Switzerland taken slowly and at first hand — a chocolate maker's atelier in Zurich, cheese made on the mountain itself, the car-free villages of the Bernese Oberland, and the terraced vineyards of Lavaux above Lake Geneva.
The old town, the lakefront, and an afternoon in the atelier of an artisan chocolatier — Swiss chocolate as a craft, not a souvenir.
A stop in the federal capital's UNESCO-listed old town — arcades, fountains, and the Zytglogge — on the road to Lucerne.
The Kapellbrücke, the painted old town, and the lake with its ring of mountains.
Ascend the “Queen of the Mountains” and spend the morning with an alpine cheesemaker, making and tasting cheese where the herds graze.
The valley of seventy-two waterfalls and a night in car-free Wengen, high on its sunny shelf beneath the Jungfrau.
The GoldenPass line from Interlaken over the hills to Lake Geneva, with free time on Montreux's Belle Époque lakefront.
A day among the UNESCO-listed terraces above the lake — a thousand years of winemaking, tasted in the villages between Lausanne and Montreux.
Every itinerary in this collection travels with a private minivan from our modern fleet — the same vehicle, start to finish.
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