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Switzerland

Alps, lakes and the art of travelling in silence

Switzerland is a journey of precision, beauty and calm.

A country where trains seem to glide effortlessly between perfect mountains, the lakes reflect elegant villages and the Alps appear as a constant, almost cinematic presence. This itinerary is designed to experience the most scenic and refined Switzerland, linking Lake Geneva, the Lavaux vineyards, Zermatt and the Matterhorn, the great alpine passes, Lucerne, the Bernese Oberland, Jungfraujoch and Zurich. A route conceived to be enjoyed with all services in private: expert guides, premium transfers, panoramic trains and special experiences that turn every stage into a memorable moment.

From
€5,950
per person
Duration
10
days
Design
100%
bespoke

Suggested itinerary

The journey, day by day

Day 1

Geneva and Lausanne · Elegance beside Lake Geneva

Arrival in Geneva and private meet & greet at the airport. The first glimpse of Switzerland comes between stately façades, flags waving beside the lake and the silhouette of the Jet d'Eau rising over the water. Accompanied by your private guide, you will discover the historic centre of Geneva: St. Peter's Cathedral, Bourg-de-Four square, the alleys of the old town and the Parc des Bastions.

Beau-Rivage Palace Lausanne
Arriving at Lake Geneva, when the landscape starts blending water, vineyards and mountains into a profoundly Swiss image
Day 2

Lavaux and Chillon · Vineyards suspended over the water

The day begins with a first-class cruise across Lake Geneva, bound for the Montreux area. The water accompanies the crossing with an almost theatrical calm, while the mountains begin to appear against the horizon. Private visit to the Château de Chillon, a medieval fortress literally set between the lake and the Alps, filled with history and legends.

A glass of local white wine at sunset, with Lake Geneva beneath the vineyards and the Alps reflected on the horizon
Day 3

Glacier 3000 and Gstaad · Eternal snow, suspension bridge and high mountains

Private departure to the region of Les Diablerets and Glacier 3000. The road climbs little by little toward a more alpine landscape, where the forests give way to rock walls, clean air and open summits. At Glacier 3000 you will experience one of the most scenic moments of the trip: the Peak Walk by Tissot, the suspension bridge that connects two summits at about 3,000 metres of altitude.

The Alpina Gstaad
Crossing the Peak Walk, suspended between two summits, with the Alps unfolding in every direction
Day 4

Zermatt and Gornergrat · Facing the Matterhorn

Private transfer to Täsch and continuation by shuttle train to Zermatt, the car-free alpine village at the foot of the Matterhorn. Arriving has a ritual quality: the sound of the train, the pedestrian streets, the dark chalets and the mountain appearing between rooftops like a perfect image.

The Omnia Zermatt
Seeing the Matterhorn from Gornergrat, surrounded by glaciers and alpine silence — one of Europe's great natural icons
Day 5

Zermatt · Matterhorn flyover and panoramic train to Andermatt

The morning is reserved for a truly special experience: a private panoramic helicopter flight over the Matterhorn area, always subject to weather. From the air, Zermatt becomes a perfect model between glaciers, snow ridges and deep valleys.

The Chedi Andermatt
The contrast between the Matterhorn seen from the air and the arrival in Andermatt, one of the country's most exclusive alpine retreats
Day 6

Lucerne and Bürgenstock · The classic Switzerland beside the lake

Private departure to Lucerne, one of Switzerland's most beautiful cities. Its old town, the Chapel Bridge, the Dying Lion and the painted façades compose a living postcard beside Lake Lucerne. After the private tour, continuation to the Bürgenstock area, elevated above the lake, where the mountains seem to fall directly into the water.

Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne
Day 7

Interlaken and Jungfraujoch · The top of Europe

Private transfer to Interlaken, crossing lakes and valleys that herald the entrance to the Bernese Oberland. From here begins the experience towards Jungfraujoch, known as the Top of Europe, sitting at 3,454 metres of altitude. The ascent combines mountain train, Swiss technology and landscapes of ice, snow and rock.

Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa Interlaken
The view of the Aletsch glacier from Jungfraujoch, a white immensity that sums up the grandeur of the Alps
Day 8

Lauterbrunnen and Mürren · Waterfalls, meadows and alpine tradition

Today you discover one of Switzerland's most photogenic valleys. Lauterbrunnen unfolds between vertical walls, green meadows and waterfalls dropping from impossible heights. The Staubbachfall descends like a veil of water over the village, while the Trümmelbach falls reveal the force of the snowmelt hidden inside the mountain.

Walking through Mürren with the great Oberland walls ahead, feeling that the most authentic Switzerland still breathes in its high-altitude villages
Day 9

Oeschinensee and Bern · Turquoise lake and medieval capital

Departure to Kandersteg to reach Lake Oeschinensee, one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the country. The cable car climbs through forests and mountains to a setting of turquoise water surrounded by rocky walls, where silence seems to amplify the beauty of the landscape. Afterwards, continuation to Bern for a UNESCO-listed private tour of its historic centre along the Aare river.

Mandarin Oriental Savoy Zurich
The impossible colour of Oeschinensee, a glacier lake that seems to concentrate every shade of alpine blue
Day 10

Zurich and return · Design, chocolate and a Swiss farewell

Final morning in Zurich, a refined, orderly and vibrant city where the Limmat river runs through an old town of guildhouses, historic churches and elegant boutiques. Private tour of the historic centre, with Lindenhof, Grossmünster, Bahnhofstrasse and the most beautiful corners by the river.

Suggested hotels

Luxury Atelier selection for Switzerland

  • Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne
  • The Chedi Andermatt
  • The Omnia Zermatt
  • The Alpina Gstaad
  • Mandarin Oriental Savoy Zurich
  • Beau-Rivage Palace Lausanne
  • Victoria-Jungfrau Grand Hotel & Spa Interlaken

Switzerland in pictures

A glimpse of the destination

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know before you travel

How much does a trip to Switzerland cost with Luxury Atelier?

Bespoke luxury journeys to Switzerland designed by Luxury Atelier by Presstour start from €5,950 per person (indicative price, luxury-category accommodation, private services and exclusive experiences). The final price varies based on dates, season, hotel category chosen and added experiences. Request a proposal and within 48-72 business hours you will receive a closed quote.

What is the best time to travel to Switzerland?

The best time to travel to Switzerland is from June to September for hiking, and December-March for skiing. Our specialists advise on the optimal dates based on the type of experience you are seeking (wildlife, culture, climate or fewer crowds) and your personal calendar.

Which hotel partners do you work with in Switzerland?

In Switzerland we work with boutique and grand-luxury hotels, including: Bürgenstock Resort Lake Lucerne, The Chedi Andermatt, Mandarin Oriental Savoy Zurich. All with preferred partnerships that allow us to secure upgrades, late check-outs and exclusive services for our clients.

How many days do we recommend for Switzerland?

We recommend between 10 and 21 days to experience Switzerland with the depth it deserves. Our signature itinerary is 10 days. We tailor the route to your dates, pace and priorities — some clients prefer fewer transfers over more days, others want to cover more regions.

What exclusive experiences do you include in Switzerland?

In Switzerland we arrange experiences you cannot book online: a suite with views over the Matterhorn at The Chedi Andermatt, the panoramic Glacier Express train, chocolate making with a master chocolatier, an alpine spa at Bürgenstock. Every journey includes access to private experiences, guides specialised in the theme that interests you (cultural, gastronomic, wellness or photographic) and premium 24/7 logistics throughout the route.

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