Breathe in the crisp air in Zurich's Old Town located in the heart of the city. Smell the fragrant coffee from quaint cafes and visit diverse boutiques. Walk along cobbled streets and take in the medieval architecture that has been preserved throughout the centuries.
Lucerne is a charming city known for its iconic Chapel Bridge and scenic Lake Lucerne. Walk across Chapel Bridge, explore the historic Old Town and view stunning landmarks and colourful buildings. Museum lovers may visit the Richard Wagner Museum or the Sammlung Rosengart Museum.
The floating city of Venice will enchant you with canals, gondolas and Renaissance architecture. Explore the famous St. Mark's Square and the exceptional museums that the city has to offer. Take a gondola ride to see the beautiful Grand Canal views and the hidden treasures of the city's smaller waterways.
Among Croatia's best holiday destinations, Dubrovnik has gained popularity for its stunning UNESCO World Heritage Old Town, crystal clear sea, and beautiful, pebbly beaches. Walk the city walls and enjoy the unique view, relax on a beautiful beach or visit museums, and galleries. You could also take the Dubrovnik Cable Car up to Srđ Hill.
Budapest, the Paris of the East, is a city split down the middle by the iconic Danube River. Enjoy spacious parks and eccentric art galleries dotting its streets. Cross the Chain Bridge on foot and take in the views of Buda Castle and the Fisherman's bastion.
Discover the City of a Hundred Spires. The capital of the Czech Republic is one of the most beautiful cities in Europe, mixing Gothic and Baroque architecture. Visit the Astronomical Clock and Old Town Square, stroll over Charles Bridge, explore the Jewish Quarter and climb to the top of the Petřín Lookout Tower.
The Austrian capital is a city of great history, culture, and arts. Explore the famous museum district, opera houses or spend the morning visiting the historic Schönbrunn Palace. Visit the Stephan's Cathedral and Hofburg Palace complex in the city center. You can visit artisan cafes, famous Viennese pastry shops, or take a stroll down the shopping district.
Munich is known for its art, culture and remarkable contributions to the history of the kindgom. Visit the famous Hofbräuhaus, one of the oldest beer halls in the city or stroll through the open English gardens in the city center. The Marienplatz Square is one of the must-see sights, with a large shopping district nearby.
Consider renting a car to visit all these destinations with a mix of scenic routes and express routes at your own leisure. Alternatively, utilizing the extensive train or bus system could save time and add the benefit of no parking fees, between destinations. The estimated total cost of traveling will range from $850 to $1,200, depending on the travel choice and destination.
With a few extra days available, consider adding Milan in Italy or Copenhagen, Denmark into the itinerary for a diverse experience. Since the itinerary involves extensive driving, considering downloading offline maps to avoid data charges. As an alternative, adding or subtracting destinations can alter the itinerary depending on travelers preferences.
The airport in Zurich is known as Zurich Airport (ZRH). It is located just 10 km north of the city center with ample public transportation options, car rentals, and taxis available. Munich Airport (MUC) is the main airport in Munich, and it is located 28 km northeast of the city center. It is the busiest airport in Germany, offering several transportation options, including car rentals, taxis, and subway options.