Family Journey Through Switzerland: Scenic Trains and Mountain Views

Zurich is built between the wooded slopes of the Uetliberg and the Zurichberg at the point where the River Limmat merges with the Sihl. It is the most important financial, industrial and commercial centre in Switzerland but also offers a wealth of culture. During your walking tour you’ll visit the iconic sites and well as discovering its hidden secrets.

Visit the Lindt Home of Chocolate. Journey back to the origins of chocolate and experience how cocoa conquered Europe. Meet the Swiss chocolate pioneers who sweetened our lives with their inventions. You’ll get to follow the chocolate manufacturing process in the modern test facilities.

Enjoy a hands-on chocolate workshop under the expert guidance of a professional chocolatier. You’ll learn all about the art of making chocolate, and of course get to try it yourself. Best of all, you get to keep (and eat) the results.

Enjoy a walking tour through the beautiful city of Bern, visiting highlights such as the charming old town with the Zytglogge Tower and the Federal Palace.

Spend a day relaxing or heading out into the city to explore, people watch or visit some of the city’s fascinating museums at your own pace.

The Jungfraujoch is an alpine viewing point located in between the well-known mountains Mönch and Jungfrau. From Grindelwald, take the cog train to Europe’s highest train station, at an impressive 3,454m where spectacular views across the surrounding mountains await. Together with your private mountain guide, you’ll then hike across the glacier to the Mönchsjoch hut, before returning and taking the train back to Grindelwald.

Head out early in the morning to an alpine hut and unlock the secrets of cheese production using the freshest milk from local cows. You can even lend a hand yourself, before sitting down to enjoy a traditional breakfast with the farmer.

Board the GoldenPass train and enjoy a scenic journey through breathtaking alpine scenery.

The terraced vineyards of the Lavaux site unfold above Lake Geneva for some 14km, forming a real link between Lausanne and Vevey-Montreux. Today you’ll visit a local producer and learn all about wine production in the region. After you’ve heard what makes Swiss wine so special, you’ll of course get to taste some, enjoyed with a delicious rustic lunch.

Sink your teeth into some of Switzerland’s finest flavours on a walking “hop-around” experience that includes historic insights and locations while focusing on Swiss delicacies and wine tastings. 

Spend a few days in Geneva discovering its sophisticated blend of lakeside serenity, deep-rooted history and modern innovation. Wander along the  cobblestone streets if the Vieille Ville (Old Town), drink in the incredible views from the top of St Pierre Cathedral  and spend some time exploring the city’s museums and galleries. We can also share some of our favourite restaurant recommendations to ensure you dine of the best this part of Switzerland has to offer.