ZURICH

Day 1 - 3

Although known worldwide as a centre for banking and finance, Switzerland’s largest city has a lot more to offer; its picturesque setting between a lake and a river with the glorious peaks of the Alps in the distance is instantly mesmerising, and the winding cobbled lanes of the old town are filled with intact medieval churches, squares and quaint cafes. Yet despite its rich history, Zürich has a contemporary, vibrant and post-industrial feel and has become a European hub for art, culture and innovation.

EUROPA-PARK

Day 3 - 5

The Europa-Park is Germany's largest and Europe's second most popular (right after Disneyland Paris) theme park. It is based around fifteen themed areas made to look like different European countries both in terms of architecture and the food that is offered. Besides its 13 rollercoasters it offers various other attractions and over 100 shows for any age group. You can choose to explore the park during a daytrip, or even stay in one of the park's own hotels or campsite, if you want more than one day to experience it all.

RAVENSBURG

Day 5 - 6

Ravensburg is a city in Baden Württemberg, Germany. Its main claim to fame is the board game company named after the town.

MUNICH

Day 6 - 8

Munich is located near the snow-capped Bavarian Alps and boasts beautiful nature all around as well as many green spaces and parks within the city. It is a modern metropolis, home to the world-renowned BMW cars, but also honours its traditions, the most well-known being the Oktoberfest, which is an ode to Munich’s many breweries. Those interested in sampling local dishes should head to the Victuals Market or any of the beer gardens, while for a more sophisticated experience several world-class museums await to be visited.

RAPPERSWIL

Day 8 - 10

Rapperswil is a city that borders Northeastern Switzerland & Central Switzerland and lays direct at the end of Lake Zurich and Obersee. Rapperswil merged lately with the city of Jona and is a picturesque town and popular destination for hikers, bikers and families at the weekend in the vicinity of Zurich. The municipality includes Jona, Bollingen, Busskirch, Curtiberg, Kempraten-Lenggis, Wagen, and Wurmsbach.

ZURICH

Day 10 - 10

Although known worldwide as a centre for banking and finance, Switzerland’s largest city has a lot more to offer; its picturesque setting between a lake and a river with the glorious peaks of the Alps in the distance is instantly mesmerising, and the winding cobbled lanes of the old town are filled with intact medieval churches, squares and quaint cafes. Yet despite its rich history, Zürich has a contemporary, vibrant and post-industrial feel and has become a European hub for art, culture and innovation.