Overview
Experience the best of Switzerland in 7 unforgettable nights, from Zurich’s historic charm to the breathtaking peaks of Zermatt. Explore Rhine Falls, wander through Interlaken’s adventure-filled landscapes, and marvel at Jungfraujoch – the Top of Europe. Discover the luxurious beauty of Gstaad and soak in the stunning views of the iconic Matterhorn in Zermatt. With a Swiss Rail Pass ensuring seamless travel, this journey blends scenic train rides, alpine adventures, and picturesque towns for the ultimate Swiss experience.
Highlights
- Explore Zurich’s Old Town and visit Rhine Falls, Europe’s largest waterfall
- Stay in Interlaken, the adventure capital of Switzerland, and explore nearby villages
- Discover the stunning Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe
- Enjoy the luxurious mountain town of Gstaad, famous for its scenic beauty
- Experience the breathtaking Matterhorn in Zermatt
- Travel seamlessly with a Swiss Rail Pass for unlimited scenic train travel.
Itinerary
- Arrive in Zurich and check in to your hotel.
- Use your Swiss Rail Pass to visit Rhine Falls, Europe’s largest waterfall.
- Explore Zurich’s Old Town, Bahnhofstrasse, and Lake Zurich.
- Overnight stay in Zurich.
- Take a scenic train ride from Zurich to Interlaken using the Swiss Rail Pass.
- Explore Höhematte Park, Aare River, and Harder Kulm (optional cable car ride for panoramic views).
- Enjoy an evening by Lake Thun or Lake Brienz.
- Overnight stay in Interlaken
- Take a breathtaking train journey to Jungfraujoch, the highest railway station in Europe.
- Explore the Ice Palace, Sphinx Observatory, and Alpine Sensation Tunnel.
- Return to Interlaken in the evening.
- Overnight stay in Interlaken
- Visit Lauterbrunnen Valley, famous for its 72 waterfalls, including Staubbach Falls.
- Continue to Grindelwald, a picturesque alpine village with breathtaking views.
- Return to Interlaken for the night.
- Overnight stay in Interlaken.
- Take a scenic train ride from Interlaken to Gstaad using the Swiss Rail Pass.
- Explore the charming Gstaad Promenade, luxury boutiques, and cafes.
- Enjoy Glacier 3000 (optional), offering panoramic views and thrilling activities.
- Overnight stay in Gstaad
- Spend a relaxed day exploring Gstaad’s picturesque landscapes.
- Optional activities: Cable car ride to Wispile, cheese farm visits, or mountain biking.
- Overnight stay in Gstaad
- Take a scenic train ride from Gstaad to Zermatt.
- Visit the Matterhorn Museum and Gornergrat Railway (optional) for stunning views.
- Stroll around the car-free village of Zermatt.
- Overnight stay in Zermatt
Check out from Zermatt and travel back to Zurich for your return flight.
Cost
The Cost Includes
- 1 Night in Zurich + 3 Nights in Interlaken + 2 Nights in Gstaad + 1 Night in Zermatt (Hotel stay with breakfast)
- Swiss Rail Pass for unlimited Swiss train travel
- Rhine Falls Visit
- Jungfraujoch Excursion
- Lauterbrunnen & Grindelwald Day Trip
- Gstaad Exploration
- Matterhorn Views in Zermatt
- Airport/Train Station Transfers (where applicable)
The Cost Excludes
- International & Domestic Flights
- Travel Insurance
- Meals other than breakfast
- Personal Expenses & Shopping
- Local transportation beyond itinerary (except Swiss Rail Pass inclusions)
- Entry fees for additional attractions not mentioned
- Local City/Tourist Tax
- Visa Charges
- Early Check-in & Late Check-out Charges
FAQs
Yes, Switzerland is very safe for tourists. However, be cautious of pickpockets in crowded areas.
The Swiss Rail Pass allows unlimited travel by train, bus, and boat, making it the best option.
Swiss trains are scenic, comfortable, and punctual. The Swiss Rail Pass makes travel seamless
Yes, Indian and vegetarian-friendly restaurants are available in Zurich, Interlaken, and Zermatt.
Zurich: Watches, chocolates, and luxury goods.
Interlaken: Swiss souvenirs and outdoor gear.
Gstaad: Luxury brands and Swiss handicrafts.
Interlaken and Zermatt have lively bars and pubs, while Gstaad offers a more relaxed atmosphere.
Switzerland uses Type J plugs. Carry a universal adapter.
Switzerland is 4.5 hours behind India (during winter) and 3.5 hours behind (during daylight savings time).
Yes, Indian travelers need a Schengen visa to visit Switzerland. The visa fee is approximately INR 11,000, plus service charges
Spring (April–June) and autumn (September–October) offer pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Winter (December–February) is best for skiing.
Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated; 5-10% is common in restaurants
Yes, cards are widely accepted, but carrying some cash is recommended for small purchases.
