Zurich, a major financial center and the largest city in Switzerland, offers various activities to enjoy. Take a stroll along the Lake Zurich promenade, an early morning coffee at Café Odeon, or a visit to the Kunsthaus Zurich art museum.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Jungfrau is home to the highest train station in Europe. Witness the breathtaking views of the Swiss Alps via train or join a guided hike. On top, explore the Ice Palace, and take a sip of hot chocolate.
The Fashion Capital of Italy, Milan is a city of elegance and style, from gorgeous architecture to high-end boutiques and cafes. You can visit the famous Duomo di Milano cathedral, the Sforza Castle's art museums, or walk through the Brera Art District.
Famously called the "City of Water," Venice in northern Italy is a unique place, built on more than 100 small islands. Stroll through the narrow canals, visit St. Mark's Basilica, and the Doge's Palace museum. Take a canal ride on a gondola, enjoy a gelato, or sip an Aperol Spritz.
The Eternal City, Rome is an open-air museum of ancient history, culinary wonders, and picturesque views. Visit the Colosseum, the Vatican Museum's Sistine Chapel, and the Trevi Fountain. Enjoy Italian cuisine at one of Campo de' Fiori's restaurants, not away from visual treats.
A natural paradise on the south-west coast of Italy, the Amalfi Coast boasts crystal-clear waters, colorful houses along the cliffs, and a charming atmosphere. Visit Positano's pebbled beaches, the Ravello gardens, and the Caves of Marmorata for more scenic beauty.
If you have extra time, visit Florence or Pisa while traveling from Milan to Venice. You can also spare a day trip from Rome to the Roman ruins of Pompeii or Naples. Conversely, if you have less time, skip the Amalfi Coast portion or assert more time to Zurich or Rome. Remember to plan ahead and book tickets early for an inexpensive yet smooth trip that covers various cities and cultures!