The three medieval castles in Bellinzona were registered as a World Heritage site in 2000. Let's take a look at the largest of these, the Grand Castle, and the beautiful town. There are many exquisite small shops, cobblestone streets, wrought iron balconies, and small restaurants below the castle. At noon, we will visit one of the highlights of this trip: take a cable car (at your own expense) to the summit of the Aletsch Peak viewing platform to see the Aletsch Glacier, which is the largest glacier in Europe. However, from 2005 to the present, the glacier has melted more than 100 meters due to the rise in global temperatures. We hope that in the future, humans will find ways to protect this unique natural landscape.

Zermatt, also known as the "smoke-free city," has only one means of transportation upon entering the town, which is by electric tram (complimentary ticket provided). The famous Swiss triangular chocolate logo, the Matterhorn, is right in front of you as you enter the city. The Gorner Gorge is known for its peculiar geological formations and magnificent waterfalls. Visitors can safely enter the gorge along the corridor and wooden bridges, and the entire walk takes about fifteen minutes. Take a stroll here, the natural beauty of this place is unforgettable and not to be missed. Accommodation will be provided in a nearby hotel in Montreux.

The Chillon Castle, an elegant ancient castle between Lake Geneva and steep mountains, is both a military fortress and a residence for nobles. Gruyeres, a 13th-century castle, stands tall in the medieval town and is clearly visible from near and far. Visit the legendary Gruyeres Cheese Factory (at your own expense) and indulge in the fragrance and deliciousness of the cheese. Then head to Geneva, the "City of Peace," which is not only the location of the European headquarters of the United Nations but also the birthplace of the Red Cross. Accommodation will be provided in a nearby city in Geneva.

The small town of Lausanne has the reputation of being the Olympic City, and at the Olympic Center (at own expense) you can experience the most exciting moments of past Olympic Games. Then we will visit the Nestle Chocolate Factory (at own expense) to taste the freshest Swiss chocolate. In the afternoon, we will arrive at the "Swiss capital" Bern, where we will visit landmark sites in the city center, such as the magnificent Swiss Federal Parliament Building, the Zytglogge Clock Tower built to commemorate Berthold V, and the historic buildings preserved since the 16th century. We will spend the night in a nearby city .

Visit the waterfall town of Lauterbrunnen where more than 70 waterfalls cascade down from cliffs. Enjoy the stunning views of the highlands before heading to the top of Europe - Jungfrau (at own expense). Take the train to the transfer station and then switch to the cogwheel train to reach the highest train station in Europe, where you can visit the Jungfrau, covered in snow year-round. The panoramic views of the Alps are breathtaking. Interlaken is a lakeside resort town where you will be staying overnight in a nearby city.

Visit the small town of Thun on the shores of Lake Thun! From Interlaken to Thun, it is a medieval town that has been inhabited since 2500 BC. The atmosphere of the Swiss small town is full of the two banks of the lake. Afterwards, travel to Lucerne, where you can visit the Lion Monument, which honors the Swiss national loyalty, bravery, and loyalty spirit carved on the cliff, and tour the quaint old streets filled with exquisite boutiques, where you can buy authentic Swiss chocolates and souvenirs. At the same time, you can also go to famous watch shops to choose Swiss watches. The tour will end in Lucerne at 19:00. Then the bus will drive to the Zurich train station