Switzerland 7Days 2-Can-Go

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Your first city in Switzerland is Zurich, a global centre for banking and finance, lies at the north end of Lake Zurich in northern Switzerland. In the midst of this modern financial powerhouse of a city is a neighbourhood filled with historic charm, its narrow streets rising steeply on the east side of the river. The Niederdorf area is one of the mediaeval streets and squares, a lively place to visit, with boutiques, restaurants, and cafés.

 

Your next city is Lucerne to see the poignant Lion Monument. The mournful mortally wounded lion hewn from sandstone provides a sombre reminder of the brave Swiss Guards who lost their lives defending Louis XVI during the French Revolution. Venture to the flower-lined 14th-century wooden Chapel Bridge, explore Old Town’s colourful façades. Experience some shopping for watches in Lucerne.

 

Exploring the eternal snow of Mount Titlis is your next adventure. Firstly you will take off for a breathtaking journey into the high alpine mountain world with the Titlis Xpress aerial cable car. Take in the spectacular sight of the glacier’s deep crevasses and gigantic ice boulders from the revolving Rotair cable car. At the top of Mt Titlis at 3,028m height, a high alpine world of snow and ice awaits you all year round. Step into the Glacier Cave and find yourself surrounded by thick layers of eternal ice or overcome your vertigo and venture across Europe’s highest suspension bridge – the Cliff Walk!

 

The Rhine Falls, the biggest waterfall in Europe, is your last adventure where we will see the impressive wonder of nature which was formed 17000 years ago and over a width of 150 metres and a height of 23 metres, with an average of 700,000 litres of water cascade over the rocks every second. We will also have a boat ride to the famous rock in the middle of the Falls and the short walk to the top, is an unforgettable experience for every visitor.

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Switzerland 7Days 2-Can-Go

Itinerary

D1 WED JAKARTA – ZURICH

2100 Flight Check-In
0000 Departure to Zurich

D2 THU ZURICH

1320 Arrival at Zurich Airport
1430 Airport Pickup
1530 Hotel Check-In Zurich

D3 FRI ZURICH – LUCERNE

0700 Breakfast
0830 Zurich City Tour: Zurich City Tour: Bahnhofstrasse, Fraumunster Church, Limmatquai, Zurich Old Town, Lake Zurich
1230 Trip to Lucerne

1330 Lucerne Tour: Lion Monument, Lucerne Old Town, and Chapel Bridge
1400 Hotel Check-In Lucerne

D4 SAT LUCERNE – MT. TITLIS – ZURICH

0700 Breakfast
0830 Trip to Engelberg
0930 Mt. Titlis Tour: Mt. Titlis Climb aboard Rotair Cable Car, Mt. Titlis Cliff Walk, Glacier Cave, Ice Flyer Ride, Glacier Park  
1400 Hotel Drop Off Zurich

D5 SUN ZURICH – RHINE FALLS – ZURICH

0700 Hotel Drop Off & Breakfast
0830 Trip to Rhine Falls
1130 Tour of Rhine Falls (biggest waterfall in Europe) including boat ride
1430 Trip to Zurich
1530 Zurich Shopping Tour
1730 Hotel Check-In Zurich

D6 MON ZURICH – JAKARTA

0700 Breakfast
1130 Hotel Check Out and Transfer to Airport
1230 Flight Check-In
1525 Departure to Jakarta

D7 TUE JAKARTA

1540 Arrival at Jakarta Airport


Additional Information

Package Detail
  1. Price includes Return Flights Jakarta – Zurich – Jakarta  with Emirates Airlines / Turkish Airlines / Qatar Airways / Etihad Airways / equivalent with baggage allowance as per the airline regulation
  2. Price includes Flights, Hotels with Breakfast, Tours as per Itinerary, Entrance Fees as per Itinerary, Insurance, and Europe Schengen Visa
  3. Prices (Single, Double, etc.) as per active prices in the system.
  4. Prices are based on a First Come First Server basis and based on availability. Prices may change accordingly
  5. Tour Periods:   Departs every Wednesday during 2023
  6. Term of Payment
    1. Purchase via Apps (Web/Android/iOS): Full Payment 
    2. Manual Purchase (payments update via WhatsApp 6281122222738 or email sales@touress.com)
      1. Down Payment of 30% to Book the Seats and Schengen Visa application
      2. Second Payment of 40% 60 days before departure
      3. Balance Payment 30% 14 days before departure

Inclusion

  1. Return Flights Jakarta – Zurich – Jakarta  with Emirates Airlines / Turkish Airlines / Qatar Airways / Etihad Airways / equivalent with baggage allowance as per the airline regulation in economy class including airport tax and fuel surcharge (promo ticket, non-refundable, non-reroutable) based on seat availability. 
  2. Accommodations / Hotels including tax, service charges, and daily breakfast.
  3. Entrance Fees and Meals as per itinerary.
  4. Air-Conditioned Private Coach including the driver, parking, and toll fee as per itinerary.
  5. Insurance and Schengen Visa.

Exclusion

  1. Tipping for Drivers and Guides (paid direct on the site).
  2. City Taxes (c. 1-5EUR/person/day pay direct to the hotels when checking in).
  3. Optional Tours.
  4. Lunch and Dinner sessions during Tour.
  5. Entrance Fees not included as per the itinerary.
  6. Personal Expenses (porterage, phone calls from hotels, laundry, mini-bar, in-room-service, and all other things not included in the itinerary).
  7. Travel Documents (e.g. passport).

Terms and Conditions

  1. This tour package is based on Promotion Non-Refundable, No Transferrable except in the case of Force Majeure which makes the airlines cannot operate.
  2. This tour is reschedule-able with extra charges as per Schengen visa, airlines, hotels, and attractions reschedule policies.
  3. The itinerary may change to adjust with the condition in the field. In the case the itinerary has to be changed, all points of interest as per the itinerary will be rearranged accordingly.
  4. Flight departure may be adjusted by a maximum of 4 days before or after the scheduled departure date to adjust with the airline’s unforeseen conditions. For tour participants who fly domestic flights to Jakarta, it is mandatory to issue domestic flight tickets only after the International Flights (Jakarta – Zurich – Jakarta) are issued.
  5. In the event of Force Majeure such as the closure of airports, or endemic,  or pandemic,  and flights have to be rescheduled. All costs associated with the rescheduling will become the tour participants’ responsibility and the detail will be referred to the airline’s regulations.
  6. By booking this package and pay fully or partially, you agree and accept all terms and conditions, cancellation, and tour exchanges rules of this package.

 

Additional information

Room Configuration

Twin or Triple Sharing

Insurance and Visa Processing

Included

Tour Period

12JUL-18JUL, 19JUL-25JUL, 26JUL-01AUG, 02-08AUG, 09AUG-15AUG, 16AUG-22AUG, 23AUG-29AUG, 30AUG-05SEP, 06SEP-12SEP, 13SEP-19SEP, 20SEP-26SEP, 27SEP-03OCT, 04OCT-10OCT, 11OCT-17OCT, 18OCT-24OCT, 25OCT-31OCT, 01NOV-07NOV, 08NOV-14NOV, 15NOV-21NOV, 22NOV-28NOV, 29NOV-05DEC, 06DEC-12DEC, 13DEC-19DEC, 20DEC-26DEC, 27DEC-02JAN

Locations

Required Documents

  • A passport that is still valid 6 months after the return date from Swiss.
  • Valid Schengen Visa
  • Tour Itinerary

Accommodations

Ibis Styles Luzern (3Star) / equivalent

 

Best Western Zurcherhof Zurich (3Star) / equivalent

Essential Information

Visas
Entering Switzerland (Swiss) requires a Schengen visa for travelers from outside Schengen areas to enter the country.

Time Zone
Swiss is in GMT+2.

Languages
Languages spoken in Switzerland are German, French, Italian, Roman, and Latin though most people in Swiss speak English.

Currency and Payment

Euro (EUR or €) is the common currency used in Switzerland along with its own currency, Swiss Franc (CHF). The exchange rate is 1,1CHF per USD. Visa and MasterCard cards are widely accepted in malls and shopping centers, but for local restaurants, it is always better to prepare cash.

Etiquette
Here are some do’s and don’ts in Switzerland:

  • Greetings – Greetings are traditionally formal in Western Europe with a firm handshake, a smile and even a slight bow in certain old-fashioned circles.
  • Kissing – Familiar colleagues may kiss each other 3 times on the cheek. However, men rarely kiss men, they shake hands!
  • Dining – Western Europeans follow the Continental or the traditional knife and fork custom when dining. Even sandwiches are eaten with a knife and fork in most West European set-ups. Wait for the host to offer the first toast. Serve yourself small portions to avoid wastage. Place your knife and fork diagonally parallel to each other on your plate, to indicate that you have finished your meal.
  • Sitting – Men sit only after all the women are seated at the table.

Best Time to Visit

The best times to visit West Europe are in spring (April-May), summer (June-August) and fall (September-October). In general, West Europe countries enjoys mild temperatures, although there are regional variations e.g. there’s a Mediterranean climate in the south and wetter weather in the north. In August, most of the countries closes down to chase the sunshine in the south. For budget travels, winter is one of our preferred times to explore West Europe, as the crowds are fewer, yet the restaurants are still lively with locals.

Spring (April to May) is considered one of the best seasons to visit West Europe, as temperatures start to rise and life pours back into the towns and countryside. Markets tend to reopen or double in size. Although the Easter school break can increase domestic tourism, West Europe during springtime is still relatively peaceful in terms of crowds.

In summer (June to July) across the countries, many visitors either head to the sea or to the swimming pool. June is considered one of the best months to visit, as schools are yet to break up for the summer and temperatures are just right for exploring the cities.

Some businesses throughout the countries close in August, as this is when many of the locals take trips of their own and the schools take their long summer break. However, it’s still a very popular month for travel. Temperatures are at their warmest, so you can spend your days soaking up the sun and dining alfresco.

Autumn (September to October) is one of the best times to visit West Europe. Temperatures are still warm but not too hot, creating ideal conditions for exploring both the cities and the countryside. The crowds have thinned, families have returned to school, and landscapes are illuminated with vibrant reds and golds.

In Winter (November to December), although the weather is cooler, it is still great to visit West Europe. Museums and sites are quiet, while restaurants in the cities are still lively. Christmas markets open up across the cities, where vendors sell mulled wine, cheese, charcuterie and seasonal arts and crafts. Rural areas can be quiet during these months.

Points of Interest (not all visited)

Switzerland offers a surprising amount of cultural variety. It’s divided into three regions, which are determined by the countries they border, and has four official languages. The German region of the country, the central and eastern part of Switzerland, is the largest and includes cities such as Zurich, Bern, and Basel. The western part of Switzerland is considered the French region and includes cities such as Lausanne and Geneva.

Switzerland is not the kind of place where tourists fear using public restrooms; in fact it’s just the opposite. The bathroom you find in a train station is probably going to be just as clean as the bathroom you find in your hotel room. And it’s not just the public restrooms, it’s the country’s public transit, streets, water fountains — you can drink from most of them, and much more.

Switzerland has some of the most incredible scenery in Europe, thanks to the majestic Swiss Alps. Even if you’re not skiing or hiking in the Alps, just looking at them is life-changing enough. Probably the most well-known of the Swiss Alps is the Matterhorn.

There are castles throughout all three of Switzerland’s regions, and they’re all breathtaking. Visiting them is like being transported to a different time period. If castles and mountains weren’t enough, Switzerland also has incredible waterfalls. First and foremost, there’s the Rhine Falls near Schaffhausen, the largest plain waterfall in all of Europe.


The Fraumünster and Grossmünster churches

The churches are landmarks of Zurich. The convent once held great power in Zurich. The Fraumünster was built from the middle of the 9th century on the opposite side of the river to the Grossmünster. Today, many visitors are attracted by the five stained glass windows prepared by Marc Chagall in the 1960’s as well as by the the rosette in the south transept. Another significant glass window is “The Heavenly Paradise” (1945) by Augusto Giacometti, the uncle of the famous Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti, in the north transept. With 5793 pipes, the organ in the Fraumünster Church is the largest in the Canton of Zurich. A cycle of frescos by Paul Bodmer depicts the legend of the founding of the monastery and of the city’s patron saints Felix and Regula.


Downtown and Old Town Zurich

Zurich is Switzerland’s largest city and a financial and tourist hub. Located on the river Limmat and the northwestern tip of the Zurich Lake with the Alps on the horizon, this city has so much to see and do that there is something special all year round, and no season is a bad season to visit.

With its picturesque old town, the famous Bahnhofstrasse with its extravagant shopping, and the scenic waterfront, you can spend your time simply meandering through the streets, stopping off regularly in the many cafes and restaurants. Shopping in Zurich, and the rest of Switzerland, is a delight, but it is pricey; indeed, it is so pricey that the Swiss usually take a day trip to Germany to fill their cupboard and wardrobes. So beware of your travel budget.


Zurich Lake

After Lake Geneva, Lake Neuchâtel, Lake Constance and Lake Lucerne, Lake Zurich is one of Switzerland’s “Big Five” in terms of lakes. In the past, it was mainly used as a traffic and transportation route, but today it is a popular excursion destination for swimming, sailing, boating, and picnicking on the shore.


Lake Lucerne

The fourth-largest lake in Switzerland, beautiful Lake Lucerne stretches from the eponymous picturesque city right up to the gorgeous Swiss Alps. It was formed 12,000 years ago during the shrinking of the River Reuss’ glacier, the evidence of which can still be observed in the fascinating Jardin des Glaciers de Lucerne. It is well worth taking advantage of the boat rentals and boat tours here to get the full experience of this breathtaking lake.


Landquart Fashion Outlet

The Landquart Fashion Outlet offers 7 days a week, 160 premium brands from the fields of fashion, sports, outdoor, and lifestyle offer here their collections at least 30% cheaper than the usual retail price. Shop in the open air in a beautiful village center, which is modeled after a Grisons village in chalet style, and relax in one of our cafes or restaurants.


Chapel Bridge Lucerne

Lucerne’s landmark is considered to be Europe’s oldest covered bridge. It was built in the 14th century and was originally a part of the city fortifications. The pictorial panels, which were incorporated in the 17th century, contain scenes of Swiss history as well as the Lucerne’s history.


Lion Monument Lucerne

The Lion Monument in Lucerne is a giant dying lion carved out of a wall of sandstone rock above a pond at the east end of the medieval town. It was designed as a memorial for the mercenary soldiers from central Switzerland who lost their lives while serving the French king Louis XVI during the French Revolution.


Interlaken to Jungfrau Cogwheel Train

The cogwheel train goes through a 7 km tunnel that was dug through the rock of the Eiger and Mönch Alpine peaks and then reaches Jungfraujoch. The total time for the trip is roughly 2 hours and you need to change trains three times. An unforgettable Alpine tour to the majestic world of the Jungfraujoch, Top of Europe at 3’454 m /11’333 ft. A scenic cogwheel train for the most interesting mountain train trip via Kleine Scheidegg at the foot of the famous Eiger North Face to Jungfraujoch, Europe’s highest railway station.


Ice Palace

The Ice Palace can be visited by every guest, even in the most stormy and Arctic weather conditions. Every year, a talented ice artist creates shiny new ice sculptures including eagles, penguins and polar bears.


The Sphinx Observatory


The new observation building on the Sphinx rock was inaugurated in summer 1996. The Sphinx building and observation terrace at 3571 mamsl stand 117 metres above the Jungfraujoch-Top of Europe and provide stunning 360° views. The facility is reached by a spacious double lift carrying up to 1200 persons per hour. The Jungfraujoch is not only a spectacular vantage point but also an excellent location for a wide range of scientific research projects. Astronomers, geologists, physicists, meteorologists and hydrologists contribute to environmental research.


Mount Titlis

Titlis is a mountain of the Uri Alps, a mountain range in Central Switzerland and part of the Western Alps. It is located on the border between the cantons of Obwalden, which is a canton of Switzerland, and Bern, which is the second-largest of the 26 Swiss cantons by both surface area and population. The height of Mount Titlis is 3,239 metres above sea level.

Mount Titlis is mainly accessed from Engelberg on the north side and is famous as the site of the world’s first rotating cable car. The cable car system connects Engelberg to the summit of Klein Titlis through the three stages of Gerschnialp, Trübsee and Stand.


Mount Titlis Cliff Walk

 

The Titlis Cliff Walk is a pedestrian bridge along the cliff of Mount Titlis in the Swiss Alps. Built at around 3,000 m (9,800 ft) above sea level, it is believed to be the highest-elevation suspension bridge in Europe.

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