Deluxe Austria, Germany and Switzerland

Welcome to Vienna, the capital and largest city in Austria. Upon arrival, a private transfer will take you to your hotel for check-in.

After a short break, take a traditional Fiaker ride through Vienna's historic center to appreciate its beautiful buildings in Baroque, Gothic, and Romanesque. There is almost no cozier way to get a glimpse of this city than in a horse-drawn four-wheeled carriage. Among these numerous attractions, the most popular imperial palaces of the Hofburg and Schönbrunn are absolutely worth visiting.

The Wachau Valley located between the towns of Krems and Melk offers an incredible medieval landscape. It was inscribed as "Wachau Cultural Landscape" in the UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites in 2000.

Depart from Vienna to Krems this morning and start a scenic journey along the Wachau Valley. The vast vineyards dotted with tiny villages, the ruined clifftop castles high above the river, the gardens strewn with fresh flowers, all will let you feel relaxed and comfortable. Make a stopover at Melk to visit the Benedictine Abbey of Melk, which is the most representative Baroque monument in Austria.

Later in the day, continue your drive to Salzburg for the night.

Salzburg, the gateway to the Alps and the birthplace of the famous composer Mozart is one of the most renowned cities in Austria and even Europe. Its UNESCO-listed historic center is dominated by a beautiful Baroque architecture while the area around the city, Lake District of Salzburg, is surrounded by tranquil waterfront towns and mountain backdrops.

Take the morning to enjoy a sightseeing walking tour of its historic center. Get lost in the quaint little streets, admire beautifully designed squares, and marvel at the grand historical buildings.

Later in the afternoon, refresh yourself with the stunning natural landscape in the Lake District of Salzburg. The tour will end with a cable car up to the top of Mount Zwölferhorn for the spectacular views of Wolfgangsee Lake.

After breakfast, you will head toward Germany along with the stunning landscape of the Bavarian Alps. In Berchtesgaden, there is the possibility to visit the Eagle's Nest. Sitting on a rocky outcrop above Obersalzberg overlooking Berchtesgaden, it was used by members of the Nazi Party for government and social meetings and now it is open seasonally as a restaurant.

Continue the trip to your hotel Schloss Elmau in Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

The highlight of today is to visit the Neuschwanstein Castle, the postcard of German and prototype of Disneyland's castle. It was built by Ludwig II who is sometimes called the "Fairy Tale King" as a private residence for himself. Watching from the Marie's Bridge, the breathtaking scenery will catch your eyes - a medieval palace complex rising from the lush forest with the plains, rivers, and mountains as the background.

In the afternoon, proceed to your hotel in Munich.

Start your exploration of Munich with a walking tour around the Marienplatz (Mary's Square) in the city center. Besides the elegant New City Hall and its magnificent carillon, you can also visit the Cathedral of Our Dear Lady (the Frauenkirche) in late Gothic style and the nearby Viktualienmarkt (a daily food market).

End today with a stroll along the Maximilianstrasse. As one of the city's four royal avenues, it is framed by mostly Neo-Gothic buildings, and part of it is packed with galleries, designer shops, luxury boutiques, and so on.

Today you will enjoy a fantastic day of luxurious shopping at the Outletcity Metzingen. VIP service or advice from a personal shopping assistant is included. Be inspired by more than 70 premium and luxury brands with your personal assistant's advice.

After that, travel to Baden-Baden for your evening.

Baden-Baden, a great resort town in Germany and even in Europe, is known world-wise as an elegant hydrothermal station and its casino. Spend your morning strolling around the city to experience its charm.

In the afternoon, head to the city of Baiersbronn in the Black Forest for a foodies adventure.

Today you will head to Switzerland through the Black Forest. Make a stopover at "Vogtsbauernhof" - a fascinating open-air museum showcasing the history and culture of the Black Forest and Triberg - a town famous for having the world's largest and smallest cuckoo clocks as well as the location to the highest waterfall in Germany. Before reaching Interlaken, you will also have the chance to take a short break in Basel or Bern.

One of the must-does in Interlaken is taking an excursion to Jungfraujoch - the Top of Europe. As you step out to the highest railway station up to 3,454 meters, you will certainly find you are in a wonderful world of ice and snow. Or you might choose to go to the Piz Gloria, a revolving restaurant at the 2,970 meters on the summit of the Schilthorn. The views of the Eiger, Monch, and Jungfrau mountains are spectacular.

After breakfast, you will travel along the shores of Lake Lucerne to the city of Lucerne. Thanks to its stunning medieval architecture and wonderful location on the edge of Lake Lucerne amid snow-capped mountains, this city is a popular stop for most people visiting Switzerland. Take some time to explore this city including the Chapel Bridge, the oldest wooden covered bridge in Europe. Continue to your hotel in St. Moritz in the afternoon.

Today you will ride the famous Glacier Express toward Zermatt. This pleasant train journey will be one of the most unforgettable memories of your life. Sitting by the window, you can dine on a 5-course menu with a selection of regional wines while enjoying the spectacular view of the Swiss Alps outside the window.

Later in the day, you will arrive in Zermatt. Check into your hotel for a rest.

Zermatt, probably the most famous Alpine village in Switzerland, is car-free and still preserves its original charm. From here, you will take a cogwheel train to Gornergrat at an elevation of 3,089 meters. Unlike Jungfraujoch near Interlaken, this area is the perfect place to enjoy the Matterhorn surrounded by mountain peaks over 4,000 meters high.

Today, continue your journey to Montreux. En route, you will visit the first suspension bridge in the world to connect two peaks: the Peak Walk by Tissot. Located at Glacier 3000, it offers stunning views over the Alps including the Matterhorn, Mont Blanc, Eiger, Mönch, and Jungfrau mountains.

When staying in Montreux, it is recommended that spend a day enjoying a gastronomical journey to the nearby towns of Gruyères and Broc. The town of Gruyéres is famous for its namesake cheese, while Broc is renowned for its chocolate factory, "Maison Cailler". So be ready to immerse yourself in the wonderful world of cheese and chocolate with all your senses.

Your vacation will come to an end today. Before boarding your departure flight, you still can walk around the city of Geneva to find some prestigious watches like Cartier, Patek Philippe, and Rolex or some jewelry as souvenirs for loved ones.