Swiss Alpine Grand Tour
Overview
Scenic rail journeys, alpine towns and easy family pacing across the Bernese Oberland — Lucerne, Interlaken, Mt Titlis and Zurich, timed around Indian-restaurant stops and a light itinerary that doesn't over-schedule grandparents or young kids.
Day by day
Arrive Zurich, transfer to Lucerne+
Land in Zurich, private transfer to Lucerne (1hr). Evening walk by Lake Lucerne.
Lucerne old town & Chapel Bridge+
Guided walk through Lucerne's old town, Chapel Bridge and the Lion Monument.
Mt Titlis day trip+
Cable car up to Mt Titlis, including the revolving Ice Flyer gondola and glacier cave.
Lucerne to Interlaken+
Scenic train to Interlaken (2hrs), afternoon at leisure by the twin lakes.
Jungfraujoch — Top of Europe+
Full-day train excursion to Jungfraujoch, Europe's highest railway station.
Interlaken to Zurich+
Train to Zurich (2hrs), afternoon city walk along the Limmat river.
Zurich at leisure+
Free day for shopping or an optional Rhine Falls excursion.
Departure+
Transfer to Zurich airport for your onward flight.
Inclusions
- ✓7 nights accommodation
- ✓Daily breakfast
- ✓Swiss Travel Pass for all listed trains
- ✓Mt Titlis and Jungfraujoch excursions
- ✓Airport transfers
Exclusions
- –International airfare
- –Schengen visa fee
- –Lunches and dinners
- –Personal expenses
Choose your stay
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What the price is made of
Per person, ₹2,45,000 total — here's where it goes.
- –International airfare
- –Schengen visa fee
- –Lunches and dinners
- –Personal expenses
Food on this trip
Lucerne, Interlaken and Zurich each have Indian restaurants we route the itinerary through for dinner. Jain meals need advance ordering — usually the day before — since kitchens are smaller than in India.
Route
International only
Visa
✓We handle the paperwork — our team reviews your documents before departure so nothing holds up your trip at immigration.
Before you fly
Best time to visit
Your planner on this trip
Frequently asked questions
Is this manageable for grandparents?+–
Yes — nearly all travel is by scenic train rather than coach, and the pace has a free day built in. The Jungfraujoch day involves the most walking; a slower alternate route is available on request.
How far ahead should we apply for the Schengen visa?+–
At least 6 weeks before departure — see our visa guide above and the blog for a full document checklist.
Is Jain food really available in Switzerland?+–
Yes, at the Indian restaurants we route dinners through, with a day's advance notice — see the Food section for specifics.
Can we add Paris or Amsterdam?+–
Yes, a multi-country extension is possible — ask us for a custom quote.