You will be seduced by the beauty of Zurich, the most populated city in Switzerland, economic and financial center. You can walk along the banks of the Limmat, which separates the districts from the old town, on one side the Niederdorf, with the Grossmünster Cathedral and on the other side the Fraumünster. You will cross the Münsterbrücke, the most important bridge that connects the two banks, an ideal place to take pictures. A walk through the famous Bahnhofstrasse to Lake Zurich completes the city centre tour.

The Cathedral "Grossmünster" is an evangelical Reformed church, the emblem of Zurich, located on the banks of the Limmat River in the city centre. Visit this church, and don’t forget your cameras as you climb the towers for spectacular views of the city and Lake Zurich.

Get ready to discover Europe's biggest waterfalls, the Rhine Falls. The short walks to the water masses will make you feel the power of nature. If you wish you can take a boat that takes visitors to the castles in the waterfalls basin and up to the imposing rock that is in the middle of the waters.

Stroll through the old town and admire the colourful half-timbered houses, some dating from the fifteenth or sixteenth century, beautifully decorated and preserved. We will walk along the promenade of Stein am Rhein watching the boats sail along the Rhine and contemplating the panorama with the surrounding hills.

Here we will visit the Abbey of St. Gallen located in the district of the former convent and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. The convent library currently contains some 50,000 books on display in the Baroque Hall, where the 2,700-year-old Egyptian mummy of Schepenese can also be seen.

In Appenzell you will find the most beautiful Swiss traditions such as yodeling, cheese, dalps and dances in traditional costume. Enjoy the view of beautifully decorated houses and the richness of craftsmanship.

At the village of Heidi, the path of Heidi leads to the house of Heidi. It is here that writer Johanna Spyri had the idea to write her novels about the story of the happy little orphan. With her books the writer created a romantic image and close to the nature of Switzerland, which is still very widespread.

Visit Chur, Switzerland’s oldest city, to discover the old town and the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption, dating back to the 12th century.

Visit this jewel and discover its millennia-old remains. This internationally renowned convent is also listed as a UNESCO cultural heritage site and owes its existence and particularity to Charlemagne. According to legend, the Val Müstair convent was founded in the eighth century by Charlemagne and was never completely destroyed.