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Highlights of Central Switzerland (2 days / 1 night)
Lucerne-Land District,Switzerland
Duration
2 Days 1 Nights TripTour Code
TP5269Description
Experience the best of Central Switzerland with a two-day tour, starting in Lucerne. Visit Mount Pilatus with stunning views, a boat cruise on Lake Lucerne, and enjoy the charming old town. On Day 2, journey to Mount Titlis for a high-alpine adventure, including the Ice Flyer, Glacier Cave, and Europe's highest suspension bridge. Explore snow-covered landscapes, glaciers, and enjoy thrilling activities like snow tubing.
Highlights
- Stay overnight in the charming town of Lucerne
- Ride the world’s steepest cogwheel train and the revolving Rotair cable car
- Venture down the Dragon Trail and take a short hike to the summit of Mt Pilatus
- Explore the Glacier Cave and venture on the Cliff Walk, Europe’s highest suspension bridge
- Delight in magnificent views over the lakes and snow-capped peaks of Central Switzerland
Included
- Overnight stay at a 3-star hotel in Lucerne with breakfast, centrally located within walking distance from the departure point.,Cable car rides to Mt Pilatus, including the Dragon Ride, and a cogwheel train descent to Alpnachstad, followed by a boat ride or lunch voucher (depending on the season).,Visit Mt Titlis with cable cars, Rotair, Ice Flyer, Cliff Walk, Glacier Cave, and Glacier Park (weather permitting).,Partly guided tour with a multilingual guide and transportation in a comfortable coach with AC.
Not Included
- Additional meals Beverages ,Personal expense ,Optional activities
Itinerary
Day 1
- Explore Lucerne’s main sights, then take the aerial cable car to Fräkmüntegg and the Dragon Ride cable car to the summit of Mount Pilatus.
- Descend on the world's steepest cogwheel railway and enjoy a 1-hour boat cruise on Lake Lucerne.
Day 2
- Enjoy a leisurely morning in Lucerne, then head to Mount Titlis.
- Experience the revolving Rotair cable car, Glacier Cave, Ice Flyer lift, and Europe’s highest suspension bridge.
- Return to Zurich via Engelberg and Lucerne.
Faq's
Yes, cameras are encouraged to capture the breathtaking views on both days.
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