Check in at your Paris hotel (if early check-in not available, leave bags). Breakfast at a nearby boulangerie (croissant + coffee) to start like a local. Typical boulangeries open from ~7:00am.
Try Krishna Bhavan (authentic South Indian / thali-style) or any highly rated Indian restaurant in the 1st/2nd/10th arrondissements for familiar flavors after sightseeing. Check current opening hours; many are open 12:00–15:00.
Relaxing 1-hour cruise (Bateaux Parisiens / Vedettes de Paris) gives views of Notre-Dame and Eiffel; typical departures from Pont Neuf area, operating from ~10:30am–10:30pm.
Dine at a well-reviewed Indian place near the Latin Quarter for convenience after a full day; many stay open until ~10:30pm. Good option for familiar tastes and vegetarian choices.
Explore boutiques, historic squares, and cafes; perfect late-afternoon activity with many small museums and galleries (shops typically open until 7:00–8:00pm).
Quick breakfast near hotel then RER C to Versailles Château Rive Gauche — trains run frequently; palace opening commonly ~9:00am (check for closures/workshops).
Explore the State Apartments, Hall of Mirrors and vast gardens; expect 3–4 hours if you include the grounds and Trianons. Palace entries usually open from ~9:00am–6:30pm.
Back in Paris for lunch; choose an Indian restaurant or a bistro depending on energy levels. Many Indian places open 12:00–15:00 and again 19:00–23:00.
Take an early TGV Lyria from Paris Gare de l'Est/Paris Gare de Lyon to Basel SBB (~3h). Change to a Swiss Federal train Basel → Lucerne (~1h). TGV Lyria typical journey time ~3h; book 2–6 weeks ahead for best fares.
Check into your Lucerne hotel. Have lunch in Old Town; there are also a couple of authentic Indian restaurants in Lucerne — check opening hours around noon.
Take the train to Engelberg (~45min) then cable cars to Mount Titlis. Titlis cableway typically runs ~8:00–17:00 but times vary; book mountain tickets in advance.
Walk the glacier cave, ride the Rotair gondola and enjoy panoramic alpine views; perfect for mountain photos and light hikes — facilities operate during daytime.
Simple mountain restaurant options are available, or descend to Engelberg for a wider selection; mountain restaurants usually open through the afternoon.
Take an intercity Swiss train to Zürich Hauptbahnhof (~1h). Trains are frequent and comfortable; buy point-to-point tickets or use Swiss Travel Pass if you have one.
Stroll Bahnhofstrasse (shopping street) and the medieval Altstadt. Museum hours (e.g., Kunsthaus) usually ~10:00–18:00 — check specific museum schedules.
Zürich offers several high-quality Indian restaurants (check current reviews for specialties and opening hours). Many close mid-afternoon and reopen in the evening.
Option A: Fly Zürich → Rome tonight (flight ~1h45) — check early evening flights as prices/availability change; Option B: Stay overnight in Zürich and fly early next morning. If flying tonight aim to arrive at airport 90–120 minutes before departure.
EURREst70-150 (per person flight, one-way) or CHFEst120-220 (hotel), 0h0m
Enjoy a final Swiss dinner or choose an Indian restaurant in Zürich depending on whether you fly tonight or tomorrow; book in advance for popular spots.
Morning flight to Rome Fiumicino (FCO) ~1h45. Budget airlines and legacy carriers run multiple daily services; book early for best fares. Arrive at Rome and transfer to central hotel (Termini/Spagna area).
Check in, freshen up, and have lunch; Rome has several well-reviewed Indian restaurants around Termini and Prati for vegetarian and spice-adjusted meals.
Explore the Colosseum (usually open ~8:30am–7:00pm depending on season) and walk through the Forum and Palatine Hill; book a combined ticket to skip lines.
Try a reputable Indian restaurant such as Maharajah, Krishna 2, or a top-rated place in Trastevere or near Termini; check opening hours and reserve for dinner service (~19:00–22:30).
Enter early to avoid crowds; museums typically open ~9:00am and can be busy — book skip-the-line tickets for a morning slot. St. Peter's Basilica is usually open from early morning until evening.
Classic central Rome walking loop visiting the Pantheon (often open ~9:00–19:00), picturesque Piazza Navona and the Trevi Fountain; expect light crowds in the afternoon.
Enjoy dinner in Trastevere at a recommended Indian restaurant or sample Roman cuisine with an Indian twist; Trastevere has lively evening atmosphere and many dinner options open late.
Visit Borghese Gallery for Bernini and Caravaggio masterpieces; tours run on timed-entry slots and typically require advance booking — museum hours commonly ~9:00–19:00.
Head to Fiumicino (FCO) or Ciampino (CIA) based on your flight schedule. Allow 90–120 minutes for airport transfer from central Rome depending on transport choice (Leonardo Express or taxi).