (Kunstareal)

Munich's Museum Quarter (Kunstareal) has grown continuously over a period of 200 years offering an extraordinary variety of museums with works from Pharaonic Egypt right through to the present day. There are 18 museums and exhibition halls, more than 40 galleries, six internationally renowned universities and numerous cultural institutions all in close proximity and within walking distance of each other.

3:50 PM

Transfer to Station by Taxi or Public Transport or Walk

Most trains depart from Müchen Hbf station, the largest station in the city. Before spending money on a transfer, be sure to check whether your hotel is within easy walking distance. Also consider that public transport is the cheapest and sometimes fastest option. If staying at a hotel, they can order a reliable taxi. Some private transfers will even help with your bags. Uber is also available for those with the app.

16:52 - 20:57

Rail Journey to Zurich

Your journey should take about four hours in total. You'll travel on a modern and comfortable train with air conditioning and usually a good wifi connection. The train takes you through the beautiful Bavarian countryside before crossing the border into Switzerland and shortly arriving in Zurich.

8:57 PM

Arrival in Zurich and Self-Arranged Taxi Transfer to Hotel

Upon arrival in Zurich, you will exit the rail station and proceed to the taxi stand where you will find taxis waiting for arriving passengers. Taxis in Zurich are generally reliable and honest and are less expensive than using a pre-arranged pick up service for your transfer to the hotel. You can also use the Uber App if you have it installed on your phone. Detailed arrival information and instructions for taking a taxi are provided in the Full Itinerary.

Day 4

Zurich

Day 4

Zurich

Day 4

Zurich

Day 4

Zurich

Early Morning to Mid-Day

Self-Guided Excursion Up Mt Pilatus

In summer months, you can ride the steepest rack-railway in the world at a gradient of nearly 48 percent from Alpnachstad up the giant mountain of Mt Pilatus that looms over the city of Lucerne. In winter you can glide up the other side of the mountain on a cable car from Kriens. The highest point, Tomlishorn, with superlative views of Lake Lucerne, is only 30min on foot from the hotels and restaurants near the top.

Early Evening/Evening

Self Guided Tour of Zurich East Bank

Explore the environs of the left bank of the Limmat River in Zurich, including, for example, Grossmünster church where the Protestant Reformation found a receptive audience, as well as the modern artistic masterpieces housed in the Kunsthaus, before settling down to a traditional hearty cheese fondue somewhere along the pedestrianized Niederdorfstrasse.

Day 5

Zurich to Interlaken

Day 5

Zurich to Interlaken

Day 5

Zurich to Interlaken

Day 5

Zurich to Interlaken

9:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Private Introductory tour of the Zurich Old Town

During this 2.5-hour private walking tour, you will learn how Switzerland became Switzerland, and why Zurich is its most populated and important city. The walk towards the lake will take you to the Lindenhof, where you will enjoy a marvelous view of the Limmat all the way over to the Grossmünster. From there you will head to the Fraumünster, passing by St. Peter's Church, which bears the biggest clock face in Europe. Passing by the side of the city's Grossmünster, you will walk from the Lake to the Niederdorfstrasse, where you will experience the focal point of Zurich's restaurants and bars.

Afternoon

Self Guided Visit to Zürich's West Bank

A wander around the West Bank of Zürich's Limmat River will help you experience the city's development over the centuries, from its iconic Fraumünster church, the rise of its famous banking industry around Paradeplatz, its associations with the Irish writer James Joyce, and its impact on modern sporting history at the FIFA World Football Museum.

3:55 PM

Taxi Transfer to Zurich Main Rail Station

Zurich taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.

17:02 - 17:58, 18:04 - 18:57

Rail to Interlaken

A Swiss Travel Pass for this two-hour and fifteen-minute train journey to Interlaken is included with the purchase of an itinerary. You will receive detailed instructions for the trip and a translation and explanation of your tickets. Bern is the capital of Switzerland and the home of Toblerone chocolate.

6:57 PM

Rail Pickup by Taxi

Upon arrival in Interlaken, you will exit the rail station and proceed to the taxi stand where you will find taxis waiting for arriving passengers. Taxis in Interlaken are generally reliable and honest and are less expensive than using a pre-arranged pick up service for your transfer to the hotel. Detailed arrival information and instructions for taking a taxi are provided in the Full-Length itinerary with purchase of an itinerary.

Day 6

Interlaken

Day 6

Interlaken

Day 6

Interlaken

Day 6

Interlaken

Early Morning to Late Afternoon

Self-Guided Excursion up Jungfrau

Journey directly through the famous Eiger Mountain to what the Swiss called "The Top of Europe", the icy, windswept gap in the mountain ridges known as Jungfraujoch at 3,454m/11,332ft just below the summit of Jungfrau. The train ride to the top is not cheap, but it's the highest train station in Europe and definitely an unforgettable experience.

Late Afternoon/Early Evening

Self-Guided Tour of Interlaken's Historic Center

Although the overwhelming number of visitors to Interlaken come to the city to access the mountains throughout the Bernese Oberland in general and the Jungfrau region in particular, there are nevertheless a number of attractions in the town worth seeing, like the castle, the Unterseen (Old Town) district, and the Museum of Tourism.

Day 7

Interlaken to Geneva

Day 7

Interlaken to Geneva

Day 7

Interlaken to Geneva

Day 7

Interlaken to Geneva

Morning/Mid-Day

Self-Guided Excursion Up Harder Kulm

Travel by funicular from close to the Old Town in Interlaken to the Harder Kulm viewing platform at 1,322 meters above sea level from where you're able to soak up majestic panoramas of Lake Brienz and Lake Thun, or admire the Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains. The castle-like the Harder Kulm Panorama Restaurant sometimes hosts folk music and dancing. The hike down, should you choose to go that way, will take around one hour.

3:15 PM

Taxi Dropoff at Rail Station

Interlaken taxis are reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up 45 minutes prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.

15:59 - 16:56, 17:34 - 19:25

Rail Journey to Geneva

A Swiss Travel Pass for this approximately 3h rail journey from Interlaken to Geneva are included in the purchase of the itinerary package. Detailed directions and instructions that make the trip easy and stress-free are also included in the Full Itinerary.

7:25 PM

Arrival in Geneva and Self-Arranged Taxi Transfer to Hotel

Upon arrival in Geneva, you will exit the rail station and proceed to the taxi stand where you will find taxis waiting for arriving passengers. Taxis in Geneva are generally reliable and honest and are less expensive than using a pre-arranged pick up service for your transfer to the hotel. Detailed arrival information and instructions for taking a taxi are provided in the Full-Length itinerary with purchase of an itinerary.

Day 8

Geneva

Day 8

Geneva

Day 8

Geneva

Day 8

Geneva

9:00 AM - 11:00 AM

Privately Guided Walking Tour of Geneva

Your private guide will pick you up from your hotel and take you for a 2-hour walk through the center of Geneva. On this walk, you will visit Bastions Park where you’ll see the Reformation Wall, built in 1909 to celebrate religious reform in Europe. You'll discover special places related to people like Jean Calvin and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, or even presidents of the United States like Woodrow Wilson or Bill Clinton. You will also visit the peaceful Old Town with its majestic St. Peter’s Cathedral, the Jardin d’Anglais, to admire one of Patek Philippe’s most famous works, and the surprising, delightful Flower Clock. The tour will end at the Nations Park, where you will see the United Nations Organization Headquarters.

Mid-Day

Self Guided Tour of Old Town Geneva

Geneva’s Old Town, overlooking Lake Geneva, is a winding maze of narrow streets and small squares that are filled with cozy cafes and quaint restaurants. At the very center of the Old Town, or Vieille Ville, is Bourg-de-Four Square where the ancient Romans used to trade goods in the marketplace. The Maison Tavel, St. Pierre’s Cathedral, and the Old Arsenal are among some of the top places to visit in the city’s historic Old Town area. Be sure to explore the rich history concentrated in this part of the city.

Afternoon/Late Afternoon

Self-Guided Tour of the United Nations Quarter

Geneva is home to the United Nations European office, as well as the headquarters of many international and non-governmental organizations, and even the birthplace of the Red Cross. In the international area, you can find three unique but very different museums – the Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum, the Ariana Museum, and the ICT Discovery. All of these museums are within walking distance of the United Nations European Headquarters.

Early Evening/Evening

Dinner Cruise on Lake Geneva

On this Dinner Cruise you will join the Eldora Prestige team aboard the “Savoie” for a refined dining experience. The “Savoire,” originally built in 1914, has been restored to its previous Belle Epoque status to create the perfect setting for a delicious dinner.

Day 9

Geneva to Paris

Day 9

Geneva to Paris

Day 9

Geneva to Paris

Day 9

Geneva to Paris

Early Morning to Mid-Day

Self Guided Excursion to Montreux

The traditional Swiss city of Montreux lies nestled among the mountains along the shore of Lake Geneva. Montreux is known for its microclimate, and the Montreux jazz festival held every year in July. Spend the day strolling along the promenade admiring not only the typical Swiss views of Lake Geneva and the Alps, but also the Mediterranean tree and Belle Époque buildings. Not far from the city is the famous Château de Chillon, a medieval castle on an island that is complete with ramparts, halls, and chapel.

3:25 PM

Taxi Transfer to Geneva Main Rail Station

Geneva taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. If you are picked up one hour prior to departure, you should have plenty of time to catch your train.

16:29 - 19:42

Rail Journey from Geneva to Paris

Tickets and seat reservations for this approximately 3h10min rail journey from Geneva to Paris are included in the purchase of the itinerary package. Detailed directions and instructions that make the trip easy and stress-free are also included in the Full Itinerary.

To Be Determined

Rail Pick-Up by Taxi

Paris taxis are generally reliable and honest, so this is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Detailed information on navigating your way around your particular arrival station (Paris has many) and finding a taxi can be found in the Full Itinerary. If you would prefer a private transfer to your hotel, please ask your travel consultant.

Day 10

Paris

Day 10

Paris

Day 10

Paris

Day 10

Paris

9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Private Guided Walking Tour of the Center of Paris

Embark on a captivating 4-hour walking tour of the center of Paris, the City of Lights, where history and modernity blend seamlessly along its enchanting streets. Starting from your accommodation, you will explore the heart of this dynamic city and learn how to navigate Paris as a local.

Afternoon/Late Afternoon

Tour Paris' Heart, Notre Dame and the Île de la Cité

Discover the origins of Paris on the Ile de la Cité, it's glorious heart. The original settlement from which Paris grew overwhelms with the iconic Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Revolutionary history of the Conciergerie, the numinous kaleidoscope of Sainte-Chapelle's stained glass, and a plethora of other interesting sights. This island is a captivating blend of Parisian history and beauty, offering unforgettable experiences at every turn. A visit here traverses the river Seine and centuries, perfect for capturing the spirit of Paris.

Late Afternoon/Early Evening

Cruising Along the Seine's Waters

Embark on an enchanting Seine River Boat Cruise that offers an unparalleled view of the City of Light. Glide past iconic landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Louvre, all while basking in Paris' famed romantic ambiance. Whether you choose a daytime voyage to admire the city in its full glory or a nighttime excursion to see Paris illuminated against the night sky, a Seine River Boat Cruise is an unforgettable highlight that offers a new perspective on the timeless beauty of Paris.

Early Evening/Evening

The Eiffel Tower From Above and Below

Maybe the most recognized landmark in the world, the Eiffel Tower never fails to impress and inspire. Its elegance has always drawn crowds, and it demands a little logistical planning in order to expedite the security checks and avoid the crowds. We'll provide you with very detailed information on how to do this in the Full Itinerary, along with how to purchase tickets to speed up your visit. Let your consultant know if you wish to have your Eiffel Tower tickets purchased for you - they require a very specific time slot. We will also provide you with information on the other grand sights to visit nearby, including the famous Museum of Man across the river at Trocadero, and the Quai Branly Museum.

Day 11

Paris

Day 11

Paris

Day 11

Paris

Day 11

Paris

Early Morning/Morning

All You Need is Louvre - A Visit to the World's Largest Art Museum

It might be the greatest art museum in the world; it certainly is the largest with over 380,000 objects; to view every single one for even a minute apiece would take 75 days. And those descriptions still don't do the building and its collection justice. Marvel at treasures inside, including Leonardo Da Vinci's mysterious woman, the Mona Lisa, and everything from an Egyptian masterpiece of mummification to the famed Hellenistic sculpture, Venus de Milo, to patriotic French masterpieces like Delacroix’s Liberty Leading the People. Although the Louvre is vast and ever-crowded, with some strategy and a few helpful tips your visit will take in maximum artworks with minimal hassle.

Mid-Day/Afternoon

A Jaunt Through the Tuileries Garden & Nearby Art Museums

Stroll in the Tuileries and attend one of the nearby museums, a classic way to spend your free hours in Paris. Originally cultivated in 1564 as the grounds for the Tuileries Palace, the gardens are the oldest in Paris. Its succession of royal owners ended and the garden became a public park in the 19th century; Parisians congregated to relax and socialize beside the fountains and leafy horse chestnut trees - they still do today. The Musée de l'Orangerie, in the Western corner of the gardens, exhibits many Impressionist and 20th-century artworks, including Claude Monet’s famous water lilies.

Early Evening/Evening

Survey the Lights from the Arc de Triomphe

The Arc de Triomphe de l'Étoile is an enduring icon of Paris and offers a spectacular view across the city. In fact, some people say the best view of Paris is from the Arc de Triomphe, as the sweeping vista found at the top includes the Eiffel Tower. 'De l'Étoile' or 'star' refers to the junction on which the Arc de Triomphe stands. This is the meeting point of 12 straight avenues including the Avenue des Champs-Élysées, famous for its theatres, cafés, and luxury shops, and the inspiration for the catchy, eponymous song by Joe Dassin. Although this area of Paris bustles with shoppers, tourists, and commercial enterprises there is still much to explore, see, and do here, and some secret places to be found away from the crowds.

Day 12

Paris

Day 12

Paris

Day 12

Paris

Day 12

Paris

Early Morning to Mid-Day

Grand & Grand Gardeners, Visiting the Palace of Versailles

The Château of Versailles, a symbol of the grandeur of French monarchy, invites visitors to explore its lavish history and architectural majesty. From the spellbinding elegance of the Hall of Mirrors, where the Treaty of Versailles was signed, to the vast, meticulously manicured Gardens the pinnacle of French garden design, every corner tells a story of opulence and power. Discover the intimate escapes of royalty at the Grand and Petit Trianon, and marvel at the divine beauty of the Royal Chapel, a masterpiece of Baroque architecture.

Late Afternoon to Evening

Tour the Quaint Streets of the Latin Quarter

If you are looking for a breezy stroll through Paris, look no further than the Latin Quarter in the 5th arrondissement, on the Left Bank. The area’s many cafés and restaurants are laid-back and welcoming, and filled with Parisians, students, and tourists alike. There are several attractions to visit, among them the Pantheon and the Cluny Museum. As you adventure through the district you will discover the Sorbonne, one of the most illustrious universities in the world. For more visceral pleasure romp down the major shopping streets like Rue Mouffetard.

Day 13

Paris

Day 13

Paris

Day 13

Paris

Day 13

Paris

Morning

Invade the Hôtel des Invalides

The Eglise du Dome Church close to the Eiffel Tower is where you observe the gilded tomb of the historic French General and Emperor, Napoleon, but his bones are just a miniscule part of the gigantic Hôtel des Invalides housing the French National Army Museum. Spend some time learning about French warfare from the earliest times to the wax and wane of the Napoloenic Wars and on to the modern French army and a new section dedicated to the life of General Charles de Gaulle.

2:30 PM - 6:00 PM

Small Group Food Tour of Montmartre District

Embark on a three-hour discovery of Parisian gastronomy. A professional guide will lead you to quintessential French offerings, and you will leave this tour satiated and a little bit more the connoisseur, not just of the food and wine, but also of Montmartre. Thanks to its bohemian past, the restaurants of Montmartre offer a special ambiance both charming and historical. In the past, windmills, farming areas and art studios were prominent features of the Montmartre landscape, but now the area is full of first-class wine bars, fine-dining restaurants and rare shops, all adding to its appeal as one of the best and most pleasurable food destinations in the world.

Early Evening/Evening

Take a Few Revolutions Around the Bastille District

The famous Bastille fortress where the French Revolution began may no longer exist, but you can still gain a sense of the history of those remarkable times around Place de la Bastille and the famous working-class faubourg (suburb) surrounding it, especially along Faubourg-St-Antoine and the streets emanating off it. At the Cimetiere de Picpus you can also visit the tomb of General Lafayette. Don't miss the idyllic 4.5km Promenade plantée, an elevated walkway built from a former rail viaduct, which ends close to the picturesque urban park at Bercy Village. Finally, there's France's only surviving medieval royal residence at Vincennes a short metro ride away.

Day 14

Depart Paris

Day 14

Depart Paris

Day 14

Depart Paris

Day 14

Depart Paris

To Be Determined

Airport Dropoff by Taxi

Paris taxis are generally reliable and honest, so taking a taxi is cheaper than a pre-arranged transfer. Your hotel will be happy to arrange a pick up for you. If you are picked up about 3.5 hours before your departure time, you should arrive at the airport with a little over two hours to spare. If you are leaving during rush hour, you may want to budget an extra fifteen minutes or so. There are also alternative transport instructions for buses and trains in the Full Itinerary if wish you save on the taxi fare. line-holder NOTE : If you're leaving from Beauvais Airport you should definitely take a shuttle bus because it's 75km/46.6mi from the city center.

What's Included In Your Trip

Pre-Paid Tours and Activities:

Guided Walk Tour of Historic Munich
Private Introductory tour of the Zurich Old Town
Privately Guided Walking Tour of Geneva
Private Guided Walking Tour of the Center of Paris
Small Group Food Tour of Montmartre District
City Card for Munich, including discounts to many popular attractions

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Pre-Paid Transportation:

2nd Class Train Tickets from Munich-Zurich
2nd Class Train Tickets from Genève to Paris Gare de Lyon
Public Transport Tickets for Munich
Swiss Travel Pass

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3 nights at a hotel of your choice in Munich
3 nights at a hotel of your choice in Zurich
3 nights at a hotel of your choice in Interlaken
3 nights at a hotel of your choice in Geneva
6 nights at a hotel of your choice in Paris

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Geneva

Switzerland’s second-most populous city, Geneva is a place where languages, cultures, and institutions have converged for hundreds of years. Here, diplomacy and sophistication play a central role. Formerly home to the headquarters of the UN, Geneva still hosts the International Red Cross, World Trade Organization, and World Health Organization. Lake Geneva, the largest body of water in Switzerland, dominates the surrounding landscape with its calm waters and brooding presence. By the lakeside, the imposing Jet d’Eau blasts water 140 meters into the air for most of every day. As you stroll through the city’s enchanting old town, you'll find its winding streets dusted with antique shops, ancient architecture, galleries, and world-class restaurants. Centuries of influence from countless cultures have given Geneva a special, complex identity. Travelers here can spend hours sampling food and drink from across the world. Or, simply sit by the water, and sip an Espresso while you soak up Geneva's unique and cosmopolitan vibe.

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Paris

The magic of Paris is undeniable. This is the most romantic destination in Europe, and surely the number one bucket list destination of all time. If you want to say you've traveled, you have to visit Paris at least once. Along with classic must-sees like the Eiffel Tower and the Sacre-Coeur, there is so much to see and do in Paris that it helps to narrow it down by interest. Fashion and shopping enthusiast? Look no further than the Galeries Lafayette, Avenue des Champs-Élysées, or the Marais. Art aficionado? Once you're done with the Louvre, make a start on the Musée d'Orsay. History buffs won't be able to walk a block without uncovering a monument to Napoleon or Louis XIV. If you visit Paris with a foodie, be warned — you'll gaze in a lot of patisserie windows, and sample your weight in croissants. Because Paris always has so much on offer, it never grows old. At dusk, as you stroll the wide boulevards past Haussmann apartment buildings and sharply dressed Parisians, or gaze down at the city from the hill at Montmarte, you might find yourself saying 'Paris Je t' aime'. This is, after all, the City of Love.

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Nuremberg

One of the most authentic, storied German destinations, Nuremberg's picturesque old town, glorious castle, and buzzing Christmas Market makes this city a time-true classic. The ideal gateway to old Bavaria, Nuremberg offers a primer in German history before you embark on the lovely journey through old Bavaria, known as the Romantic Road. Considered the capital of the Holy Roman Empire in the middle ages, Nuremberg would have felt like the center of the world as a procession of kings and emperors passed through its magnificent gates. When the German Renaissance came, Nuremberg was at its heart. Albrecht Dürer, the great German master artist, was born here, and Martin Luther called Nuremberg Germany's 'eyes and ears'. Skip forward a few centuries, and the city took a dark turn, as Nuremberg became a gathering point for the German National Socialists. Slightly outside of town, you can still find the Nazi Party Rallying Grounds, a sobering reminder of the not so distant past. If it all gets too heavy, you can end the day with a glass of rotbier (red beer) and mull it over. Nuremberg is a must-see for anyone who wants to delve into Germany's past.

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Munich

Arriving in Munich, you would be forgiven for thinking you were on the set of a movie about old Bavaria. At the Old Town beer halls, barmaids laced in dirndl dresses serve up frosty Helles lager, as oom-pah music drifts across the Marienplatz square. Men in lederhosen and checked shirts merrily give toasts as they knock glasses, or steins, as they’re known here. They sit at tables laden with wurst sausage and giant pretzels oozing with herby butter. This is Germany’s Germany, a place where folk traditions never stopped, and the revelry doesn’t either. Even when it isn’t Oktoberfest, the town’s notorious beer-drinking celebration, Munich is always happy to show you a good time. Simply cast your eyes around the lavish, gilded banquet hall at the Munich Residenz, the 13th-century Wittelsbach palace. You’ll see Munich has been impressing guests for centuries. Or, swing by the BMW Museum and check out the classic German cars. They even let you sit inside to test out the new models. At the city’s English Gardens, surfers ride waves on one of the park’s rivers. Munich is filled to the brim with this kind of pure-hearted German fun.

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Zurich

Zurich is Switzerland’s biggest city, located in the center of the country’s German-speaking region. It’s this location, superbly connected to almost everywhere else by train and close to an international airport, that makes Zurich an obvious destination for tourists. Well, that’s one of the reasons. There’s also the city’s bevy of bars and restaurants, the lakeside views, and stunning architecture around every corner.Take a stroll down the Bahnhofstrasse, a street known around the world for its unrivaled shopping. Weave through crowds of shoppers as you pass rows of world-famous and exclusive brands. Zurich is a small city, but that just makes it easier to get around. Lindenhof Hill, a slight rise of land in the center, offers views across all of the town. Among the city’s most striking features are the Grossmünster towers, which can also be climbed. This is a proud, sophisticated, and elegant city.

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Interlaken

Located between two bodies of water — Lake Brienz and Lake Thun — Interlaken is the perfect place to explore the serene natural beauty at Switzerland’s heart. Interlaken is a place for those who seek adventure amid spectacular natural surrounds. Rock climbing, canyoning, bungee jumping, and paragliding are just some of the ways to fill a day here, and countless backpackers descend on the town every summer to do all of these and more. Less intense, but no less rewarding, are the many opportunities for hiking, sailing, and swimming. Or, take to the rails. At the nearby Kleine Scheidegg pass, a train runs through the snowy Swiss Alps to the highest train station on the continent. The fun here doesn’t stop at night. After a hard day of adventure, backpackers flock to the town’s many pubs and bars to soothe their aches and pains with steins of beer. Interlaken is a place where fun and excitement reign supreme and somewhere to experience Switzerland’s striking nature in the most thrilling way.

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