A Breathtaking 7-Day Itinerary in Switzerland

1. Day 1: Zurich
   2 hours (140km) from Geneva

   Visit the Swiss National Museum, stroll around the historic Old Town, and enjoy the scenic view at Uetliberg Mountain.

2. Day 2: Lucerne
   45 minutes (50km) from Zurich

   Walk on the iconic Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge), explore the Swiss culture at Swiss Museum of Transport, and visit the mesmerizing Lion Monument.

3. Day 3: Interlaken
   1 hour 45 minutes (120km) from Lucerne

   Indulge in daring adventures such as paragliding, bungee jumping, and skydiving, visit the breathtaking St. Beatus Caves, and enjoy the scenic view at Harder Kulm mountain.

4. Day 4: Grindelwald
   30 minutes (20km) from Interlaken

   Explore the serene atmosphere of the Grindelwald Glacier Canyon, indulge in skiing at First Ski Resort, and enjoy the panoramic view of the Swiss Alps at Jungfrau Railway.

5. Day 5: Montreux
   2 hours (150km) from Grindelwald

   Walk past the magnificent Château de Chillon, visit the beautiful Musée de Montreux, and enjoy a walk at Montreux Lakeside Promenade.

6. Day 6: Geneva
   1 hour (90km) from Montreux

   Visit the United Nations Palace, explore the history of science at the Museum of History of Science, and stroll around the charming Old Town Geneva.

7. Day 7: Lausanne
   45 minutes (64km) from Geneva

   Visit the famous International Olympic Committee (IOC) Museum, stroll around the charming Flon District, and enjoy the beautifully architected Lausanne Cathedral.

Time and Costs Estimates

• Swiss National Museum (2 hours, £10)
• Swiss Museum of Transport (2 hours, £14)
• St. Beatus Caves (2 hours, £12)
• Jungfrau Railway (4 hours, £40)
• Montreux Lakeside Promenade (1 hour, free)
• Museum of History of Science (2 hours, £16)
• International Olympic Committee Museum (2 hours, £20)
Total Estimated Costs: £112

Useful tips

If you have more time, try hiking at Mount Pilatus in Lucerne or skiing at Zermatt. If you have less time, consider skipping Interlaken and Grindelwald and head directly to Montreux, Geneva and Lausanne.