Arrive Heathrow Airport, London, after Baggage Collection transfer to check in hotel. London is Capital city of England and United Kingdom on River Thames. It is one of world's most important cities with rich History and diverse Cultural offerings. City is also known for its world-class Restaurants, Shopping and Nightlife. London is major center of Business, Finance and Culture with population of over 8 million people. The city has temperate Maritime Climate with mild winters and cool summers. London is famous for its Public Transportation System including iconic Red Double Decker Buses and Underground also known as "Tube". City is also known for its green spaces, including Hyde Park and Regent's Park. Overnight in London.

Meal: Dinner 

(Tower of London, Changing the Guard" at Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge, Piccadilly Circus, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Trafalgar Square, Palace of Westminster, London Eye, Hyde Park, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum)

Explore London City by visiting Tower of London Historic Castle, Fortress having long and fascinating history, been used as Royal Palace, Prison and Place of execution over centuries. Today, Tower of London is popular tourist attraction and Museum where can learn about its rich history and view number of important Artifacts like St Edward's Crown oldest and most important pieces of Crown Jewels. It was first made for Coronation of King Charles II and is used to crown Monarch during Coronation Ceremony. The crown is made of Gold and Decorated with Diamonds, Emeralds, Sapphires and other Precious Stones. Imperial State Crown another important part of Crown Jewels and worn by Monarch on important state occasions, such as State Opening of Parliament. It was made for Coronation of King George VI and is made of Gold and set with thousands of Diamonds, Pearls and other Precious Stones. It is also topped with cross and famous Koh-I-Noor Diamond largest and most famous diamonds in world. It is 106-Carat Diamond with long and fascinating history, having been owned by various rulers and monarchs over centuries. Koh-I-Noor diamond was originally mined in India and has long and storied history, having been owned by various rulers and empires over centuries before coming into possession of British Crown. Today it is set into front of Queen Mother's Crown, which is part of Crown Jewels collection at Tower of London museum. Witness “Changing the Guard" is traditional ceremony that takes place outside Buckingham Palace in London. Ceremony involves the Changing of Guard, which is group of soldiers who are responsible for protecting palace and Queen. The soldiers wear iconic red tunics and tall black hats known as bearskins and they march in formation to the sound of military music which lasts around 45 minutes. Tower Bridge - Suspension Bridge located on River Thames was designed to allow large ships to pass through while still maintaining connection between North and South sides of river. Tower Bridge is popular tourist attraction and one of London's most iconic landmarks. Walk across bridge and enjoy views of city from its high-level walkways. Also museum located inside bridge's Two Towers, which tells story of Bridge's construction and History. Unique features of Tower Bridge is its hydraulic system, which was used to raise and lower the bridge's bascules (the two halves of the bridge that lift up to allow ships to pass through). Today, the bascules are raised less frequently, but one can still witness process during scheduled lift times. Tower Bridge also often featured in Movies, TV shows and other Media. Piccadilly Circus famous public square located in the heart of London known for its brightly lit Billboards and Electronic displays as well as for its status as popular gathering spot. Westminster Abbey historic Church has been site of numerous Royal Coronations and Weddings, as well as final resting place of many British Monarchs and other notable figures. Big Ben is nickname for Great Bell of clock located in Clock Tower of Palace of Westminster, which is also known as the Houses of Parliament. The tower itself is often referred to as Big Ben, but name actually refers only to Bell. River Thames major waterway that runs through London and is an important part of city's history and culture. It has been used for transportation, trade and recreation for centuries and is home to several iconic landmarks including Tower Bridge, London Eye and Houses of Parliament. Trafalgar Square famous public square known for its iconic Nelson's Column Statue and its Fountains, as well as for its role as gathering place for protests and celebrations. Trafalgar Square is also home to the National Gallery, one of the world's most important art museums. Houses of Parliament also known as Palace of Westminster, is the seat of the UK's government. The building's iconic architecture including Clock Tower with Big Ben, has made it one of London's most recognizable landmarks. London Eye, also known as the Millennium Wheel, is a giant Ferris wheel, stands at 135 meters tall and has 32 capsules each of which can hold up to 25 people. Ride takes approximately 30 minutes to complete, giving ample time to take in stunning views. Capsules are air-conditioned and rotate slowly as wheel turns, allowing to see landmarks such as Big Ben, Houses of Parliament and St. Paul's Cathedral from a unique perspective. Hyde Park one of London's largest and famous parks, covering over 350 acres offering wide range of activities and attractions. Park features beautiful Gardens, Lakes, Fountains and variety of outdoor sculptures and artworks. It is also home to several famous landmarks like Serpentine Lake, Diana Memorial Fountain and Speakers' Corner, where people gather to express their opinions on various topics. Hyde Park is popular destination for outdoor recreation with activities such as Boating, Cycling, Horse Riding available. There are also several sports facilities including Tennis Courts and running track. Throughout the year, Hyde Park hosts variety of events and festivals including Concerts, Food Markets and Cultural Celebrations. One of the most popular events is Winter Wonderland which takes place during holiday season and features an ice rink, Christmas market and other festive activities. Visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum features incredibly lifelike wax figures of Celebrities, Historical figures and other famous people. Museum was founded by Marie Tussaud, skilled wax sculptor who began creating wax figures of famous people in late 18th century. Marie Tussaud eventually moved to London, where she opened her first museum in 1835. Museum features over 300 wax figures with many of most famous and iconic figures from around world represented. Wax Museum figures actors such as Tom Cruise, Angelina Jolie, Benedict Cumberbatch, Musicians such as Beyoncé, Justin Bieber, Lady Gaga. Museum also features range of sports stars including Usain Bolt, David Beckham, Muhammad Ali and political figures such as Barack Obama, Theresa May and Donald Trump. Museum also features many Indian figures such as Amitabh Bachchan, Mahatma Gandhi, Shah Rukh Khan, Virat Kohli, Sachin Tendulkar, Hrithik Roshan, Salman Khan, Narendra Modi & many more. Many of figures are dressed in authentic costumes and museum has a team of expert sculptors and artists who work to create new figures and update existing ones. In addition to wax figures museum features range of interactive exhibits and attractions. Marvel Superheroes 4D cinema features range of thrilling experiences like immersive 3D cinema and special effects such as wind, water and smoke. Star Wars experience allows to step into world of popular franchise with life-size figures of characters such as Darth Vader, Yoda and Chewbacca. Spirit of London ride takes on journey through history of city, with animatronics, special effects, and other interactive elements. Explore Chamber of Horrors which features wax figures of some of most notorious criminals in history, including Jack the Ripper and Kray Twins. Overnight in London.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Stratford-upon-Avon Canal, Shakespeare's Birthplace, York City: City Walls, Petergate, Stonegate, York Minster, The Shambles)

Check out & drive through Stratford-upon-Avon Canal a picturesque waterway that runs through the town to Stratford a historic town located in Warwickshire & renowned as birthplace of William Shakespeare, one of the world's greatest playwrights. Upon arrival visit Shakespeare's Birthplace to explore various rooms and exhibitions that provide insights into Shakespeare's life and work. The house is furnished in style of Elizabethan era, offering glimpse into living conditions of time. Learn about his works, such as "Romeo and Juliet," "Hamlet," and "Macbeth," and their impact on English literature. The Birthplace is surrounded by beautiful gardens that reflect the style of an English Renaissance garden. The gardens feature flowers, plants, and herbs that would have been familiar to Shakespeare during his lifetime. Explore York City by visiting City Walls; York is famous for its well-preserved medieval City Walls, which encircle city center. Walking along the walls is a popular activity offering panoramic views of city, including its historic buildings, streets and picturesque River Ouse. The walls also provide insight into York's rich history and serve as a reminder of city's past as Roman and Viking settlement. Visit Petergate historic street that runs from City Walls to York Minster. It is lined with mix of shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants. The street has a charming atmosphere and it is popular place for Shopping, Dining and Exploring. One can find a range of shops from independent boutiques to well-known brands, offering everything from fashion and jewellery to home ware and souvenirs. Visit Stonegate another historic street that dates back to Roman times known for its beautiful architecture and medieval charm. The street is lined with timber-framed buildings, shops, cafes and historic landmarks. Stroll along Stonegate, you'll find a mix of boutiques, antique shops, artisanal food stores and traditional pubs. It's a great place to soak up atmosphere and experience city's unique character. Visit York Minster a magnificent Gothic Cathedral and one of most iconic landmarks in city. The Minster's stunning architecture features intricate stone carvings, majestic stained glass windows and grand interior. Explore the cathedral and its many chapels, admire impressive Rose Window and descend into Undercroft to learn about the Minster's history. The Minster also hosts regular concerts and events. Walk through The Shambles famous and picturesque street which dates back to medieval period and is one of the best-preserved medieval streets. It’s narrow, cobbled lanes and overhanging timber-framed buildings give it a distinctive charm. The street's name is derived from Old English word "shamel," meaning shelves or meat stalls, as it was originally an area where butchers operated. The Shambles is also known for its resemblance to Diagon Alley, a fictional street in J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series. The atmospheric architecture of The Shambles is said to have inspired Rowling when she was writing about Diagon Alley. As a result, The Shambles has become a popular spot for Harry Potter fans to visit. Later check I hotel & Overnight in York.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Yorkshire Dales National Park / Cruise on Lake Windermere / Royal Mile, Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Park)

Check out & drive to Lake District enroute visiting Yorkshire Dales National Park known for its stunning Landscapes including Rolling Hills, Valleys, Rivers and Charming Villages. Some key highlights and attractions within Yorkshire Dales National Park are Malham Cove an impressive Limestone formation featuring a dramatic curved cliff face and a popular spot for hikers and climbers. The nearby Malham Tarn and Gordale Scar are also worth exploring. Aysgarth Falls located on River Ure is a series of cascading waterfalls surrounded by lush woodland. Ribblehead Viaduct this iconic 19th-century railway viaduct is symbol of region. It spans Ribble Valley and offers spectacular views of surrounding landscape. Three Peaks; Yorkshire Dales is home to three prominent peaks: Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough.  Hawes charming market town is known for its traditional shops, Wensleydale Creamery (famous for its cheese) and Dales Countryside Museum, which showcases region's rural heritage. Bolton Castle situated in Wensleydale, this medieval fortress is open to explore its historic rooms and learn about its fascinating history. Swaledale One of most scenic dales is characterized by its green meadows, stone walls and picturesque villages including Muker and Reeth. Arrive Lake District; UNESCO World Heritage Site known as Lakes or Lakeland is a stunning region renowned for its picturesque Landscapes, Sparkling Lakes, Rugged Mountains and Charming Villages. Lake District is closely associated with great poet William Wordsworth who is considered one of most influential figures in English literature and key figure of Romantic Movement. His deep connection to natural beauty of Lake District greatly influenced his poetry and writing. The stunning landscapes of region, with its Lakes, Mountains and Rolling Hills left lasting impression on Wordsworth and became the inspiration for much of his work. One of most significant locations is Dove Cottage located in village of Grasmere. Wordsworth lived in Dove Cottage & during that he wrote many of his most famous poems including "I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud" (commonly known as "Daffodils"). Enjoy Cruise Ride on Lake Windermere which offers breath-taking views of Lake, Wooded Shores and surrounding fells while relaxing on traditional steamer or modern motorized vessel. It's a great way to appreciate natural beauty of area and explore one of England's largest lakes. Proceed to Edinburgh - Capital city of Scotland, known for its rich history, stunning architecture and vibrant festivals.  Edinburgh has rich history that dates back centuries. The city's Old Town and New Town are both UNESCO World Heritage Sites showcasing a blend of medieval and Georgian architecture. Royal Mile a historic street connects Edinburgh Castle to Palace of Holyrood house and is lined with shops, restaurants and attractions. Visit Arthur's Seat situated within Holyrood Park, an ancient volcano that has been dormant for around 350 million years. Its distinct shape and rocky outcrops make it an iconic feature of Edinburgh's landscape. Later check in hotel & Overnight in Edinburgh.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Edinburgh Castle)

Check out & proceed to visit Edinburgh Castle a historic fortress perched on Castle Rock, volcanic rock formation in heart of Edinburgh. Edinburgh Castle has history that spans over thousand years & has played crucial role in Scotland's history, serving as Royal Residence, Military Stronghold and Symbol of power. The castle has witnessed various battles and sieges throughout the centuries. The castle complex is an impressive sight with its distinctive stone structures and fortifications. Key architectural features include Great Hall, Royal Palace, St. Margaret's Chapel (Oldest surviving building) and Crown Square home to Honours of Scotland, which consists of Crown Jewels, Stone of Destiny and Sword of State. Later transfer to New Castle, upon arrival at Quayside take a stroll along River Tyne and enjoy views of bridges that connect Newcastle and Gateshead. Embark on overnight Cruise from Port to Amsterdam. Overnight on Cruise. 

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Hague: Madurodam, Cruise on Amsterdam Canal)

Arrive Amsterdam - Capital of Netherlands known for its charming Canals, Historic Landmarks, Narrow Houses, Vibrant Culture. On arrival drive to Hague to visit Madurodam Miniature Park that showcases history and culture of Netherlands in an engaging and interactive way. The park is named after George Maduro, Dutch war hero who died in Dachau concentration camp during World War II. Park features over 700 miniature models of Dutch landmarks and attractions including Rijksmuseum, Anne Frank House, Palace of Justice, Schiphol Airport, Port of Rotterdam & many more. Each model is incredibly detailed and scaled down to 1:25 of its actual size allowing to see every intricate detail up close. Explore miniature city walking past tiny houses, canals and even Windmills. Take an 01 Hour Cruise on Amsterdam Canal. During the cruise pass by many of iconic landmarks such as Anne Frank House, Westerkerk Church, Rijksmuseum & more. Also see charming houseboats, historic bridges, and colorful buildings lining Canals. Check in hotel & Overnight in Amsterdam.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Brussels Orientation: Grand Place, Manneken Pis, Atomium} 

Check out & drive to Brussels - Capital of Belgium and de facto capital of European Union known for its stunning Architecture, Historic Landmarks, Delicious Cuisine and World-renowned Chocolates. Brussels is famous for its food, particularly its Waffles, Fries also known for its beer Culture with many local breweries and pubs serving up variety of delicious brews. As Headquarters of European Union, Brussels is an important center of International Politics and Diplomacy. City is home to several EU institutions including European Commission and European Parliament. Explore Brussels by visiting Grand Place a UNESCO World Heritage site surrounded by stunning Gothic buildings like Town Hall (Hôtel de Ville) built in 15th century features Tall Tower and Intricate Façade with Spires, Arches, Statues. Guild Houses row of Historic Buildings once Headquarters of various Medieval Trade Guilds known for their Ornate Facades with gold decorations. Manneken Pis a small Bronze Statue of Boy urinating into Fountain is one of most famous landmarks in city center.  Monument of Everard Serclaes dedicated to Everard Serclaes hero of Brussels who defended city against an attack by Duke of Brabant in 14th century. Statue depicts Serclaes lying on his back and clutching a banner. According to legend, touching statue's arm will bring good luck and ensure return visit to Brussels. Also visit Atomium unique building was built for World Expo and is shaped like Molecule features nine interconnected spheres. Later drive to Paris Capital city of France and one of most popular tourist destinations in world known for its stunning Architecture, Art and Culture, World-class Museums, Romantic Ambiance and Delicious Cuisine. On arrival check in hotel & Overnight in Paris. 

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, Place de la Concord, Seine River Cruise, Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Lido Show)

Proceed to visit Arc de Triomphe commissioned by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1806 to celebrate French army's victories completed in 1836. The arch is adorned with intricate carvings and sculptures including reliefs depicting scenes from Napoleon's victories. Underneath arch is Tomb of Unknown Soldier’s, which commemorates soldiers who died during World War I. Arc de Triomphe serves as starting point for annual Bastille Day Military Parade, which is major event in France. Visit Champs-Élysées famous avenue known for its high-end Shopping, Cafes, Theaters, etc. Avenue stretches from Arc de Triomphe to Place de la Concorde and is lined with luxury Boutiques like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Chanel & more. In addition to its shopping and entertainment offerings it’s a popular spot for Parades and other public events, such as Tour de France finish line. Visit Place de la Concorde for its notable features Luxor Obelisk 3,300-year-old Egyptian monument that was gifted to France by ruler of Egypt in 19th century. During French Revolution, square was site of many executions including that of King Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. Today, square is symbol of peace and reconciliation and is often used for public events and celebrations. Board Seine River Cruise passing through famous bridges such as Pont Neuf, Pont des Arts, and Pont Alexandre III. River runs through heart of city, dividing it into Left Bank (Rive Gauche) and Right Bank (Rive Droite) providing picturesque backdrop for many of Paris' most iconic landmarks like Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Louvre Museum, Musée d'Orsay, Conciergerie, Hôtel de Ville. Visit iconic landmark and symbol of Paris - Eiffel Tower that stands 324 meters Tall (including its antenna), made of iron and is painted in shades of brown. Take an Elevator to Top Level (3rd Level) Observation Deck to get Panoramic view of City. At night, tower is illuminated with thousands of twinkling lights, making for magical sight. Visit Louvre Museum home to vast collection of art and artifacts that span thousands of years of human history. Louvre Museum is housed in a historic building that was originally fortress built in 12th century. Today, Louvre Museum is divided into Eight departments, which include Egyptian Antiquities, Near Eastern Antiquities, Greek, Etruscan, Roman Antiquities, Islamic Art, Sculptures, Decorative Arts, Paintings, Prints and Drawings. Some of most famous works of art on display at Louvre Museum include Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, Winged Victory of Samothrace and Venus de Milo. Louvre Museum is also famous for its architecture, with its iconic Glass Pyramid Entrance designed by architect I.M. Pei. Evening visit to Lido Show known for its spectacular shows which feature combination of Singing, Dancing, Acrobatics and other forms of entertainment. Lido show features troupe of talented Dancers, Singers and Performers who take audience on journey through different eras and themes. The show is known for its elaborate sets, stunning costumes, dazzling special effects and is true feast for senses. Venue is designed to be luxurious and immersive experience with glamorous Art Deco decor and lively atmosphere. The show features a variety of Acts from classic Parisian can-can dances to modern, high-energy performances. Overnight in Paris. 

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Orientation Tour of Geneva)

Check out & transfer to Geneva known for its International importance as it is Headquarters of numerous international organizations, including United Nations and International Red Cross. On arrival proceed to visit Lake Geneva fed by several Rivers like Rhône and is surrounded by beautiful Mountain ranges like Alps and Jura. The lake is popular for its Clear Waters, which allow for great visibility when Diving or Swimming and for variety of Water Sports that can be enjoyed Sailing, Windsurfing, and Water Skiing. Jet d'Eau Fountain located in middle of Lake is symbol of Geneva and can be seen from many parts of city. It was originally installed in 1886 as safety valve for Hydraulic Plant, but soon became popular attraction in its own right. The fountain is powered by water that is drawn from lake and shoots up to 500 liters of water per second into air at a speed of 200 km/h. The illuminated fountain is particularly spectacular at night, when it is lit up with different colors. Visit Flower Clock located at Jardin Anglais or English Garden near lake is large Clock that is made up entirely of Flowers and Plants with diameter of 5 meters. Clock was created in 1955 by local watchmaker and is changed every season with new design, using over 6,500 plants in each display. The clock has become a symbol of Geneva's love for precision, beauty and is popular spot to take pictures. United Nations (UN) Building also known as Palais des Nations, is one of largest and most important centers of international diplomacy in world. It was originally built to house League of Nations and since it has served as European headquarters of United Nations. Palais des Nations is home to various UN organizations and programs, including the UN Office at Geneva, Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights, UN Conference on Trade and Development, and World Intellectual Property Organization. The building is known for its impressive architecture and stunning art collection, including murals and sculptures by famous artists such as Henry Moore. Pass by International Committee of Red Cross (ICRC) Building - Humanitarian Organization that works to protect and assist victims of armed conflict and other violence. ICRC is known for its Neutrality, Impartiality, and Independence and is considered one of most respected humanitarian organizations in world. ICRC works closely with Swiss Government and other International Organizations to provide assistance to people affected by war, conflict and disaster. Visit World Health Organization (WHO) Building specialized agency of United Nations responsible for coordinating international efforts to improve public health. Organization is responsible for wide range of activities related to Public Health including disease control and prevention, Health Promotion, and development of health policies and guidelines. WHO is known for its expertise and leadership in fight against global health challenges, such as COVID-19 pandemic. Visit Broken Chair famous 12 meter high Wooden Chair that has broken leg and stands as symbol of opposition to Landmines and Cluster bombs. The sculpture was created by Swiss artist Daniel Berset and built by carpenter Louis Genève, it was originally intended as temporary installation to coincide with signing of Ottawa Treaty banning landmines. However, it has since become a permanent fixture and symbol of global campaign against landmines. Located in front of Palais des Nations, European headquarters of United Nations. The location of sculpture was chosen to highlight issue of landmines and to remind the world of the devastating impact that these weapons can have on civilian populations, particularly in conflict-affected areas. Later check in hotel & Overnight in Geneva.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Titisee, Cuckoo Clock Factory, Schaffhausen, Rhine River) 

Check out & drive pass through Black Forest Region (Schwarz Wald in German) named after its Dense Dark evergreen Forests, which are home to many different species of Wildlife, also famous for its traditional cuisine which includes dishes like Black Forest Ham, Black Forest Cake (Chocolate and cherry Dessert) and Sausages. Arrive in town of Titisee to visit House of 1000 Clocks famous Cuckoo Clock Factory see how Clocks are made from the initial Carving of Wooden Cases to intricate clock mechanisms. Visitors can see Woodcarvers, Painters and Clockmakers at work and learn about history and tradition of clock-making. Also browse showroom which features wide selection of Cuckoo Clocks including traditional Black Forest Clocks as well as more modern and contemporary designs. Clocks range in size from small table clocks to large elaborate wall clocks with variety of different styles and designs. Later proceed to Schaffhausen small town in North of Swiss located on Banks of Rhine River known for its charming Old Town, Historic Architecture and Picturesque Setting. Best ways to experience Rhine Falls is by taking about 15-20 minutes Boat Ride that navigates through rapids and approach Falls allowing to see water up close. Continue the drive towards Lucerne known for its stunning natural scenery and picturesque setting on the shores of Lake Lucerne. On arrival check in hotel & Overnight in Lucerne. 

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(ENGELBERG: Mt. Titlis + Cable Car, Ice Flyer / LUCERNE: Lion Monument, Chapel Bridge, Cruise on Lake Lucerne)

Proceed to charming Alpine Village called Engelberg surrounded by breath-taking Mountain Scenery. Proceed to visit Mt. Titlis by boarding Titlis Rotair Worlds’s first Revolving cable Car that rotates 360 degrees during the ascent. Cable Car takes from village of Engelberg up to summit of Mount Titlis, providing stunning views of surrounding Mountains and Valleys. Arrive summit and enjoy variety of activities like Cliff Walk suspension Bridge that spans deep crevasse on the mountain. Enjoy ride on Ice Flyer - Chairlift that takes across Glacier providing stunning views of surrounding. It is called Ice Flyer because it is designed to operate even in extreme winter weather conditions. Enjoy Snow Sliding with variety of snow parks and sled runs available. Some of Snow Sliding options include Snow Tubing, Snow Rafting and Snowshoeing. Afternoon back to Lucerne to explore charming old town by visiting Lion Monument located in Small Park outside old town famous sculpture designed by Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen and carved into face of sandstone cliff by Swiss sculptor Lucas Ahorn. Monument depicts dying Lion carved in high relief with its paw resting on shield bearing fleur-de-lis of French monarchy. The sculpture was created in memory of Swiss Guards who were massacred during French Revolution while defending Tuileries Palace in Paris. Lion Monument has become symbol of Swiss independence, bravery and is considered one of most famous landmarks. Walk through Chapel Bridge (Kapellbrück) oldest and iconic landmarks in city spans across Reuss River, connecting old town of Lucerne to new town & is decorated with decorated with series of paintings under its roof. These paintings depict scenes from Swiss and Lucerne history, as well as religious motifs. Enjoy 01 Hour Cruise on Lake Lucerne (Lake Vierwaldstättersee) one of largest lakes in Switzerland surrounded by stunning mountain scenery. Have opportunity to relax on deck and take in views, as well as snap photos of surrounding scenery. Overnight in Lucerne. 

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Trümmelbach Falls, Jungfraujoch)

Visit Trümmelbach Falls series of ten glacier-fed waterfalls situated inside mountain and can be reached by short walk from Lauterbrunnen. Falls are unique as they are only Glacier Waterfalls in Europe that are accessible underground. Falls were formed over thousands of years as the melt water from Glaciers eroded through rock creating network of caves and channels through which the water now flows. Explore falls through a series of walkways and viewing platforms which offer stunning views of cascading water and surrounding rock formations. Falls are considered natural wonder of Swiss Alps and are protected as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Proceed to “Top of Europe” - Jungfraujoch located between peaks of Jungfrau and Mönch at an altitude of 3,454 meters (11,332 Feet). Board Jungfrau Railway from Grindelwald / Lauterbrunnen upto Kleine Scheidegg. Time taken to reach Junfrau is approximately 2 hours journey involves steep ascent through tunnels and across bridges. Train journey halts at intermediate station of Kleine Scheidegg offering stunning views of surrounding mountains and Eiger North Face, one of most challenging climbs in the world. Board Cogwheel Train that runs from Kleine Scheidegg to Jungfraujoch travelling through series of tunnels carved into mountains, offering breath-taking views of surrounding peaks and valleys. The train runs on special track with Cogwheel that engages with toothed rail allowing it to climb steep inclines and navigate sharp turns. Arrive at Jugfrau & explore variety of attractions including Sphinx Observatory, which is located at an altitude of 3,571 meters and offers panoramic views of surrounding Alps and Aletsch Glacier, largest glacier in Alps. The observatory also features a high-altitude research station and an exhibition on the history of the Jungfrau Railway. Ice Palace another attraction at Jungfrau series of Tunnels and Chambers carved into Glacier, showcasing Ice Sculptures and other exhibits. Enjoy hiking trails and other outdoor activities at Jungfraujoch. Free time to explore Interlaken beautiful town situated in Bernese Oberland region between two lakes, Lake Brienz and Lake Thun surrounded by stunning mountain scenery also popular destination for shopping of Swiss-made products such as Chocolates, Watches, Souvenirs & more. Overnight in Lucerne. 

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Lake Zurich / City Tram Ride, Vaduz Castle / Hofbräuhaus, Clock Tower, Opera House)

Check out & drive to Vaduz passing through Zurich situated on shores of Lake Zurich and is surrounded by beautiful mountain scenery. Zurich is known for its excellent public transportation system, vibrant nightlife, and shopping opportunities. Lake Zurich picturesque lake is 40 km long and is surrounded by beautiful Mountain Scenery making it popular spot for Hiking, Cycling and other Outdoor activities. Continue journey arriving Vaduz Capital City of small principality of Liechtenstein situated in picturesque valley surrounded by mountains. City is known for its charming old town filled with historic buildings and landmarks Explore Narrow Streets, Charming Sights and Landmarks of old town by City Tram Ride. The City Tram is small electric-powered vehicle that runs on tracks through streets of Vaduz. Pass by many of city's most notable attractions including Vaduz Castle, official residence of Prince of Liechtenstein, Parliament Building and Liechtenstein National Museum. Sit back and enjoy views of city's charming Architecture, Beautiful Parks, Gardens and stunning Mountain scenery. Arrive Munich often called "Beer Capital" of Germany due to its long history of brewing and its famous beer festivals, including world-renowned Oktoberfest. The city is home to numerous breweries some of which have been in operation for centuries. Visit Hofbräuhaus most famous Beer Halls which has been an iconic part of city's beer culture for over 400 years, founded in 1589 by Wilhelm V, Duke of Bavaria and it quickly became one of most popular gathering places in city. Beer hall can seat up to 1,300 guests at a time featuring live music, entertainment throughout the day and into evening creating festive and lively atmosphere that is perfect for enjoying best of Bavarian Culture. Visit Glockenspiel famous Clock Tower situated at New Town Hall building in Marienplatz built in late 19th century in Gothic Revival style. Glockenspiel consists of 32 life-sized figures that reenact two historical events in Munich's history. Glockenspiel consists of two levels of life-sized figures that are operated by mechanical clockwork system. Upper level features knights on horseback representing the wedding procession of Duke Wilhelm V and Renata of Lorraine. The knights move in circular motion while Second level features dance performed by Bavarian Coopers (Barrel Makers) that is based on an old legend about the end of Plague in Munich. The figures move and dance to music played by 43 bells in tower creating colorful and lively spectacle that is beloved. Visit Opera House (Bavarian State Opera) originally constructed in 1818 and has undergone several renovations and expansions over years to become one of the most important cultural institutions. Opera House features range of performances like Opera, Ballet, Classical Music concerts & has seating capacity of over 2,000 also known for its impressive Neoclassical Architecture with grand Entrance Foyer, Ornate Ceilings, Chandeliers and large stage with state-of-art technology. The interior is decorated with Marble, Gold Leaf, Intricate Artwork creating a luxurious and elegant atmosphere. Opera House is also home to Bavarian State Orchestra which is widely considered to be one of finest Orchestras in world. The Orchestra performs regularly at Opera House as well as on tour around the world. Later check in hotel. Munich city's motto "München mag dich" (Munich loves you) reflects warm and welcoming spirit of city's residents, who take great pride in their cultural heritage and are known for their hospitality and friendliness to visitors. Overnight in Munich.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Old Town, Salzburg Cathedral, Residenz Fountain, Makartsteg Bridge, Getreide Gasse, Mirabell Gardens, Pegasus Fountain)

Check out & proceed to Salzburg located on banks of Salzach River near German border. Salzburg is famous for its Baroque Architecture, with many buildings featuring Ornate Facades, Grand Entrances and Intricate details. The city's Old Town, which is UNESCO World Heritage Site, is particularly well-preserved and features numerous Historic buildings. Salzburg is also birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his legacy is celebrated throughout the city. On arrival walk through Salzburg Cathedral (Salzburger Dom) Baroque-style Cathedral in heart of Salzburg's Old Town. The interior of Cathedral is impressive with large nave and impressive ceiling frescoes depicting scenes from life of Jesus and other biblical stories. Cathedral also features several ornate chapels and altars including High Altar which is considered to be one of the finest examples of Baroque art. Visit Residenz Fountain baroque-style fountain in front of Residenz Palace. Fountain is composed of a large basin decorated with reliefs and sculptures representing Sea creatures and Mythological figures and central column topped by statue of Roman God Neptune, God of Sea. Fountain features central marble sculpture of Horse-taming Triton, son of Greek God Poseidon who is surrounded by four Cherubs or Putti each representing one of four elements - Earth, Air, Fire and Water. Walk through Makartsteg Bridge "Bridge of Love" that crosses Salzach River popular spot for couples to attach padlocks with their names or initials as symbol of their love. However due to safety concerns and potential damage to bridge, city began to remove love locks & today there are some love locks on bridge, but city discourages practice and encourages to enjoy views without attaching any locks. Walk down Getreide Gasse (Street) in center of Salzburg known for its Narrow, Winding Alleyways, Baroque Architecture and Boutique shops selling high-end Fashion, Jewelry, Souvenirs. Street is also home to several notable Landmarks including birthplace of famous composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart lived at No. 9 Getreide Gasse and today house is museum dedicated to life and work of composer. Other attractions on Getreide Gasse include Goldgasse small alley lined with luxury boutiques, designer shops and Felsenreitschule historic riding school that has been converted into a theater. Also walk through Linzer Gasse lively street known for its many Shops, Restaurants, Cafes, Historical Buildings. Street runs parallel to Salzach River and connects historic Altstadt (Old Town) with Neustadt (New Town) area of city. Visit Mirabell Gardens originally designed in Baroque style by Prince-Archbishop as part of Mirabell Palace complex. Today, Mirabell Gardens is popular tourist attraction filled with Ornamental Trees, Flowerbeds, Sculptures, Fountains and they offer stunning views of Hohensalzburg Fortress and surrounding mountains. Some of highlights of the Mirabell Gardens include Pegasus Fountain a stunning baroque fountain featuring sculpture of winged Horse Pegasus and Dwarf Garden playful garden filled with statues of dwarves and other mythical creatures. Mirabell Gardens have also been featured in several movies including "The Sound of Music," which used gardens as filming location for several iconic scenes. Later check in hotel & Overnight in Salzburg.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Wattens: Swarovski Crystal World / Golden Roof, Hofburg Imperial Palace, Bergisel Ski Jump)

Check out & drive to Wattens visiting Swarovski Crystal World (Swarovski Kristallwelten) Museum and Cultural Center. Museum’s popular attraction is "Chamber of Wonder" vast underground exhibition space featuring Crystal artworks and installations designed by artists from around world. Chamber of Wonder is designed to transport visitors to magical and enchanting world with exhibits including Crystal Tree, Crystalized Jungle, Crystal Cave & more. Also enjoy "Crystal Cloud" an outdoor installation made up of 800,000 hand-mounted Swarovski Crystals. Crystal Cloud covers an area of 1,400 square meters and is suspended above Black Mirrored Pool, creating stunning reflection effect. Other attractions at Swarovski Crystal Worlds and Museum include stunning Crystal Dome, Crystal Forest and "Giant" massive Crystal Sculpture that serves as entrance to exhibition space. Swarovski Crystal Worlds also features Gift Shop one of largest Swarovski stores offering wide range of Swarovski Crystal products including Jewelry, Home Decor, Figurines and Accessories. Arrive Innsbruck capital of state of Tyrol, have a pleasant walk over Innbrücke Bridge which runs through Inn River offering views of surrounding Mountains, popular spot to take photos and enjoy scenery. Visit Golden Roof (Goldenes Dachl) a famous landmark building located in heart of old town, built in early 15th century as residence of Emperor Maximilian I and its main feature is 2,600 Gold-Plated Copper Tiles on its Roof, which give it its name. Golden Roof served symbol of imperial power and provided emperor with a grandstand to watch festivities taking place in square below. Today, it is a museum showcasing history of building and life of Emperor. One can also climb stairs to balcony for close-up view of Golden Roof and bustling activity in the square below. Visit Hofburg Imperial Palace which served as residence of Habsburgs, who were ruling family of Austro-Hungarian Empire. Today, palace is museum that showcases Imperial Apartments visitors can see how Habsburgs lived, as well as various collections of art and artifacts from imperial period. Palace also features Church, Chapel, Courtyard and hosts various cultural events, exhibitions throughout the year. Walk along Maria Theresien Strasse named after Maria Theresa, who was the only female ruler of Habsburg Empire and is one of most important figures in Austrian history. The street is lined with shops, restaurants, cafes and is popular destination. Along the street see some of Innsbruck's most famous landmarks, including Triumphal Arch, which was built in honor of Archduke Leopold II and Annasäule, large column dedicated to Virgin Mary. Maria Theresien Strasse is lively and vibrant great place to stroll, shop, soak up atmosphere of the city. Visit Bergisel Ski Jump designed by world-renowned architect Zaha Hadid, Ski jump tower stands 50 meters tall and has a viewing platform offering views of the surrounding mountains and city. Ride elevator to top of tower to enjoy views and learn about history of ski jumping. Later check in hotel & Overnight in Innsbruck.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Vaporetto, St. Mark's Square, St. Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, Campanile - Bell Tower, Gondola Ride, Bridge of Sighs, Rialto Bridge, Glass Factory) 

Check out & drive to Venice City known for its beautiful Canals, Stunning Architecture, Rich Cultural History, built on more than 100 small islands in lagoon in Adriatic Sea, connected by network of Bridges and Canals. 

Board Vaporetto to Venice Island passing by Canals admire stunning Architecture of Buildings, Bridges, Churches. Upon arrival walk through Venice City to explore St. Mark's Square also known as Piazza San Marco is largest and most famous Public Square in Venice named after St. Mark's Basilica, which is located at one end of the square. Most striking feature of Square is Basilica of San Marco a magnificent Cathedral with five domes and intricate Byzantine-style mosaics. Cathedral was built to house relics of St. Mark, which were brought to Venice from Alexandria. Also visit Doge's Palace stunning Gothic-style Palace that served as Residence of Doge of Venice and seat of Venetian Government. The palace is now museum that houses rich collection of art and artifacts. Campanile - Bell Tower that stands at edge of square is another notable landmark. The tower was used as lookout post for fires and other emergencies can climb to top for panoramic views of Venice and surrounding Islands. Procuratie Vecchie and Nuove are two long buildings that run along either side of the square. These buildings were originally used as offices for procurators or government officials and now house shops, cafes and restaurants. Stroll along arcades and enjoy coffee or meal while taking in the sights and sounds of Square. Take Gondola Ride to see Venice from unique perspective, glide past Historic Palaces, Ancient Bridges and Picturesque Alleyways taking in sights and sounds of this magical city. Visit Bridge of Sighs a white Limestone Bridge that spans narrow canal was built to connect Doge's Palace to nearby prison. The bridge is famous for its ornate design and for legend that prisoners would sigh as they crossed bridge on their way to cells, knowing that they would never see Venice again. Rialto Bridge, spanning Grand Canal in heart of city, is oldest of four bridges that cross Grand Canal. It is known for its distinctive arches and shops that line sides of bridge. Enjoy stunning views of Grand Canal from the bridge and can also explore nearby market. Visit Glass Factory known for producing high-quality Glassware including Vases, Bowls, Chandeliers using techniques that have been passed down through generations of glassmakers. Watch Glassmaking process from start to finish including delicate process of shaping molten glass into beautiful objects. Visit showroom where can purchase handmade Glassware. Continue journey to Padova. On arrival check in hotel & Overnight in Padova.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Romanesque Cathedral, Ghirlandina Tower, Ferrari Museum / Piazzale Michelangelo, Michelangelo's David Statue, Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Duomo), Ponte Vecchio, Uffizi Gallery) 

Check out & proceed to Modena historic city known for its Rich Culinary Traditions, Beautiful Architecture and its role as center for automotive industry. Famous landmarks is Romanesque Cathedral of Modena, also known as Duomo di Modena. Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is known for its beautiful façade and impressive Ghirlandina tower, which stands next to cathedral and is one of the symbols of city. Modena is also home to several Museums and Galleries including Ferrari Museum dedicated to Enzo Ferrari famous Italian Carmaker. Museum features collection of Vintage Cars, Race Cars, Concept Cars. Visit “Hall of Victories" which displays many of Trophies, Photographs and Memorabilia from Ferrari's storied racing history. Proceed to Florence - Birthplace of Renaissance, many of its buildings and landmarks reflect that era. On arrival visit Piazzale Michelangelo scenic Square situated on Hill offering panoramic views of city and its surroundings. Square was designed by architect Giuseppe Poggi & was named after famous Renaissance artist Michelangelo Buonarroti. Square is home to bronze replica of Michelangelo's David Statue built to celebrate 400th Anniversary of artist's birth. There are also other sculptures in Square including those of other famous Florentine artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and Galileo Galilei. Visit Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Duomo) known for Italian Gothic Architecture & distinctive Red Dome designed by Filippo Brunelleschi an impressive facade decorated with Pink, Green, White Marble. Visit Ponte Vecchio - Historic Bridge that spans Arno River & is famous for its Shops which are built into bridge itself and sell a variety of goods. Uffizi Gallery one of oldest and most famous art museums is home to an extensive collection of Renaissance and Baroque art including works by Botticelli, Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci. Museum is housed in beautiful building that was originally built as administrative offices for Medici family, who were among most powerful and influential families in Florence during Renaissance. Arrive Arezzo an important centre of Etruscan civilization and later became thriving Roman city. On arrival check in hotel & Overnight in Arezzo.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

(Vatican Museum, Michelangelo's frescoes, Sistine Chapel, St. Peter's Basilica, Dome / Roman Forum, Piazza Venezia, Circus Maximus, Colosseum, Trevi Fountain)

Check out & drive to Vatican an independent City State & smallest Sovereign State in world, both in terms of size and population. Vatican is residence of Pope & Spiritual, Governing center of Roman Catholic Church, home to many priceless works of art and historical artifacts. Vatican also has its own unique Flag, Anthem, and Postal Service. Visit Vatican Museum home to some of most iconic works of art including Michelangelo's frescoes in Sistine Chapel. The most famous of these frescoes is ceiling, which features scenes from Book of Genesis including famous "Creation of Adam" panel. Ceiling is a masterpiece of Renaissance art and is considered one of greatest artistic achievements of all time In addition to ceiling frescoes Sistine Chapel is home to Michelangelo's "Last Judgment" fresco, which covers entire altar wall of chapel. "Last Judgment" depicts second coming of Christ and final judgment of all humanity and is powerful and dramatic work of art. Raphael Rooms are another important section of Vatican Museum featuring series of painted by famous Italian Renaissance artist, Raphael. Visit St. Peter's Basilica one of most famous and largest churches in world, is considered one of holiest Catholic Shrines. Basilica is built over tomb of Saint Peter, one of twelve apostles of Jesus and is burial site of many popes throughout history. Basilica was designed by some of most famous artists and architects of Renaissance including Michelangelo, Bramante and Bernini. It features magnificent Dome which is one of largest and dominates Skyline of Rome. See some of most important works of art from Renaissance era like Michelangelo's "Pieta" which depicts body of Christ in arms of Virgin Mary. Basilica is also home to numerous Chapels and Altars each with their own unique artistic and historical significance. Proceed to Rome capital city of Italy and is one of most historic and culturally rich cities in world. It is famous for its Ancient Ruins, Beautiful Architecture and Rich Artistic Heritage. Rome is also renowned for its beautiful Piazzas (Squares), Fountains, Parks & more. On arrival visit Roman Forum an Archaeological Site was center of Political and Social activity in ancient Rome and is home to many of city's most important and well-preserved ruins. Forum was site of Public Speeches, Elections, Criminal Trials, see ruins of many important buildings Temple of Julius Caesar, Temple of Saturn, and House of Vestal Virgins. Most impressive features of Forum is Arch of Titus which was built to commemorate emperor's victory over Jerusalem. The arch is famous for its detailed carvings which depict scenes from sack of city and Triumphal procession that followed. Visit Piazza Venezia large square located in heart of City known for its impressive Architecture, Historical Significance. Most notable feature of Piazza Venezia is imposing Altare della Patria also known as Monumento Nazionale a Vittorio Emanuele II. This large white marble monument was built to honor first king of united Italy and is one of most recognizable landmarks. Circus Maximus an ancient Roman Chariot Racing Stadium and most impressive Roman ruins in city was once site of some of the most popular and exciting sporting events in ancient Rome. Stadium was built for variety of events including Chariot Racing, Athletic Competitions, Public Spectacles hold up to 150,000 spectators making it one of largest entertainment venues in ancient world. Explore Ruins of Stadium massive Obelisk that once stood in center of arena. The stadium's long and narrow shape is still visible today, as are remains of starting gates and underground chambers where chariots were housed. Drive through Tiber River which has played important role in city's history and development. Famous bridges over Tiber River is Ponte Sant'Angelo which connects city center with Vatican City. Bridge is lined with Ten Statues of Angels designed by Bernini and his students, which make a beautiful sight against backdrop of river and surrounding city. Visit Colosseum oval-shaped Amphitheater was originally known as Flavian Amphitheatre, built during reign of Emperor Vespasian of Flavian dynasty. Colosseum was primarily used for Gladiatorial contests, Public Spectacles, such as Mock Sea Battles, Animal Hunts and Dramas based on classical mythology. It is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site and part of larger archaeological complex known as Colosseum, Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. Also visit Trevi Fountain famous Baroque fountain designed by Italian Architect Nicola Salvi and completed by sculptor Pietro Bracci. Fountain is known for its grand scale and intricate design featuring large, central sculpture of Sea God Neptune, flanked by two Tritons. The fountain is also adorned with various other sculptures and decorative elements including Statues of Horses and Allegorical figures. According to tradition tossing Coin over shoulder into Trevi Fountain will ensure return to Rome. Trevi Fountain has been featured in many films and is considered to be one of the most beautiful fountains in world. Later check in hotel & Overnight in Rome.

Meal: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Check out & transfer to Rome Airport, after check in procedures board the flight departing to your next destination. Tour ends with memories to cherish life time.

Meal: Breakfast