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Swiss Alps

This is how to see the Swiss Alps!

Appenzell

The Appenzell region, with its enchanting landscapes, offers a serene yet luxurious driving experience. Winding roads lead you through verdant hills and picturesque Swiss villages.

Thur Waterfalls

The Thur Falls (Thurwasserfälle) make for a perfect stop on your tour through the Appenzell region. Nestled in a lush valley, the cascading waters offer a dramatic yet peaceful scene. A short, easy walk brings you to a stunning viewpoint, where the roar of the falls contrasts beautifully with the serene alpine surroundings—ideal for a brief, scenic pause on your journey.

Liechtenstein

Drive through the Principality of Liechtenstein to enjoy breathtaking Alpine scenery, charming villages, and medieval castles. Driving along scenic routes, you'll pass vineyards, the Rhine River, and explore Vaduz, the capital. It's a peaceful, off-the-beaten-path destination with picturesque landscapes, making it perfect for a quiet, serene journey.

Paradisier Adventure Mountain, located near Chur in Switzerland, offers a thrilling experience for visitors of all ages. This scenic destination provides a range of activities, including hiking trails with panoramic views of the Alps, mountain biking, and an exhilarating toboggan run. The mountain's cable car ride reveals breathtaking landscapes, and there's a cozy restaurant at the summit for a relaxing meal with stunning vistas. It’s a perfect stop for those seeking outdoor adventure and scenic beauty.

Julier Pass

The Julier Pass, a high mountain pass in the Swiss Alps, offers an unforgettable drive through stunning alpine scenery. Connecting the Engadin valley with the rest of Switzerland, its winding roads take you through breathtaking landscapes, including dramatic peaks, pristine lakes, and rolling meadows. At an elevation of 2,284 meters, the pass provides numerous scenic viewpoints, ideal for photo stops. A historical route since Roman times, Julier Pass combines natural beauty with a sense of adventure, making it a remarkable highlight on any journey through the Alps.

St. Moritz

St. Moritz, a world-renowned luxury resort town, offers the perfect overnight stop on your journey. Nestled in the heart of the Swiss Alps, it boasts elegant hotels, fine dining, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains and lakes. Whether you indulge in a spa experience, explore the chic boutiques, or take a peaceful evening stroll along Lake St. Moritz, the town provides an exceptional blend of alpine charm and sophistication. Waking up to the crisp mountain air and spectacular scenery ensures a memorable and restful stay.

St. Moritz

Wake up to the wonderful mountain resort in the Swiss Engadine Valley

National Park Centre

The Zernez National Park Center is the gateway to Switzerland's only national park, located in the heart of the Engadine region. This modern visitor center provides insightful exhibits on the park's diverse wildlife, natural history, and conservation efforts. Interactive displays and detailed maps guide visitors on hiking trails, offering a deeper understanding of the park's untouched wilderness. With stunning views of alpine landscapes and abundant opportunities for outdoor exploration, Zernez is an ideal stop for nature enthusiasts looking to experience the pristine beauty of the Swiss Alps.

Fuorn Pass

The Fuorn Pass, also known as the Ofen Pass, is a stunning alpine route in the Swiss Engadine region. At 2,149 meters, the pass offers breathtaking views of rugged peaks, dense forests, and sweeping valleys. As you drive through the pass, you'll pass through the edge of the Swiss National Park, making it a scenic and nature-rich journey. The route is known for its smooth, winding roads and peaceful surroundings, perfect for a relaxing yet visually striking drive. It's a beautiful connection between the Lower Engadine and Val Müstair.

Glorenza

Glorenza, a charming medieval town in South Tyrol, Italy, is known for its perfectly preserved city walls and picturesque atmosphere. As one of the smallest towns in the Alps, it boasts narrow streets, historic buildings, and a peaceful central square. Walking through its gates feels like stepping back in time, with its 16th-century fortifications and traditional Alpine architecture. Glorenza is an ideal stop to explore on foot, offering a blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty in a tranquil setting.

Convent of Saint John Mustair

The Convent of St. John in Müstair, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a remarkable Benedictine monastery located in the Swiss Val Müstair. Founded in the 8th century by Charlemagne, it is renowned for its exceptionally well-preserved Carolingian frescoes and Romanesque architecture. Visitors can explore its ancient church, museum, and cloister, immersing themselves in centuries of history and art. Surrounded by the peaceful Alpine landscape, the convent is a spiritual and cultural gem, offering a glimpse into the region's religious heritage and architectural beauty.

The submerged bell tower in Lake Reschensee (Lago di Resia) is an iconic and eerie landmark in South Tyrol, Italy. The lone 14th-century Romanesque bell tower rises from the lake’s surface, a haunting reminder of the village of Graun, which was flooded in the 1950s to create the artificial reservoir. In winter, the frozen lake allows visitors to walk up to the tower, while in summer, it stands as a striking symbol of history amidst the tranquil waters. The surrounding alpine scenery adds to the surreal and picturesque charm of this unique destination.

Reschenpass

Reschenpass, a high mountain pass in the Alps, connects Austria’s Tyrol region with Italy’s South Tyrol. At an elevation of 1,504 meters, it offers a scenic drive through dramatic alpine landscapes, including the famous Lake Reschensee with its submerged bell tower. The pass is historically significant as a trade route and now provides a gateway for exploring both Austria and Italy. Its well-maintained roads, sweeping vistas, and proximity to outdoor activities make it a stunning and memorable section of any Alpine journey.

Norberthöhe, located in Austria near the Austrian-Swiss border, is a picturesque mountain pass offering a tranquil and scenic route between Pfunds and Nauders. Known for its gentle curves and stunning vistas, it provides breathtaking views of the surrounding Alps and valleys. The pass is less crowded than others, making it a peaceful and enjoyable drive, with opportunities to stop at charming mountain inns. Ideal for travelers seeking a serene yet visually striking alpine experience, Norberthöhe is a hidden gem along the route to higher passes like the Reschenpass.

St. Moritz

Welcome back to St. Moritz

Passo dello Stelvio

From May to October, you can drive the iconic Stelvio Pass in Italy, a route consisting of 48 numbered hairpins spread over 47 kilometers or 29 miles, leading up to the summit at a breathtaking 2,757 meters or 9,045 feet. We ensure that you approach the famous North face of the pass to climb the massive wall of serpentines, enhancing your experience.

St. Moritz

2-min walk from your hotel in St. Moritz to the train station where the Glacier Express is waiting for you.

Landwasser Viaduct

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this impressive viaduct soars 65 meters above the river in the Landwasser Valley.

Albula/Alvra

One of the longest tunnels in Switzerland, crossing beneath the Alps. And Albula Valley: Scenic views of deep gorges, waterfalls, and forests.

Filisur

Solis Viaduct: A dramatic arched bridge crossing a deep gorge. Zügen Gorge: A beautiful narrow gorge you travel through, with dramatic rocky walls.

Ruinaulta Rheinschlucht

Ruinaulta (Rhine Gorge): Also called the "Swiss Grand Canyon," with its stunning white cliffs and turquoise waters of the Rhine River.

Chur

Chur Old Town: Chur is the oldest town in Switzerland with its charming old town and historical buildings. The train passes through, giving brief views of this ancient city.

Rhine Valley

Domleschg Valley: Known for its castles and lush landscape, this valley is filled with historic castles, meadows, and farmlands. Viamala Gorge: Steep rock formations and deep cuts formed by the Rhine River.

Oberalp Pass

The highest point of the Glacier Express route at 2,033 meters. Spectacular views of snow-capped mountains and alpine lakes.

Schollenenschlucht

Devil’s Bridge (Schöllenen Gorge): A historic bridge with legends attached to it, located near Andermatt.

Simplonpass

While not directly visible from the train, the surrounding mountain landscapes offer views of this strategic alpine pass.

Stockalperschloss

A large, baroque palace in Brig, built in the 17th century.

Visp

Valais Vineyards: Views of terraced vineyards as the train descends into the Rhône Valley.

The Matterhorn

On clear days, you can catch your first glimpse of the famous Matterhorn mountain, especially as you approach Zermatt.

Zermatt

The picturesque, car-free resort town is your final destination, offering stunning views of the Matterhorn.

Glacier Express

Throughout the journey, you'll also pass through lush valleys, quaint Swiss villages, tunnels carved through mountains, and glacial rivers, all framed by the dramatic backdrop of the Swiss Alps. The Glacier Express is often called the "world's slowest express train" because it moves slowly enough to appreciate these scenic wonders.

Zermatt

A day at leisure in Zermatt offers endless alpine adventure and relaxation. Start with a stroll through the charming, car-free village, admiring traditional wooden chalets. Ride the Gornergrat Railway for stunning Matterhorn views, or explore scenic hiking trails. In winter, hit the slopes of world-class ski resorts. Relax at a cozy café or indulge in Swiss cuisine, rounding off a perfect day surrounded by the majestic Swiss Alps.

Zurich

Day at Leisure and later departure for your next destination