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Springfield, IL

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Wellesley, MA

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Foster City, CA

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Chagrin Falls, OH

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Annandale, VA

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Massapequa Park, NY

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Georgetown, TX

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Newburgh, IN

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New York, NY

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Small Group Tour Highlights
  • Lovely Lucerne, including Kapellbrücke covered bridge
  • Cogwheel train to Mt. Pilatus
  • Famed Glacier Express Alpine train route
  • Gornergratbahn open-air railway with views of the Matterhorn
  • Private Lake Lugano cruise
  • Visit to Bellinzona’s Castelgrande, a UNESCO site
  • Alfresco grotto lunch
  • Tour and tasting at a Swiss winery
  • Baroque Old Town of Salzburg
  • Eagle’s Nest, Nazi clifftop retreat
  • Medieval Hohensalzburg, one of Europe’s finest castles
  • Intimate classical music concert
Day-by-Day Trip Itinerary

Day 1: Depart U.S. for Zurich, Switzerland

Day 2: Arrive Zurich/Lake Lucerne We arrive in Zurich and transfer to our hotel on the shores of Lake Lucerne. After checking in, we meet for a briefing about the journey ahead, followed by dinner at our hotel. D

Day 3: Lucerne/Mt. Pilatus This morning we encounter historic and alluring Lucerne, surrounded by mountains and sitting on its namesake lake. We visit the medieval Old Town; and cross treasured Kapellbrücke (Chapel Bridge), the oldest covered bridge in Europe. Later we ride the world’s steepest cogwheel train to the summit of nearby Mt. Pilatus for stunning views across the surrounding countryside. B

Day 4: Lake Lucerne/Zermatt Today’s scenic overload begins with a ferry ride on Lake Lucerne, where we pass Rütli meadow, legendary “birthplace of Switzerland.” Disembarking at Flüelen, we coach to Andermatt to board the celebrated Glacier Express train, renowned for its panoramic views as it sweeps through striking valleys, past mountain hamlets, and follows the course of the fabled Rhône. Our adventure on this famed route ends in Zermatt, in the shadow of the Matterhorn. Tonight, we enjoy dinner together at a local restaurant. B,D

Day 5: Zermatt/Gornergrat Sitting in a low-slung notch, Zermatt is surrounded on all sides by towering slopes. We get a unique view of the spectacular scenery this morning as we ride the Gornergratbahn, the highest open-air railway in Europe, to the summit of the Gornergrat. Atop this rocky ridge, a dramatic tapestry unfolds all around us: 29 Alpine peaks, each over 13,000 feet, including the majestic Matterhorn standing alone at nearly 15,000 feet. After admiring the jaw-dropping scenery, we begin our descent by train to Zermatt, where the remainder of the day is free to explore this very walkable village as we wish. B

Day 6: Zermatt/Stresa, Italy/Lugano We travel by coach today through more superb Swiss scenery, and cross into northern Italy via the legendary Simplon Pass through the Alps. Late morning, we arrive in Stresa, Italy, along the shores of lovely Lake Maggiore, where we have time to explore and enjoy lunch on our own. Then a scenic drive through the famed Italian lake district returns us to Switzerland and our hotel in lakeside Lugano. B,D

Day 7: Lugano/Ascona Today’s tour of Ticino, Switzerland’s southernmost canton, begins in Ascona on the shores of Lake Maggiore. We enjoy a walking tour of this charming town known for its pastel lakefront façades and an early 20th-century artists’ colony which attracted such artists and thinkers as Herman Hesse, Carl Jung, and Paul Klee. Next, we visit a nearby winery in the Ascona Delta, where we stroll through the vineyard, tour the wine cellars, and sample the wines on offer here. Before returning to Lugano, we enjoy regional fare as we lunch alfresco at a local grotto restaurant built around mountain caves.  B,L

Day 8: Lake Lugano After a free morning to explore Lugano independently, we board a motorboat for a private half-day cruise around Lake Lugano. We put ashore at Morcote, a town barely a mile square whose cobbled streets, terraced gardens, and Mediterranean charm led Swiss citizens in 2016 to name it the nation’s loveliest village. After lunch together and time to explore, we continue on our cruise with a stop in Gandria, whose stucco façades seem to cling precariously to the side of Monte Brè. B,L

Day 9: Lugano/Bellinzona/Vaduz, Liechtenstein/Seefeld, Austria Leaving the Lake District today, we’re bound for Austria by way of the tiny sovereign nation of Liechtenstein. We stop first in medieval Bellinzona, with its three feudal castles, all UNESCO sites. Here we visit Castelgrande, the iconic central castle where we explore the ramparts and expansive grounds. We then continue north to Liechtenstein, reaching the country’s scenic capital of Vaduz, where we have free time to explore and have lunch on our own. We travel on to Austria, reaching our hotel in the mountain village of Seefeld early this evening. We dine together at our hotel tonight. B,D

Day 10: Seefeld/Innsbruck This morning we coach to nearby Innsbruck, host of the 1964 and 1976 Winter Olympics. A walk-ing tour highlights the postcard-worthy sights, including the many pedestrian squares surrounded by pastel-colored façades. Then we take a cable car to a lookout in the Nordkette, the “mountain at the heart of Innsbruck,” where we enjoy panoramic views of the city and the surrounding Alps. We have time on our own in Innsbruck before returning to Seefeld. B,D

Day 11: Seefeld/Tyrol/Salzburg Today we travel through Tyrol, a crossroads of Western Europe, en route to Salzburg. We stop to visit the Museum of Tyrolean Farms, an interactive outdoor exhibit featuring dozens of preserved farmhouses dating from the 15th century onwards. Then we continue on to Salzburg, Austria’s riverside jewel and city of Mozart and The Sound of Music. Following dinner together, we attend a classical music concert in the Marble Room of famed Mirabell Palace. B,D

Day 12: Salzburg Our walking tour this morning features the geometrically-styled Mirabell Gardens, dating to the 17th century; the Baroque Old Town, now a UNESCO site; and visits to Salzburg Cathedral and medieval Hohensalzburg Fortress, one of Europe’s largest and best-preserved castles. Then the remainder of the day is at leisure for independent exploration and dinner on our own. B

Day 13: Salzburg/Eagle’s Nest/Berchtesgaden We travel today to the Bavarian resort town of Berchtesgaden, site of the clifftop Kehlsteinhaus (Eagle’s Nest), the Nazi Party’s alpine retreat. Arriving by the original 1930s brass elevator, we tour the chalet where Hitler paid multiple visits before it was captured by the Allies in the closing days of WWII. In the event Eagle’s Nest is closed because of unseasonal weather, we’ll visit the nearby Berchtesgaden Salt Mine, which has operated continuously for more than 500 years. After lunch together, we take a walking tour of the village of Berchtesgaden, once the residence of the Bavarian royal family. Then we return to Salzburg, where the rest of the afternoon is at leisure before we celebrate our splendid journey at a farewell dinner. B,L,D

Day 14: Depart for U.S. We transfer today to the Munich airport for our return flight to the U.S. B

Please note: This trip involves considerable walking on uneven terrain in a natural environment. You should be in good physical condition to enjoy the tour to the fullest. Elevations at hotel locations are not severe, ranging from 1,400 ft. to 5,200 ft. The altitude on some excursions – Gornergrat (10,300 ft.) and other Alpine venues (6,000–7,500 ft.) – could pose problems for guests with certain health conditions. You should consult your personal physician if you have concerns.

B = Breakfast included L = Lunch included D = Dinner included

Tour Price Includes
  • Round-trip air transportation from listed cities
  • 12 nights’ accommodations in Superior First Class and First Class hotels
  • 22 meals: 12 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 7 dinners
  • Extensive sightseeing as described, including all entrance fees
  • Services of an Odysseys Unlimited Tour Director
  • Private motorcoach transportation throughout your trip
  • Luggage handling for one bag per person
  • Gratuities for local guides, dining room servers, airport and hotel porters, and all drivers
  • $100 frequent traveler credit towards your next Odysseys Unlimited tour ($200 after 3 tours; $300 after 10 tours)
2023 Tour Dates & Prices

2023 Tour Dates & Prices
including international airfare and all taxes, surcharges, and fees

May 11+
May 15
May 22
May 25+
Sep 21+
Sep 25
May 29
Jun 5
Jun 12, 15+
Jun 19, 26
Jul 3
Aug 21
Aug 26^, 28
Sep 2^, 4
Sep 7+, 11
Sep 16^
Sep 18
Jul 10*^
Jul 17*
Jul 24*
Aug 7*
Boston, New York,
Philadelphia
$5,792$5,892$5,992$6,092
Atlanta, Charlotte,
Washington, DC
$5,992$6,092$6,192$6,292
Chicago, Cinc,
Cleve, Detroit, Miami,
Orl, Tampa
$6,092$6,192$6,292$6,392
Dallas, Den, Hou,
Los Ang, Minn,
Phoenix, Port (OR),
San Fran, Seattle
$6,192$6,292$6,392$6,492

Please call if your city is not listed or for land only prices. Prices are per person based on double occupancy and include airline taxes, surcharges, and fees of $597, which are subject to change until final payment is made.

Single travelers please add $995. Your $475 deposit is fully refundable up to 95 days before departure. All 2023 tour prices above (excluding airlines taxes, surcharges, and fees) are guaranteed.

*Salzburg Festival: Guests will have the opportunity to be in Salzburg during this classical music and performing arts festival (no formal activities planned).

Accommodations on Days 2-3: +Renaissance Lucerne (Lucerne); Days 4-5: Resort Hotel Alex (Zermatt), ^Hotel Beausite Zermatt; Days 6-8: Hotel International au Lac (Lugano)

Airline upgrades (subject to availability) on Trans-Atlantic flights: Business Class – $3,895 per person; Premium Economy – $1,595 per person

2024 Tour Dates & Prices

2024 Tour Dates & Prices
including international airfare and all taxes, surcharges, and fees

May 9+
May 13
May 20
May 23+
Sep 23
Sep 26+
Sep 30
May 30+
Jun 3
Jun 10
Jun 24
Jul 8
Aug 26
Sep 2, 9
Sep 16
Jul 15*
Jul 22*
Aug 5*
Aug 12*
Boston, New York,
Philadelphia
$5,992$6,092$6,392$6,492
Atlanta, Charlotte,
Washington, DC
$6,192$6,292$6,592$6,692
Chicago, Cinc,
Cleve, Detroit, Miami,
Orl, Tampa
$6,292$6,392$6,692$6,792
Dallas, Den, Hou,
Los Ang, Minn,
Phoenix, Port (OR),
San Fran, Seattle
$6,392$6,492$6,792$6,892

Please call if your city is not listed or for land only prices. Prices are per person based on double occupancy and include airline taxes, surcharges, and fees of $597, which are subject to change until final payment is made.

Single travelers please add $1,095. Your $475 deposit is fully refundable up to 95 days before departure. All tour prices above (excluding airlines taxes, surcharges, and fees) are guaranteed.

*Salzburg Festival: Guests will have the opportunity to be in Salzburg during this classical music and performing arts festival (no formal activities planned)

Accommodations: Days 2-3: +Renaissance Lucerne (Lucerne); Days 4-5: Resort La Ginabelle (Zermatt)

Airline upgrades (subject to availability) on round-trip Trans-Atlantic flights: Business Class – $3,895 per person; Premium Economy – $1,595 per person

Accommodations
    Swiss-Chalet Merlischachen, Lake Lucerne / Days 2-3 / First Class

    The rustic and traditional Swiss-Chalet Merlischachen stands just steps from the shores of Lake Lucerne, offering guests a perfect location from which to explore this idyllic Swiss destination.  The hotel’s amenities include a fine-dining restaurant, lounge/bar, wine cellar, spa and sauna with a range of treatments (some at additional cost), laundry and dry-cleaning services (for a fee), and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access.  Each guest room is decorated in a mountain lodge style with wood paneling and furniture, and has private bath with hair dryer, in-room safe, minibar, TV, and phone.

    Resort Hotel Alex, Zermatt / Days 4-5 / First Class

    Tucked into the northwest corner of the walkable mountain town of Zermatt, Resort Hotel Alex offers a comfortable stay with incredible views of the surrounding Alps. This cozy, lodge-style hotel presents a traditional façade, but offers a wide range of state-of-the-art amenities. In addition to a variety of dining and drinking options, the Alex offers a large indoor grotto-style swimming pool, full spa and sauna with a range of treatments (some at additional cost), fitness center, tennis and squash courts, outdoor terrace and lounge amid landscaped gardens, laundry and dry-cleaning services (for a fee), and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access. Each guest room has private bath with hair dryer, in-room safe, TV, and phone. Please note: Due to its elevation and generally cool Alpine climate, the Resort Hotel Alex does not offer air-conditioned guest rooms.

    Hotel Lugano Dante, Lugano / Days 6-8 / First Class

    Situated on a quiet street in a pedestrian area of Lugano, the Hotel Lugano Dante sits just a five minute walk from the town’s namesake lake.  Amenities include a bar, lobby snack corner with tea and coffee, laundry and dry cleaning service (for a fee), and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access.  Air-conditioned guest rooms include private bath with hair dryer, tea- and coffee-making facilities, minibar with complimentary soft drinks, TV, and phone.

    Hotel Seelos, Seefeld / Days 9-10 / First Class

    A true Alpine lodge with wonderful views of the town of Seefeld and its surrounding peaks, Hotel Seelos offers modern amenities in a comfortable mountain setting.  The hotel sits just a short walk from Seefeld’s main street, the Olympiastrasse, named in honor of the several Winter Olympics competitions held here.  The hotel has a restaurant and bar, and includes a sauna and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access.  Guest rooms are decorated with Alpine touches and have balconies with views of the Alps, private bath with hair dryer, TV, and phone.  Please note:  As with the Schlosshotel Zermatt, Hotel Seelos does not offer air conditioning in guest rooms.

    Imlauer Hotel Pitter Salzburg, Salzburg / Days 11-13 / Superior First Class

    The Imlauer Hotel Pitter Salzburg was extensively renovated in 2014 after being originally opened by the Pitter family in 1864. Located in Salzburg’s New Town, the hotel sits a short walk away from the Mirabell Palace and Garden and a 10-minute walk from the historic Old Town. Amenities include a beer cellar, a rooftop restaurant and bar, fitness center, sauna, laundry and dry cleaning services (for a fee), and complimentary Wi-Fi internet service. Air-conditioned guest rooms have private bath with hair dryer, in-room safe, tea- and coffee-making facilities, TV, and phone.

    Hotel Kaiserhof, Vienna / Extension / First Class

    The stylish and family-owned Hotel Kaiserhof sits in a convenient location near the center of Vienna, offering a perfect location from which to explore this cultural gem of a city.  The hotel’s history stretches back to its founding in 1896, when it was one of the first hotels in Europe to offer an elevator, central heat, running water, and electricity, and it has long been known as one of Vienna’s finest hotels.  Amenities include a bar, fitness center, sauna, steam bath, laundry and dry cleaning service (for a fee), and complimentary Wi-Fi internet access.  Air-conditioned guest rooms have private bath with hair dryer, tea- and coffee-making facilities, in-room safe, minibar, TV, and phone.

Ratings are based on the Hotel & Travel Index, the travel industry standard reference.
Post-Tour Extension

Vienna – On Your Own

4 days/3 nights for $795 total price
Single Supplement: $355

Savor an unstructured stay in this city of arts and culture. Music, opera, and museums abound.

Your Tour Price Includes
  • Rail transportation Salzburg/Vienna
  • 3 nights’ accommodations at Hotel Kaiserhof (First Class)
  • 3 meals: 3 breakfasts
  • Vienna city orientation tour with local guide
  • Transfer from rail station and to airport

Extension not available on June 12 and June 26, 2023 departures.

Please see the Accommodations tab for hotel information.

Tour Directors
Chiara Baroni

“Chiara pays a great deal of attention to little things as well as big. I have been a tour guide in both Europe and the U.S., and she was just about the best I have ever encountered.”
Barney & Susan Milstein
Portland, OR

Max di Leva

“Thanks to Max our tour was even better. His knowledge and caring personality made the trip. Keep him on your guide list. He’s the best.”
Lee Ann Rippentrop
Minneapolis, MN

Raffaele Marmo

“Raffe was exceptional! He has great knowledge to share with his group. Raffe was always concerned for the safety and well-being of his group. He is compassionate, caring, exceptionally funny, and full of love for his job . . . Tour director extraordinaire!”
Shirley Sietsema
Merced, CA

Eva Matosevic

“I cannot say enough about Eva. She is a gem! So wonderful! She went out of her way to help us and let us get a full experience. The best!”
Grace Ratliff
Garner, NC

Angel Ramirez

Angel was a great tour guide. He was always eager to share his knowledge of Switzerland and Austria with an interesting manner, as well as a great sense of humor.”
Bill & Jan Tecklenburg
Broomfield, CO

Sabine Traeder

“Sabine was experienced, knowledgeable and fun!”
Donna Willson
Brewster MA

Igor Ribic

Odysseys Unlimited Tour Director

Renata Guzera

Odysseys Unlimited Tour Director

Sara Basile

“We thoroughly enjoyed Sara as our tour guide. She made us laugh and sing and have a wonderful time. She is so full of life and enthusiasm you couldn’t help but be in a great mood and have fun.”
Paula Lauer
Whitehouse, OH

Silvija Horsta

Odysseys Unlimited Tour Director

Sonia Sgarella

Odysseys Unlimited Tour Director

Silvia Sarsano

“Silvia made this trip exceptional! Her personality was fun-loving and entertaining, all the while being extremely professional and detail oriented, taking care of any problem that existed, and always dealing with efficiency. Outstanding tour director.”
Steven & Marie Olson
Normandy Park, WA

Destination Insight
Exploring…
Suggested Reading for Your Vacation

John McPhee
La Place de la Concorde Suisse
McPhee deploys his usual insight and wonderful prose on the phenomenon of the Swiss army, presenting an irreverent portrait of Switzerland and the Swiss mindset.

Stephen O’Shea
The Alps, A Human History from Hannibal to Heidi and Beyond
In an entertaining narrative, O’Shea drives, hikes and climbs through 500 miles of the Alps while musing on the historic personalities who braved the forbidding range, including Napoleon, Hitler and James Bond. A thoughtful introduction to the Alps.

Fergus Fleming
Killing Dragons, The Conquest of the Alps
Fleming spins lively tales of man against nature in this entertaining history of the eccentrics, adventurers and publicity-hounds who sought to conquer the Alps, including Whymper and his first ascent of the Matterhorn 150 years ago.

Freytag & Berndt
Alps Map
This regional map (1:500,000), centered on the Alps, includes portions of Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, Germany and France.

Kendall Maycock
Culture Smart! Switzerland
A concise, no-nonsense guide to Switzerland’s customs, etiquette and culture.

Lonely Planet
Lonely Planet Italian Phrasebook
A handy, palm-sized guide to pronunciation, basic grammar and essential vocabulary for the traveler.

Hans Gerlach
Alpine Cookbook
Subtitled “Comfort Food from the Mountain,” DK’s Alpine Cookbook collects 110 delicious recipes from Bavaria, Austria and Switzerland. The dishes, which combine traditional cuisine with modern trends, include schnitzel, potato pancakes, meaty main courses and savory vegetarian options.

Beppe Severgnini
La Bella Figura, A Field Guide to the Italian Mind
Italians themselves love this guide to the Italian character, which addresses their never-ending passion for beauty, disorder and high emotion. The book opens with a snapshot of Malpensa Airport, then moves on to Tuscany, Rome, Naples and Sardinia.

Andrew Beattie
The Alps, A Cultural History
Beattie explores the turbulent past and vibrant present of the Alps, where early pioneers of tourism, mountaineering and scientific research have each left their mark.

Brenda Fowler
Iceman: Uncovering the Life and Times of a Prehistoric Man Found in an Alpine Glacier
The complete story of the discovery of and controversy surrounding the frozen corpse of a prehistoric man found in the Tyrolian Alps.

Edward Whymper
Scrambles Amongst the Alps: In the Years 1860-69
Edward Whymper’s classic account of Victorian-era mountaineering captures the geography, beauty and allure of the Alps.

Mark Twain, David Eggers (Introduction), Kerry Driscoll (Introduction)
A Tramp Abroad
Written 11 years after Innocents Abroad, this is Twain’s second foray into European travel. Filled with his characteristic wit and humorous observations, it documents his journeys through Germany, Switzerland, France and Italy. Now with an introduction by Dave Eggers.

Maria von Trapp
The Story of the Trapp Family Singers
The true story of the von Trapp family singers, as remembered by Maria von Trapp herself. Maria was indeed a novice nun, but there ends her resemblance to the Julie Andrews character in The Sound of Music.

Jon Krakauer
Eiger Dreams, Ventures Among Men and Mountains
A collection of some of Krakauer’s (Into Thin Air) best journalism, these stories and essays focus on the mindset and determination of world-class mountaineers, including Alpine and Himalayan climbers.

Michael Dibdin
A Long Finish, An Aurelio Zen Mystery
Another enjoyable “Aurelio Zen Mystery” from Michael Dibdin. This time private investigator Zen is in Rome and Alba, enjoying wonderful wine and food while uncovering a murderous plot that may jeopardize the Piemontese wine industry.

James Salter
Solo Faces
The story of an American climber who, dissatisfied with his everyday life, travels to the Alps of southern France to tackle mountain peaks. The prose is glorious and the mountain- climbing scenes are as vivid as they get. Much of the action takes place in and around Chamonix.

Lars Svensson
Birds of Europe
Featuring 3,500 glorious paintings by Killian Mullarney and Dan Zetterstrom, the second edition of this exquisite guide features updated text and maps.

Gillian Price
Cicerone Alpine Flowers, How to Recognize over 230 Alpine Flowers
An easy-to-carry companion for Alpine walks featuring 230 flowers and their names in English, French, German, Italian and Latin.

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