
Europe · Alpine & City
Swiss Alps & Paris Escape · 11 nights
The Alps First. Paris and Amsterdam to Close.
There is a particular kind of traveller for whom Switzerland is not a stopover but the destination, and Paris and Amsterdam the reward at the end of it. The Swiss Travel Pass activates on day one, in Lucerne: the Lion Monument, the Chapel Bridge, Mount Titlis with the Ice Flyer, before moving through Zurich's old town and the Rhine Falls, and into the Bernese Oberland's most cinematic villages. Paris follows with its own dedicated chapter, including the option of Versailles, before Amsterdam closes the journey on its canals.
Moments shaped just for you

Louis XIV's monument to absolute monarchy; the Hall of Mirrors and formal gardens extend across hundreds of hectares.
The headline Alpine excursion delivered early: the Rotair's full rotation during ascent, the Ice Flyer over the glacier.
Europe's largest waterfall by volume near Schaffhausen; optional boat ride brings you close enough to feel the spray.
A fun departure from Paris's solemn landmarks: optical illusions, infinity rooms, photo opportunities. Subject to availability.
Day by day
Private transfer from Zurich airport to your hotel near Lucerne. The Swiss Travel Pass starts today.
Lucerne's old town, the Lion Monument and the Chapel Bridge, and a cruise on Lake Lucerne. In the afternoon, the Rotair revolving cable car up Mount Titlis and the Ice Flyer over the glacier.
By train to Zurich for the old town, the Grossmünster, the Fraumünster and the Lindenhof viewpoint, then the Rhine Falls, Europe's most powerful waterfall, with an optional boat to the rock in the middle.
Cruise Lake Thun or Lake Brienz, then explore Grindelwald and Lauterbrunnen beneath the Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau.
Morning train from Basel to Paris Gare de Lyon, about three hours. The rest of the day is free.
A hop-on hop-off pass, the Eiffel Tower to the summit level, a Seine cruise and the Musée de l'Illusion.
A full-day excursion with shuttle transfers from central Paris to Versailles: the Hall of Mirrors, the royal apartments and the gardens.
Another full day with shuttle transfers, usually Disneyland Paris; the exact excursion is confirmed when you book.
High-speed train to Amsterdam in about 3½ hours. The evening is free to explore the canals.
A hop-on hop-off pass with a canal cruise through the UNESCO-listed canal ring, past the Golden Age merchants' houses.
A free day to explore independently. Our suggestions: the Rijksmuseum and Van Gogh Museum, the Albert Cuyp market, or a bike ride along the Amstel.
Transfer to Amsterdam Schiphol airport for your flight home.
Sequencing changes the emotional arc of a trip; starting with the Alps means the most physically dramatic days happen while energy is highest.
Versailles is one of France's most visited sites; crowds are a genuine factor, particularly in summer. We schedule entry with shuttle transfer to manage timing efficiently.
For itineraries quoted with specific dates and named hotels marked 'Booked,' yes, these reflect confirmed reservations rather than provisional holds.
Certainly, it can be replaced with the Catacombs, the Musée d'Orsay, or a Montmartre walking tour.
It is busy but not frantic: two or three nights in each place, with train journeys of three to five hours. Travellers who want more time often add a night in Paris or Lucerne.
Yes. It is 40 minutes from central Paris by train. We suggest adding a night so you do not lose the Eiffel Tower and Seine evening.
Yes. There is some walking in old towns and stations, but porters, taxis and luggage transfers can be arranged, and the mountain excursions are by cable car and train.
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