Top Central Switzerland Holidays

The one and only Lucerne Beer Tour! What to expect: - walking tour through the charming Old Town of Lucerne, starting at the Torbogen (arch monument) right in front of Lucerne's main train station - a knowledgeable local guide, entertaining you with stories about beer, Lucerne, and its beer scene - learn about the history of beer and how it is made - a minimum of eight 10cl tasters of totally unique beer styles - a cozy small-group tour of maximum 10 people

Get into the spirit of the Christmas season in Lucerne with this holiday walking tour. Bundle up and join your guide to explore a festive Christmas market, marvel at the lights, and warm yourself with a hot drink. Along the way you can explore the old town, and enjoy views of Chapel Bridge and the Reuss River.

This tour is a fantastic opportunity to explore the most beautiful and popular places in Switzerland. It's very easy for tourists to visit everywhere and take walks along the lake shore. You can have a wonderful time in this city without getting bored anywhere. During the tour, you can walk along the scenic lake shores, enjoy breathtaking mountain views, and experience truly unforgettable moments. Each city offers a day full of interesting activities and sights. While the route remains the same, you can customize your experience by choosing the tours that best suit your preferences. If you wish, you can completely customize your tour and choose the places you want to visit. Since our prices are all-inclusive, you can enjoy your trip without worrying about extra costs or waiting in long queues. Of course, you can also organize the tour yourself; however, if you prefer a stress-free experience, we will handle all the arrangements while you sit back and enjoy the tour.

Switzerland is known for its chocolate, but knowing the best spots for insight into the traditional specialty can be difficult. Learn about the art of chocolatiering on a visit to Aeschbach Chocolatier in Lucerne, exploring with a private guide for intimate insight into the process. Enjoy samples and take the opportunity to craft your own bar, avoiding hidden costs with entrance fees and train tickets included in the price.

Discover some of Lucerne's hidden treasures on this walking tour and beer tasting experience. Wander through Old Town, guided by a local expert, who will regale you with captivating tales of the city's past. Explore landmarks like the Chapel Bridge and the Lion Monument, while immersing yourself in the rich history and charm of Lucerne. To top it all off, indulge in a tasting experience, sampling four Swiss beers.

Switzerland is known for its fine cheese and chocolate, yet many don't know about its fine wine, which the Swiss mostly keep for themselves. This tour from Lucerne showcases all three, visiting the Cailler Chocolate Factory, a Gruyere dairy, and the Lavaux Vineyards near Lake Geneva. Ideal for travelers without their own transport, the experience covers self-guided tours and demonstrations, with samples along the way. Note that entry fees are extra.

When in Switzerland, do as the Swiss do and indulge in Alpine delicacies. This private full-day tour ticks off some of the best dairies, chocolatiers, and vineyards near Lucerne and can be fully customized to suit your tastes and preferences, with plenty of tasters offered too. Round-trip transportation from your hotel ensures a hassle-free trip, leaving you free to tuck into the region’s specialty produce.

Enjoy a delightful gourmet journey combining Swiss chocolate and fine wine. Begin your experience at the Aeschbach Chocolatier AG Choco World, where you’ll explore the art of Swiss chocolate making through an interactive exhibition. As a highlight, create your own personalized chocolate bar — a sweet souvenir to take home. Continue to the Bio-Weingut Sitenrain, a charming organic vineyard overlooking Lake Lucerne. Stroll through the scenic vineyards accompanied by a sommelier and gain insight into the estate’s philosophy and winemaking traditions. Your visit concludes with a private tasting of selected wines, perfectly paired with regional specialties. This unique experience blends indulgence, nature, and Swiss craftsmanship in a relaxed and intimate setting.

Your private Mercedes and your own English-speaking driver collect you at your hotel in Lucerne in the morning. You cross the Swiss border into Alsace and by late morning you are standing in Strasbourg — no train changes, no timetables, no carrying shopping bags across platforms. Strasbourg is the official Capital of Christmas, and it has held the title honestly: the Christkindelsmärik dates from 1570 and is the oldest Christmas market in France. More than 300 wooden chalets fill eleven squares of the Grande Île, under the Great Christmas Tree of Place Kléber and the illuminated Gothic cathedral. You explore it at your own pace, with time for mulled wine, bredele biscuits, Alsatian crafts and a proper lunch. In the afternoon your driver takes you 70 km south to Colmar — six separate markets, coloured timber-framed houses, and the lamplit canals of Petite Venise, the quarter that inspired the village in Disney's Beauty and the Beast.

Enjoy an exclusive 2-hour private wine tasting at Sitenrain Winery in Meggen, overlooking the beautiful Lake Lucerne region. Guided by an experienced winery sommelier, you'll taste 4 to 5 carefully selected wines while learning about Swiss winemaking, local grape varieties, and the estate's history. Your tasting is complemented by regional cheeses and freshly baked bread, creating the perfect pairing for each wine. This intimate experience is ideal for wine lovers and anyone looking to discover authentic Swiss wines in a relaxed setting. Please note: Due to the preparations required, this experience is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled. Participants must be at least 16 years old.

No visit to Lucerne is complete without wine and chocolate, and this small-group experience makes it easy with round-trip transport from the city and a prebooked tasting session. Discover the craftsmanship of Swiss chocolatiers and the tannins of Swiss wine from the alpine valleys and the Italian part of the country.