Switzerland is a beautiful paradise which never ceases to surprise even the most seasoned travellers, with its wealth of captivating contrasts. Its beautiful scenery ranges from snow – capped peaks to palm lined lakes. Mighty glaciers give way to verdant valleys, bustling city centers to idyllic Alpine village. It is a focal point of international air, road & rail traffic and easily accessible within hours from major European cities.

Interlaken
The famous tourist centre between the Lakes of Brienz and Thun, connected by a large network of rail, boat and bus services, and several mountain railways to many excursion including Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe.

Luzern
Located at the western end of Lake Luceme, this town is the starting point for excursions to Pilatus, Rig, Mt. Titlis and Stanserhorn Mountains. Enjoy the casinos, nightclubs and boat trips on the lake.

 Zurich
Zurich, Switzerland's largest city is surely among the most beautiful in all of Europe, and even today, it retains much of its 19th-century charm. Situated on the northern shore of Lake Zurich in the heart of the country, the city is both large enough to offer all amenities to its visitors and small enough for you to discover on your own. Zürich's clubs and bars is an exciting place for anyone who wants to turn night into day.

Mt. Titlis – Engelberg
The most famous holiday resort in Central Switzerland is at the base of Mt. Titlis. In summer you can go river rafting , bungy jumping , pony riding and of course, go up to Mt. Titlis.

Jungfraujoch
Jungfraujoch is one of Switzerland's most attractive excursion destinations and vantage points. Experience the high-Alpine winterworld at close quarters, in all four seasons and whatever the weather. The Jungfraujoch is also a small village not lacking in the appropriate amenities for its guests. And for Alpinists the "Joch" is the starting point for many a memorable tour.

Mt. Pilatus
The Golden Round trip is simply an exceptional experience. Travel by nostalgic lake steamer from Luzern to Alpnachstad and then with the world's steepest cogwheel railwat(48% gradient) up to Pilatus (7000 ft). A unique and impressive panorama of 73 mountain peak.  Source