Matterhorn Majesty Alpine Discovery
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About the Trip
Embark on a breathtaking journey through Switzerland’s most iconic destinations from the lakeside charm of Montreux to the alpine wonders of Zermatt, Interlaken, and Lucerne. Ride scenic trains, soar to Glacier 3000, Jungfraujoch, and Mt. Titlis, and cruise across serene lakes. Experience car-free mountain villages, panoramic viewpoints, and world-famous peaks like the Matterhorn. A perfect blend of nature, adventure, and Swiss elegance awaits.
Highlights
- Scenic train rides through Switzerland's most iconic landscapes
- Breathtaking views from Glacier 3000 and Jungfraujoch
- Choice between Matterhorn Glacier Paradise or Gornergrat
- Mt. Titlis excursion with Rotair and Ice Flyer
- Optional Indian Dinner Cruise on Lake Lucerne
Trip Summary
1 Arrive Geneva – Montreux
Montreux
Arrive Geneva – Montreux
Montreux
Upon arrival at Geneva Airport, head to the conveniently located train station inside the terminal for a scenic ride along the shimmering shores of Lake Geneva.
Arrive in Montreux, a picturesque lakeside town framed by the majestic Alps. Check into your hotel and spend the rest of the day at leisure stroll along the flower-lined promenade, watch the sunset over the lake, or simply soak in the serene alpine atmosphere.
2 Glacier 3000 Excursion
Montreux
Glacier 3000 Excursion
Montreux
After breakfast, travel by train to the charming alpine village of Gstaad, then continue by postal bus to Col du Pillon. Board the cable car to Glacier 3000, where breathtaking vistas of the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, and Jungfrau await. Experience the thrill of the Peak Walk by Tissot — the world’s only suspension bridge linking two mountain peaks and enjoy the crisp mountain air amidst eternal snow.
Return to Montreux by evening.
3 Montreux – Zermatt
Zermatt
Montreux – Zermatt
Zermatt
Post breakfast, embark on a scenic train journey deep into the Swiss Alps to reach Zermatt, a fairytale village at the foot of the legendary Matterhorn. This car-free haven offers cozy streets, boutique shops, and inviting cafes.
Spend the afternoon exploring at leisure, capturing views of the iconic peak from different vantage points.
4 Matterhorn Glacier Paradise or Gornergrat
Zermatt
Matterhorn Glacier Paradise or Gornergrat
Zermatt
Today is yours to choose between two unforgettable alpine experiences. Ascend to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise, the highest cable car station in Europe, for panoramic views and icy wonders, or take the historic cogwheel train to Gornergrat, offering sweeping views of the Matterhorn and surrounding snowcapped peaks. Either way, the day promises postcard-perfect memories.
5 Zermatt – Interlaken
Interlaken
Zermatt – Interlaken
Interlaken
Bid farewell to Zermatt and travel to Interlaken, a vibrant resort town nestled between Lake Thun and Lake Brienz.
After checking in, spend the day exploring the charming streets, tasting Swiss delicacies, or taking the funicular up to Harder Kulm for panoramic views of the Jungfrau region.
6 Jungfraujoch Excursion
Interlaken
Jungfraujoch Excursion
Interlaken
After breakfast, embark on one of Switzerland’s most iconic excursions Jungfraujoch. Travel via Lauterbrunnen and Kleine Scheidegg aboard the cogwheel train to reach Europe’s highest railway station at 3,454 meters. Explore the Ice Palace, enjoy the Alpine Sensation experience, and admire views from the Sphinx Observation Terrace.
Return to Interlaken by evening.
7 Interlaken – Lucerne
Lucerne
Interlaken – Lucerne
Lucerne
Travel to Lucerne, a storybook city set beside a sparkling lake and surrounded by alpine peaks. Upon arrival, check into your hotel and enjoy the day at leisure explore the Old Town, stroll across the Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge), or relax along the lake.
In the evening, you may opt for the Indian Dinner Cruise on Lake Lucerne (available on Monday and Thursday only).
8 Mt. Titlis & Lake Lucerne Cruise
Lucerne
Mt. Titlis & Lake Lucerne Cruise
Lucerne
Today, journey to Engelberg and ascend Mt. Titlis via the world’s first revolving gondola, the Titlis Rotair. Enjoy thrilling experiences such as the Ice Flyer chairlift, the Cliff Walk (Europe’s highest suspension bridge), and snow play at the glacier park.
Return to Lucerne and in the evening, relax on a luxury Panorama Yacht Saphir cruise on Lake Lucerne, surrounded by alpine scenery.
9 Lucerne – Depart Zurich
Lucerne
Lucerne – Depart Zurich
Lucerne
After breakfast, travel by train to Zurich Airport for your onward flight. Depart Switzerland with unforgettable memories of crystal-clear lakes, towering peaks, and heartwarming alpine experiences.
Inclusions
• Hotel accommodation on twin/double sharing basis as per itinerary
• Daily breakfast at the hotel (except on the day of arrival)
• Arrival and Departure transfers by train (train transfers covered under Swiss Travel Pass)
• All intercity transfers and sightseeing as per the itinerary using the Swiss Travel Pass (2nd Class – 8 Days Continuous pass), valid for unlimited travel on trains, boats, buses, and public transport across Switzerland
• Assistance as required during peak excursions
• Road taxes, parking fees, fuel charges, and local Swiss tourism taxes
• Excursion to Glacier 3000 (including Peak Walk by Tissot)
• Excursion to Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe (via cogwheel train from Lauterbrunnen or Grindelwald)
• Excursion to Mt. Titlis (including Rotair Gondola, Ice Flyer chairlift, Ice Grotto & Glacier Park)
• Excursion to Matterhorn Glacier Paradise or Gornergrat
• Lake Lucerne Panoramic Cruise (included with Swiss Pass)
**Hotels will be provided as stated or similar (subject to availability)
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Exclusions
- International airfare, airport taxes, and baggage charges
- Schengen Visa fees, VFS Charges not included (directly payable at the time of biometric appointment)
- Travel insurance (mandatory for Schengen visa but not included in package)
- Meals other than those specified under inclusions
- Porterage at hotels, train stations, or any other locations
- Local city/tourist taxes – payable directly at hotel (~CHF 2.50–5 per person per night approx)
- Seat reservations on Swiss trains (optional and not required for Swiss Pass travel, but can be purchased separately if preferred)
- Any private transfers or taxis not covered under Swiss Travel Pass
- Entrance tickets, attractions, or guided tours not specified in the itinerary or not covered by the Swiss Travel Pass
- Personal expenses such as laundry, telephone calls, room service, mini-bar, tips & gratuities, etc.
- Any surcharge during public holidays, trade fairs, or peak season periods
- Anything not specifically mentioned in the “Package Inclusions”
Frequently Asked Questions
Which countries are included in a Central Europe tour?
For the purposes of our tours, Central Europe comprises France, Switzerland, Belgium, Spain, Italy, Portugal, the Netherlands, Germany and other countries of Europe except East European countries.
What’s the typical weather and best time to visit Central Europe?
These countries offer varied climates:
Spring (April–June): Mild, floral landscapes
Summer (June–August): Warm to hot (especially Spain and Italy)
Autumn (September–October): Pleasant temperatures and harvest festivals
Winter (November–March): Cool in France : Germany, the Netherlands, and Belgium; alpine regions (Switzerland and Northern Italy) may receive snow
Ideal travel months: April–June and September–October for mild weather and fewer tourists.
Are group or private tours better for exploring Central Europe?
Group tours are excellent for structured itineraries, efficient logistics, and social travel.
Private tours offer complete flexibility, customised pace, and premium services—ideal for those seeking a more personal experience.
How long should I plan for a Central Europe tour?
Group tours typically run 8–14 days, covering multiple countries.
Private tours can range from 5 days (for focused travel) to 3+ weeks (for in-depth exploration).
Is Central Europe safe for tourists?
Yes—these countries are consistently ranked among the safest in Europe. Basic travel precautions apply: keep belongings secure, avoid isolated areas at night, and remain alert in busy tourist spots.
What type of traveller is Central Europe suited for?
Central Europe is ideal for history lovers, culinary explorers, art and architecture enthusiasts, and those drawn to alpine scenery. It’s perfect for couples, families, solo travellers, and seniors.
What cultural norms should I be aware of while travelling in Central Europe?
Punctuality is appreciated, especially in Germany, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.
Greetings may include handshakes or light cheek kisses (in France, Italy, Belgium, Spain).
Modest dress is recommended at religious sites.
Tipping: 5–10% or rounding up is common in restaurants (check if service charge is included).
Is Central Europe a good region for first-time international travellers from India?
Absolutely. Group tours are highly structured and beginner-friendly. Private tours cater well to seasoned travellers looking for control, comfort, and customisation.
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