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Basilica di Sant’ Antonio

It is a Roman Catholic Church and minor basilica in Veneto’s Padova, which is dedicated to St. Anthony. Basilica di Sant’ Antonio is mainly visited as a holy pilgrimage by visitors across the world. However, it is not the titular basilica of the city, and it is locally well-recognized as “il Santo”. It is considered to be one of the eight international shrines designated by the Holy See. Basilica di Sant’ Antonio was constructed in 1200, featuring a myriad of unique architectural styles and several intricate and archways details frame of the main doorway. Interior of the Church is designed with beautiful and frescos colored artworks.

Padua Duomo

Dedicated to the ‘Assumption of the Virgin Mary’, Padua Duomo is also a Roman Catholic Church, situated in Padova, Northern Italy. It is also the seat of the bishop of the city, and probably the third structure constructed on the same site. Padua Duomo was constructed in Romanesque style influenced by the Churches of the medieval period. The unique design of this Church is sometimes endorsed to Michelangelo, but it was the great work of Agostino Righetto and Andrea della Valle. It also has similar features like earlier Churches of Padova. Padua Duomo is truly the main Chiesa of Padova and has a simple inspiring interior and astonishing exterior.

Piazza dei Signori

It is one of the main historical squares in Padua. Piazza dei Signori serves as one of the main gathering destinations in the city and has historically held tournaments and civic celebrations. It was created in the 14th Century, was built near the popular Clock Tower, which is featured with Medieval and Renaissance details. Piazza dei Signori is bordered by beautiful houses and towering factories. The beautiful square is rectangular in shape, surrounded by houses that belong to several time zones, and the arcades are 14th Century and 15th Century. It also hosts regular markets as well as events. Hence, visitors can experience some authentic culture of Italy and local life as well in Piazza dei Signori.

Palazzo della Ragione

It is basically a medieval town hall building in Veneto’s Padova, Northern Italy. Palazzo della Ragione is considered to be an icon of the city and sits in the heart of the Piazza della Frutta. It also features the largest unsupported roof and enriched with past power and influence that the city offers. Palazzo della Ragione was established between 1172 and 1219, this enormous town hall has been standing over hundreds of years and has been the main point for several legal courts and civic ceremonies. Inside the town hall is a giant open chamber, which is decorated richly with a number of colorful frescos created by Stefano da Ferrara, and Nicolo Miretto.

Cappella degli Scrovegni

It is basically a monumental Church, situated in the pleasing Giardini dell’Arena in Padova. Cappella degli Scrovegni is popular for its inspiring interior frescos. The exterior of the Church is quite simple that if one is not knowledgeable about its historical importance, visitors may simply pass it by. Cappella degli Scrovegni was built in 1305, considered to be one of the masterworks of Western culture. It is also designated as a World Heritage Site in Padova by UNESCO. The nave is 8.41 meter wide, 20.88 meters long, and 12.65 meter high, Cappella degli Scrovegni is one of the must-visit destinations in the city.

Orto Botanico

It is basically a small botanical garden in Padova, Northern Italy, which was founded by the Venetian Republic in 1545. Orto Botanico is recognized as the oldest academic botanical garden across the world that lies in its original location. This truly captivating garden is affiliated with the University of Padova, which covers a total area of around 22000 square meters, well-known for its unique collection and perfect historic design. It features a surfeit of interesting plants, herbs, vegetation, and trees. Orto Botanico also serves as a learning centre for the students. Hence, it is a must-visit destination in Padova for nature lovers.

Brenta Canal

It is basically an Italian river that stretches from Trentino to the Adriatic Sea, lies south of Venetian Lagoon in Veneto, North-East Italy. During the Roman period, the Brenta Canal was popular as Medoacus, which is divided into two branches near Padova – Medoacus Minor, and Medoacus Maior. The flowing river further changes its course in the medieval era and former bed through the city was engaged by Bacchiglione. It was created in the 15th Century, Brenta Canal is 108 miles long and channelled first in the 16th Century. This canal was formed to stretch trading routes and mainly for Venice and major cities in Italy. Boating facilities are available on this notable waterway, which will take visitors from Padova to Venice.

Prato della Valle

It is a 90000-meter oval-shaped square in Padova, which is considered as the largest square in Italy and also in Europe. At present, Prato della Valle is a large space with a green island at the heart of the city, bordered by a small canal and surrounded by two rings of statues. It is considered as one of the most significant areas of Padova and the locals simply enjoy the open space and also the marvelous design of the square. This square features circular water surrounded by a number of 90 statues, which portrays several significant figures in the history of the city. Hence, Prato della Valle is a must-visit destination in Padova.

Musei Civici

Located in the Giardini dell’Arena, Musei Civici is basically some historical buildings and museum complexes that feature two museums as well as the excellent Cappella degli Scrovegini. Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia develops and manages the artistic and cultural heritage of Venice, which is formed as a participatory foundation and has only one founding member, named the City of Venice. Integrated with the sublime paintings and art galleries by popular Renaissance artist, Musei Civici included Giotto, Titia, Veronese, and Bellini. Its collection is considered as one of the finest instances of Venetian art between the 12th and 19th Centuries in Italy.

Palazzo Zuckerman

It is another fine collection of art, situated next to the Giardini dell’Arena that has been collected over the years. Over 20-years a part of its premises has been used as a public telephone post. Palazzo Zuckerman is a part of the Padova Civic Museum and houses the Museum of Applied Arts on both first and ground floors, and the second floor is the site of the new production of Bottacin Museum. Hence, Palazzo Zuckerman is spread over a large area and one of the must-visit places in Italy for visitors looking to explore the history of the city. It is also a fine example of how the fashion and taste of people of the city have changed throughout the year.

The Eiffel Tower

At 324 metres, the iconic Eiffel Tower is the tallest structure in Paris. The Eiffel Tower was erected in 1889. It is now the symbol of the city of Paris! Its history is very interesting, because its design was innovative and different from the architecture of the time, which is why it wasn’t even supposed to remain. It was a temporary construction that was to stay only twenty years. It was built in 1889 to celebrate the French Revolution’s centennial year during the Exposition Universelle at the Champs de Mars. The purpose was to show the other nations the power and the industrial abilities of France! You couldn't possibly visit Paris without seeing the Eiffel Tower. Even if you do not want to visit this world famous structure, you will see its top from all over Paris.

The Louvre

The Louvre Museum is one of the biggest museums in the worlds. Located in the center of the city of Paris, in the right bank of the city, it is a former royal palace! It is aligned with other important landmarks of the city, such as the Concorde Square, and the Arc de Triomphe. Amongst the museum's greatest treasures are da Vinci's Mona Lisa, a Large Sphinx (c. 2000 BC), the Venus de Milo, Michelangelo's Dying Slave and Titian's The Crowning with Thorns. Occupying over 60,000 square metres, the Louvre attracts around 9 million visitors each year, making it the most visited tourist attraction in the world.

The Palace of Versailles

The Palace of Versailles and its surrounding grounds, situated about 20 km to the south-west of central Paris, is a UNESCO world heritage site. The Palace is historically important because it was the home of the French royal court between 1682, when it was established by Louis XIV, and 1789, the start of the French revolution. It also has a continuing political function: heads of state regularly meet there, as do the French Senate and Assembly when debating changes to the constitution. The Palace itself is vast, containing 67 staircases and over 6000 paintings. Large parts of it are accessible to visitors, including the King's and Queen's apartments, the Hall of Mirrors and the Palace's baroque Chapel.

The Musée D'Orsay

The Musée D'Orsay or the Orsay Museum is found on the left bank of the Seine and displays a collection of mainly French art dating from 1850 to 1915. Van Gogh, Monet, Degas are some of the artists whose works are part of the collections. The Orsay Museum was a former train station in 1898 and was converted into a museum in 1986. If you enjoy the Impressionism art movement, you will thoroughly enjoy this museum!

Notre Dame de Paris

Situated on the eastern portion of the Íle de la Cité (the small island in the middle of the Seine) lies Notre Dame de Paris. It is one of the most outstanding cathedrals of France thanks to its Gothic architecture! Notre Dame de Paris is perhaps France’s most famous landmark; standing tall at the heart of the city for centuries, accepting people’s reverence one day and then facing their rejection on another. This resilient, gravity-defying Gothic cathedral survived centuries of France’s turbulent past. It emerged in the 19th century from near ruin, thanks to a massive restoration project. Its many visitors come to admire its stained glass and rose windows, the towers, the steeple and the gargoyles. They can also discover the Notre-Dame treasury and have a go at climbing the towers to enjoy a panoramic view of Paris.

The Arc de Triomphe

Sitting triumphantly at the west end of the Champs-Elysees is one of the most celebrated and iconic monuments in Paris, the Arc de Triomphe. Having stood watch over Paris for almost two hundred years the Arc has seen its share of French history, including its most celebrated and tragic events. Today, the Arc de Triomphe is an easy destination to visit in Paris and should not be missed. It’s really much more than just a monument. It’s also a museum that just happens to offer great views over all of Paris from the viewing deck on top of the structure. And it’s a fitting memorial to France’s military past and also the site of its Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

Montmartre

Situated on the right bank of the Seine in the 18th arrondisement is Montmartre. The setting for films such as Amelie, Moulin Rouge and La Vie en Rose, Montmartre was the place of work and inspiration for the likes of Pissarro, Picasso, Modigliani, Van Gogh, Renoir and Degas. Today, there are three principal draws of visiting Montmartre. First is the famous Sacré Coeur church, situated at the top of Montmartre's 130-metre high hill, and its white-domed Basilica. Second is the bustling Place de Tertre, replete with artists, easels, entertainers, coffee tables, multi-coloured umbrellas and atmosphere. Third is Montmartre's nightlife, and cabaret clubs such as Moulin Rouge and Le Chat Noir.

A Boat Trip down the Seine River

On a fine day, there is no better way to see Paris than by taking a boat trip down the beautiful Seine River. All about it is so magical. The bridges, the docks, and its historical islands can best be seen during a boat cruise. It provides a complete new perspective on the city and its monuments. Highlights of a boat trip include passing the beautiful Íle de la Cité and getting up close and personal with the architecture of Notre Dame, and views of the Eiffel Tower, Place de la Concorde, Musée D'Orsay, Institut de France, Grand Palais, Trocadéro, Invalides and Hôtel de Ville.

Paris Catacombs

The Catacombs of Paris are underground ossuaries in Paris, France, which hold the remains of more than six million people in a small part of a tunnel network built to consolidate Paris' ancient stone mines. The Paris Catacombs is one of the top and a bit unusual of attractions for people visiting the "City of Lights". It is interesting, quite impressive and a little creepy. With the remains of over six million people, it has been called the worlds largest grave. Visiting Paris Catacombs, one need to be open-minded and embrace the experience. You will walk these alleys, and you will look at the remains of millions of Parisians who once walked the city you’re visiting. Paris Catacombs is a one-of-a-kind experience that needs to be done at least once, because you don’t get to see a human skull everyday!

Montparnasse Tower

Built in 1973, the tower is considered not be very beautiful, however, is the best place to achieve the perfect photo of the city of Paris! People get an amazing overall view over the city from Montparnasse Tower. Located right in the city centre, the Montparnasse Tower Panoramic Observation Deck gives you a unique, breathtaking view by day or by night. An absolute must! The only place where one can see Paris’s true colours.

Colosseum

Visited by over six million people every year, Colosseum is the most remarkable monument of the city. The imposing structure is the symbol of Rome, with almost 2000 years of history. Previously known as Flavin Amphitheatre, Colosseum was used for activities, and rituals like an exhibition of exotic animals, execution of prisoners, recreations of battles and gladiator fights to keep the people of Rome entertained. It remained active for 500 years. It is said that the last recorded activity in the Colosseum was during the 6th century. The structure has survived earthquakes and other natural calamities. It has also survived World Wars. Such unique historical attributes of Colosseum makes it a must-visit spot in Rome.

Roman Forum:

This was the hub of political and social activity of Roman citizens. Roman Forum was the place where religious and public events of ancient Rome took place. The Roman Forum was naturally buried under the earth after the fall of the Roman Empire. The presence of such a monument was known to the people of 16th century Rome. But, not until the 20th century, this place was excavated and declared a historical site. There are a significant number of temples in the Forum dedicated to Saturn, Venus, Romulus, Vesta etc. There are also sites of interest near the Forum such as Via Sacra, Arch of Titus, Arch of Septimius Severus, the temple of Antoninus and Faustina etc.

Trevi Fountain:

This fountain is the largest fountain in the city and is the most beautiful fountain in the town. The origin of the fountain goes back to the year 19BC when it formed the end of Aqua Virgo Aqueduct. The first fountain was built during the Renaissance under the supervision of Pope Nicholas V. There is also an interesting myth that surrounds the basin. Make sure you inquire about it when you visit the fountain.

Piazza Navona:

It is the most beautiful Baroque squares in Rome. It is defined during the fifteenth century, the most delicate part of Piazza Navona is its three fountains designed during the papacy of Gregory XIII. The three fountains are Fontana Dei Quattro Fiumi- designed by Bernini in 1651. Fontana Del Moro-sculpted by Giacomo Della Porta in 1574 and later perfected by Bernini. Fontana Del Nettuno-also created by Giacomo Della Porta in 1574, but remained unfinished for almost three hundred years.

St.Peter’s Square:

Designed by Bernini in the seventeenth century, St.Peter’s Square or Piazza San Pietro is located in Vatican City at the feet of St.Peter’s Basilica. The construction of St.Peter’s Square took place between 1656 and 1667. It is a great place to visit at night to enjoy its architectural beauty heightened by the glittering grand lights.

St.Peter’s Basilica:

One of the largest Churches in the world, St.Peter’s Basilica is located in Vatican City. It is considered one of the famous pilgrimage sites for Catholics. It is where Pope presides many liturgies all year round. The Basilica is called St. Peter, after one of the twelve disciples of Jesus, Saint Peter, who became one of the founders of the Catholic Church. He was executed in Rome and was buried under the place on which Basilica stands at present. The dome inside the Basilica, designed by Michelangelo is one of the main attractions.

Sistine Chapel:

The chapel is one of the greatest treasures of Vatican City. Regarded as the masterpiece of Michelangelo, it is known for being the temple in which Popes are chosen and crowned. Some of the most influential artists who worked in the chapel are Botticelli, Perugino, Luca and Michelangelo. The frescos in the ceiling of the chapel, created by Michelangelo, are the greatest of attractions in the chapel. The Creation of Adam is undoubtedly the best-known image from the chapel.

Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish steps:

The name, Piazza di Spagna, in English means Square of Spain. The seat of Spanish Embassy for the Vatican was located in this Square during the seventeenth century. The Spanish steps were built during the eighteenth century to connect Piazza di Spagna and the Church of Triniti dei Monti. Every July, the 135 Spanish steps are decorated to receive the Donne Sotto le Stelle fashion show.

Pantheon:

The Pantheon of Agrippa, also known as the Roman Pantheon, is one of the architectural masterpieces of Italy. Pantheon was completed in 126AD. The oculus of this building is designed in such a way that it acts as the primary source of natural light to the building. The circular building has the exact diameter of its height, which proves the finesse of its architecture.

Catacombs:

Catacombs of Rome are the city’s former burial grounds which date back from second to the fifth century. The burials of Jewish, Pagan and early Christian roman citizens were conducted here from second to the fifth century. The word “Catacomb” means “next to the quarry”. There are more than sixty catacombs made up of underground passageways for hundreds of kilometres. Currently, only five of them are open to the public.

Grossmunster

The Grossmünster is an Evangelical Protestant church in the Old Town of Zurich, and is one of Zurich's most famous landmarks. The two towers of the originally Romanesque Grossmünster offer a great view over Zurich. Legend has it that the church was built on the graves of the city’s patron saints, Felix and Regula. Since the reformation the church has a barren feel, alleviated only by the windows. German artist Sigmar Polke finished 12 simply beautiful windows in 2009, partly made of semi-precious stones. 187 stairs lead from the nave up to the tower vantage point – from where visitors have bird’s-eye views over the Zurich rooftops and lake as well as majestic Alpine summits on the horizon.

The Old Town

Zurich's medieval Old Town (or Altstadt in German) is its most important and eclectic neighbourhood. The Old Town is a popular spot for tourists and locals alike, as it is a historical, cultural, and nightlife center. Cobblestone streets wind down narrow alleys and surround beautiful houses; and the area is framed by the relaxing waters of the Limmat river. Walking around the neighborhood is a treat in itself, as every single corner seems to have been charmed with a peculiar grace. A number of restaurants and cafes have popped up along its streets, catering to those enjoying a long stroll through the Altstadt.

Uetliberg

Breathtaking views, tranquil trails, and scenic paths make Uetliberg Mountain one of Zurich’s most popular attractions. At 2,858 feet above sea level, the mountain is the perfect place to catch a panoramic view of Zurich and the surrounding Alps. Though it is outside of the city itself, it is well-worth the effort, as it gives visitors an opportunity to witness postcard-perfect Switzerland. There are numerous trails and paths that lead up, down, and along the mountain. Visitors can hike, walk, and bike through them at their own discretion and pace. Because the paths are marked and they do not present an extreme challenge, they are suitable for all ages and levels.

Swiss National Museum

Situated on a castle, the Swiss National Museum offers a thorough journey into the nation’s history. The collection that it houses is just as worthy of admiration. Starting four centuries before Christ, the museum takes visitors through a comprehensive history of Switzerland. With permanent exhibitions that include information on important events, lifestyle, and national art, it provides an opportunity to understand the country’s past and present. The Museum's 14 collections, which house over 800,000 objects, include Archaeology, Painting & Sculpture, and Textile & Fashion. Temporary exhibitions bring fresh perspectives to the museum. Showcasing new artists, and representing modern issues, they are the connection to modern-day Switzerland that makes the museum invaluable. The museum takes pride in being interactive and innovative, and it is considered one of the finest museums in the nation.

Lake Zurich Promenade

Beautiful lakefront views and an extensive network of promenades and gardens make Lake Promenade the perfect plan for a sunny day. Lake Zurich is undeniably picturesque. Its waterfront is decorated by colorful houses packed tightly together. Shops and restaurants line up along it, offering everything under the sun. Add to this parks, gardens, and promenades, and it is not difficult to see why this is often ranked as the first thing to do when visiting Zurich. Families pack picnics, foodies sit at the outdoor terrace of cafes, and tourists walk up and down, capturing as much as they can. Boat tours float along the lake, offering a unique and interesting perspective of the city. Because of the myriad of choices it offers, it is a wonderful opportunity to take a break from hectic sightseeing, and simply enjoy the city.

Bahnhofstrasse

One of the world’s most famous shopping strips, this is the place to find world-class brands and high-end dining. Anyone looking to buy Gucci and Chanel, as well as top Swiss brands, will find everything they need on this street. Distinctive for being an attractive station street (bahnhofstrasse), it is one of the most frequently visited places in Zurich. Those who do not wish to buy brand names can still enjoy walking about, and window shopping. A number of top restaurants can be found here, so it is a wonderful place to stop for a rest and enjoy the best the city has to offer. Strolling around the Bahnhofstrasse is a great way to people-watch and see locals in their daily lives.

Kunsthaus

With works ranging from the Middle Ages to Modernity, the Kunsthaus is home to a truly impressive art collection. Built in 1910, this art museum is regarded as one of the most important in the entire country. Its collection boasts many great works of art, but is most famous for its impressionist and modern art section, which includes pieces by masters like Van Gogh, Picasso, Cezanne, Monet and Matisse. The Kunsthaus has also established a reputation for its emphasis on Swiss artists, such as Jonathan Heinrich Fussli and Alberto Giacometti. Art and history lovers visiting Zurich cannot miss it.

The Old Botanical Garden

Often confused with the Botanical Garden of the University of Zurich, the Old Botanical Garden was the first of its kind in the city. Founded in 1837, the Old Botanical Garden is still one of the most pleasant places in Zurich. Its central location makes it accessible for both locals and visitors who wish to step into an enchanting green space. The garden is dotted with various beautiful and interesting species, and also counts with different spaces that add to its charm. The arboretum is a perfect place to relax, and the medieval herb garden provides some insight into medicine in the middle ages. What makes the Old Botanical Garden one of the best things to do in Zurich is its buzz and the range of activities that one can enjoy here.

Zurich Opera House

With prestigious companies performing some of the world’s greatest ballets and operas, the Zurich Opera House is the perfect place to spend a cultural evening. As one of the Zurich’s most important cultural centres, the Opera House holds a special place in the hearts of locals. After all, it is here where they enjoyed special plays as children, where they saw Romeo and Juliet for the first time, and where they can go to listen to incredible renditions of Wagner’s symphonies. The repertoire of ballets, operas, and concerts definitely reflects the status of the Zurich Opera House as one of the world's greatest opera houses. This opera house was built in 1891 over the old one that burnt down in a tragic fire. The building itself is a work of art, and even those who are not particularly interested in operas and ballets enjoy seeing the inside of this architectural gem.

Zurich West

Once an industrial district full of factories and warehouses, Zurich West is quickly becoming the city’s hippest neighbourhood. A decade ago no tourist would have had a reason to step foot in Zurich West. After all, there was nothing charming about abandoned warehouses and old ship-building factories. Today, however, the neighbourhood is drawing attention from all corners of the world, as it experiences an interesting artistic revival. Empty warehouses have been turned into museums, boutique shops, and underground theatres, and some of the concrete blocks have been replaced by trendy and sophisticated designs that cater to a younger crowd. Zurich West is a mecca of art and design, second-hand stores and street art. It is also known for its amazing culinary scene, with concept restaurants that are imagining new ways to mix it up. Like any self-respecting hipster haven, the neighbourhood has the best nightlife in the city.

Itinerary Details

Day 1 Arrive in Paris – the City of Romance, Lights, and Glamour. (Dinner)

Welcome! Today board our flight to one of Paris's most beautiful and elegant cities- known for its haute couture, renowned museums, breathtaking beautiful monuments, and sensational cabarets. On arrival, collect your baggage, proceed outside, and get greeted by your Friendly Travel Professional, who will escort you to your hotel and assist with your check-in. Overnight in Paris. 

Day 2 Guided city tour of Paris. Take a funicular ride at Montmartre to see the Sacre-Coeur Basilica, Paris's second most visited monument. Enjoy a romantic cruise on River Seine. Visit the Eiffel tower 3rd (Top) Level. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Today we proceed for a guided city tour of Paris. Marvel at the finest Parisian tourist attractions, Place Vendôme, Place de l'Opéra Garnier, Musée d'Orsay, Place de la Concorde, Champs Elysées, one of the most recognized fashionable avenues in the world, Arc de Triomphe, Alexander Bridge, Les Invalides, and several others. Next, we visit the iconic Eiffel Tower – 3rd Level and get a stunning view of the city from the top. With its famous tapering cast iron tip, the Eiffel Tower is not just the symbol of Paris but of all of France. Later in the day, visit Montmartre, known for its artist history. Take a Funicular to the top and see the white-domed Basilica of Sacre-Coeur, a famous landmark and the second most visited Monument in Paris. Next, we take a romantic cruise down the river Seine, one of the world's most scenic cruises, flanked by exquisite monuments like Notre Dame, Eiffel Tower, Louvre, Orsay Museum, and many more. Gliding under one bridge to one another with a view of the finest monuments in the heart of bustling Paris. Overnight in Paris. 

Day 3 Enjoy your fun-filled day at Disneyland® Paris (choice of Disney® Parks or Walt Disney Studios® Park).(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

This day experience a day full of excitement at this popular amusement park—the destination to relax and enjoy thrill rides and studio movies with your loved ones. You may choose between Disney Parks, where fairy tales take flight across five incredible lands filled with classic attractions, shows, and street parades with Disney Characters, OR you may visit the Walt Disney Studios Park and be astounded by the fantastic stunt shows, watch a film being made and see real-life sets used for creating blockbuster movies. Overnight in Paris. 

Day 4 Drive to Geneva. Orientation tour of Geneva. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Check out from your hotel and proceed to Switzerland, a mountainous Central European country home to numerous lakes, villages, and the high peaks of the Alps. On arrival, proceed for an orientation tour of Geneva. See The Jet d'Eau, a large fountain in Geneva, Switzerland, and is one of the city's most famous landmarks, UN Buildings - The United Nations Office and the Flower Clock, located just in front of the famous Lake Geneva. Later proceed to your hotel and check in and relax in the comforts of your hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Lausanne. 

Day 5 Visit Olympic Museum. Excursion to Mt.Titlis. Drive to Zurich. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Check out from your hotel and proceed to experience the Olympics at close quarters and feel the Olympic spirit the way the athletes felt it to study the history of the Games from antiquity to today - thanks to the latest computer technology and audio-visual media, all of this can be accomplished in the Olympic Museum. Today enjoy fantastic scenery, a once-in-a-lifetime experience with an exhilarating tip to the top of Mt Titlis at 3020 meters on various cable cars, including Rotair, the world's first revolving cable car. Get a breathtaking, unrestricted 360 degrees view of the dazzling snow-capped peak, deep crevasses, and pristine white snowfields dotted with massive ice boulders from every angle. Do not forget to visit the "Cliff Walk," the highest suspension bridge in Europe along the cliff of Mt.Titlis. Later board your coach, proceed to Zurich, and check in to your hotel. Overnight at the hotel in Zurich. 

The tour's highlight is a magical alpine excursion to the top of Europe - the amazing Jungfraujoch and scenic Interlaken. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Get set for a memorable, magical alpine excursion to Jungfraujoch – The Top of Europe, a high–point of your tour. First, we proceed to Grindelwald Terminal. The new 3S-Bahn Eiger Express takes you from the Grindelwald Terminal to the Eigergletscher station in 15 minutes. You board a cogwheel train to reach the highest railway station in Europe at 11,333 feet – a world of eternal ice and snow. Visit the Ice Palace, where artists create their works of art on ice. Visit the Sphinx observatory deck to experience a breathtaking panoramic view of the longest glacier in the Alps - Aletsch Glacier, overnight in Zurich. 

Day 7 Orientation tour of Lucerne. Cruise on Lake of Lucerne. Free time for shopping. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Today check out from your hotel and proceed for an orientation tour of Lucerne - one of the most beautiful cities in Switzerland. Visit the Lion Monument, Kapell Brucke, with some free time to shop for famous Swiss watches, knives, and chocolates. Enjoy a scenic cruise on the lake of Lucerne. Continue your drive to Lugano and check in to your hotel. Overnight in Lugano. 

Day 8 Welcome to Venice - the floating city of Italy. Enjoy the Gondola ride. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Check out of your hotel and proceed towards Venice – Italy—a City of Beautiful Monuments, Serpentine Canals, a city that inspired poetry and passion through the ages. Please arrive at the pier in Venice, where we will board a private boat. Enjoy your Indian lunch on board while you sail over the Giudecca Canal to arrive at St. Mark's Square – the main square of Venice. View St Mark's Basilica is one of the best examples of Byzantine architecture. Witness the famous Bell Tower and Clock Tower with the dominant sign of the Zodiac and the moon's current phase. See the Bridge of Sighs, made of white limestone, that passes over the Rio di Palazzo, connecting the old prisons with interrogation rooms at the Doge's Palace. Witness a Murano Glass demonstration and marvel at the intricate and colorful glass artifacts hand-crafted by master artisans. Treasure a romantic Gondola ride in a flat-bottomed Venetian rowing boat amidst the stunning backdrop of baroque buildings. It truly is the best way to enjoy this enchanting city. We return to the pier and later check in to your hotel. Overnight in Padova/Bologna. 

Day 9 Guided walking city tour of Florence. View the remarkable and famous Leaning Tower of Pisa. (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

This morning check out and drive to Florence – the cradle of the Renaissance. Along with your English-speaking local guide, walk and absorb the culture of the historic city. View the Duomo – the city's most iconic landmark, the Campanile, and the Baptistery with its Gates to Paradise. Also, see the Piazza Della Signoria – an open-air museum crammed with Renaissance sculptures, edged by historical cafes and presided over by the magnificent Palazzo Vecchio and the famed Ponte Vecchio (bridge) across the River Arno. Next, drive to Piazzale Michelangelo for a spectacular panoramic city view. Later proceed towards Pisa. On arrival, see the Square of Miracles with the stupendous Leaning Tower of Pisa. Overnight in the Tuscany region. 

Day 10 All roads lead to Rome – the eternal city. Visit the world's smallest country – Vatican City. (which includes Vatican Museum, Sistine Chapel & St. Peter's Basilica)(Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)

Today check out and proceed toward the eternal city of Rome. Enjoy a guided city tour of Rome with an expert English-speaking local guide. Next, visit Vatican City – the smallest country in the world (Please note shorts or sleeveless vests are not allowed). Enter the Vatican Museum, where you see renowned classical sculptures and Renaissance art masterpieces. Visit the Sistine Chapel – a source of inspiration for art lovers and tourists alike and known for its masterpiece – the Last Judgement. It is also where the Pope gets elected. Visit the divinely beautiful basilica of St. Peter's. Get mesmerized by the works of Michelangelo and Bernini. We continue and then drive to view the magnificent Colosseum, a vast amphitheater still well-preserved. Next, Visit the beautiful Trevi Fountains. The Legend says that tossing a coin over your shoulder gets you back to Rome. Overnight in Rome. 

Day 11 Fly back home. (Breakfast)

Your memorable holiday ends, and today it's time to fly back home. Say goodbye to the wonderful new friends you have made on tour. Check out and depart for the Airport with pleasant memories of your European trip, which you will cherish forever. 

Inclusions

  1. Daily Continental Buffet Breakfast with accommodation at the Hotel.
  2. 06 Indian Jain/Vegetarian Lunches
  3. 07 Indian Jain/Vegetarian/Non-Vegetarian Dinners
  4. Daily Mineral Water Bottle (500ml)
  5. Complete Transportation as per the itinerary in Coaches on SIC basis.
  6. Schengen tourist visa Cost.
  7. Tips to coach drivers for the duration of the tour are included.

Paris

  1. • City tour with a local guide
  2. • Visit the 3rd level of the Eiffel Tower
  3. • Full-day excitement and thrill at Disn eyland® Paris
  4. • Funicular ride to see the Sacre Coeur Basilica- Montmartre.
  5. • Enjoy a romantic cruise on River Seine

Geneva

  1. • Orientation tour of Geneva

Lausanne

  1. • Entrance to Olympic Museum

Mt. Titlis

  1. • Witness breath-taking mountain peaks and glaciers at Mt. Titlis
  2. • Ride in the world’s first revolving cable car
  3. • Walk on the Highest suspension bridge in Europe - Titlis Cliff Walk

Lucerne

  1. • Orientation tour of Lucerne • Cruise on Lake Lucerne • Free time for shopping

Interlaken:

  1. Cogwheel train ride to Jungfraujoch - Top of Europe
  2. • Visit scenic Interlaken

Venice::

  1. • St. Mark’s square by Private boat • Enjoy a classic Venetian Gondola ride • Visit the famous Murano Glass showroom

Florence::

  1. • Guided walking city tour with a local English-speaking guide

Pisa::

  1. • Visit Square of Miracles • Photo-stop at the Leaning Tower

Rome::

  1. • Guided City tour with a local English-speaking guide • Visit Trevi Fountain

Vatican City::

  1. • Visit the Vatican Museum – see sculptures and masterpieces of Renaissance art • Visit the awe-inspiring Sistine Chapel • Visit the magnificent St. Peter’s Basilica

S.No Place Hotel Name Room Type No of Nights
1 Paris Hilton Paris La Defense Standard Double 3
2 Lausanne Novotel Lausanne Bussigny Standard Double 1
3 Zurich Swiss-Belhotel du Parc Standard Double 2
4 Lugano Novotel Lugano Paradiso Standard Double 1
5 Padova Four Points by Sheraton Standard Double 1
6 Tuscany Euro Hotel Standard Double 1
7 Rome Hampton by Hilton Standard Double 1

Terms & Conditions

  • We have tabulated this quotation in INR on the current date of currency exchange rates. 
  • The rooms & other services rates are subject to availability during booking/confirmation.
  • Similar hotels will be provided in case of non-availability of the quoted accommodation.
  • Certain hotels abroad may request a security deposit during check-in, which is refundable at check-out, subject to the hotel policy.
  • Specific international destinations attract city tax on the accommodation & the guest is liable to pay it directly at the hotel as per the actuals.
  • International Hotel check-in time is from 14.00 hrs onward. & check-out time is at 12.00 hrs.
  • Hotel, Sightseeing, Meals, and Transfers rates might change with prior notice once & unless you make the payment.
  • We have not added any charges for sightseeing activities on Day at Leisure in the itinerary. The costs will be higher than the pre-booked activities. So you can opt for the optional activities from the given list & pre-book them. Else it would be best if you explored on your own at the destination. Our ground handling team may help you arrange your requirements locally against the direct payment.
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Cancellation Policy:

  • The guest must give the notice to cancel the Holiday in writing or by mail to our office, and Etravego.com shall refund the tour cost after deducting the cancellation charges.
  • From the booking date to 45 days before the departure date, 25 % of the package cost is chargeable.
  • From 45 days to 30 days before the departure date, 50 % of the package cost is chargeable.
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  • In the case of cruises, 100% of the cruise cost paid will be forfeited in case of any cancellations, irrespective of the time of cancellation.   
  • The company reserves the right to cancel any Tour before the departure without assigning any reason. In such an event, all monies paid by the guest will be fully refunded immediately in Indian Rupees currency only, but no compensation will be payable. 

Description :

Lausanne is a city on Lake Geneva in the French-speaking region of Vaud, Switzerland. It’s home to the International Olympic Committee headquarters, the Olympic Museum, and the lakeshore Olympic Park. The hilly old city from the lake has medieval, shop-lined streets and a 12th-century Gothic cathedral with an ornate facade. The 19th-century Palais de Rumine houses fine art and science museums.

How to Reach :

Flying is most accessible via nearby Geneva Airport (GVA), but intercontinental passengers can also reach Lausanne easily from Zurich Airport (ZRH). Passenger ferry boats cross Lake Geneva frequently from Lausanne to Evian and Thonon-les-Bains in France. Local public transportation options in Lausanne are also extensive

Local Language : French, German Italian

Local Currency : Euro

Local Cuisine : Cheese – a must try food in Lausanne. Cured Meats.

Climate :

In Lausanne, the summers are warm, the winters are freezing, and it is wet and partly cloudy year-round. Over the year, the temperature typically varies from 30°F to 79°F and is rarely below 21°F or above 89°F.

Unique Attributes :

Resting on high hills overlooking Lake Geneva, Lausanne combines dramatic scenery and a proud sense of culture to create a great tourist destination. The city is Switzerland's fourth largest and is much less known internationally than places like Bern and Geneva.

Word of Caution :

Yet to Come.

Description :

Located in the Veneto region of North East Italy, Padova or Padua is a commune or city, which is mostly considered to be a part of the greater metropolitan area of Treviso, and Venice. It has a unique history and has been an important city of Veneto since the medieval period. Padova is situated on the banks of River Bacchiglione, lies 25 miles to the west of Venice. Padova has an estimated population of 214000 and covers a total area of 93.03 square kilometers and situated at an elevation of 39-feet above the sea level. This city of Italy is truly beautiful, which features a number of ancient architecture, bridges crossing the river, and one of the significant is the University of Padova.

Padova is also well-known as the city where Saint Anthony, a Portuguese Franciscan has spent most parts of his life and died in the year 1231. It is basically picturesque, with an intense network of arcaded streets, many bridges, which once bordered the ancient walls of the moat. Padova is one of the oldest cities in Northern Italy, which was invaded by various groups, including Goths and Huns. At present, the industrial sector of Padova is one of the largest in Europe and offers jobs to over 50000 people. 

Attractions

The best places to visit in Padova are- Basilica di Sant’ Antonio, Padua Duomo, Piazza dei Signori, Palazzo della Ragione, Cappella degli Scrovegni, Orto Botanico, Brenta Canal, Prato della Valle, Musei Civici, and Palazzo Zuckerman.

Airport

It has its own airport for private planes but does not offer direct commercial connection. However, three international airports located near Padova are- Treviso, Venezia Marco Polo, and Verona Valerio Catullo.  

Local Language

Italian is a widely spoken language across the country.

Currency

Euro is used in Padova.

Food

The best food to taste in Padova are- puff pastry filled with curd, porchetta sandwich, tramezzini, octopus, orsucci pizza, and so on.  

Weather

This oldest city of Venice features a humid subtropical climate, modified by the Adriatic Sea.

Unique Attributes

Padova is also popular for Sherwood Festival that usually takes place for about a month, between mid-June and mid-July. It held in the outside garden on the main soccer stadium of the commune and it crowded with Italian as well as International bands.

Description :

Undoubtedly the most romantic city in the world, Paris is also one of the most beautiful. Little wonder then that Paris attracts about 45 million tourists a year.

They come for a variety of reasons. First, there is the art and culture. It is was here that the impressionist movement was born, and that you will find many of the world's great museums such as the Louvre (and da Vinci's Mona Lisa), the Pompidou Centre, the Musee d'Orsay and the Musee Rodin.

Then there are iconic tourist attractions. The Eiffel Tower is perhaps the most famous structure in the world, with Notre Dame, Montmatre and the Sacre Coeur not far behind. The grand Palace of Versailles is a short train ride away, with other things to see including the Arc de Triomphe, Pere Lachaise and the Jardins de Luxembourg.

And then there is the food and atmosphere. With trendy cafes lining its wide boulevards and 35 Michelin-starred restaurants, this is a place for food-lovers. And the beautiful River Seine, cobblestone medieval streets, sporting stadiums such as Roland Garros and Stade de France, bars and night life make this a perfect place for romance or to let your hair down.

Attractions - The Eiffel Tower, The Louvre, The Palace of Versailles, The Musée D'Orsay, Notre Dame de Paris, The Arc de Triomphe, Montmartre, A boat trip down the Seine, Paris Catacombs, Montparnasse Tower.

Airport - Charles De Gaulle Airport is the nearest airport located at a distance of 27 kilometers from the city center.

Local Language - French

Currency – Euro

Local Cuisine – Soupe de poisson, Steak Tartare and Escargot are some of the lip-smacking delicacies of Paris.

Weather – The climate of the Paris Basin is somewhere between the oceanic and the continental. The average yearly temperature is 53 °F (11 °C) in Paris.

Unique Attributes - Love is definitely a top thing people love about Paris! If you’re not coming with the love of your life, you may meet her or him in the most romantic city of love. And it’s not just a cliché, Paris has so many places dedicated to romance. No surprise that so many found love in Paris…

Description :

Rome, known for its lively ambience, monumental and historical sites and renowned cuisines, is the third most-visited city in Europe and fourteenth most-visited city all over the world. It was believed by Romans that the city of Rome would always remain standing, irrespective of what happens in the rest of the world. Hence, they called Rome, the Eternal city. The monuments and archaeological sites in Rome take you back in time to the glorious past of the Roman Empire. How often do you get to go back in time and experience the past in real? Rome offers a grand throw-back in time for you to relish and probably find a piece of yourself in the past. History-buffs, monument-lovers, architecture- enthusiasts and explorers of various cultures are definitely in for a treat here. Moreover, Rome is home to the world-famous Italian cuisine which is one of the major interests here. Visiting this historical city is a soul-stirring experience for sure.

Attractions: Colosseum, Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, Piazza Navona, St.Peter’s Square, St.Peter’s Basilica, Sistine Chapel, Piazza di Spagna and the Spanish Steps, Pantheon and Catacombs.

How to reach :It is easier to access Rome by air or by train. However, Mediterranean cruises are also available. Rome has two international airports, Aeroporto Leonardo Da Vinci (Fiumicino airport) and Ciampino Airport.

Local Language:  Italian. But locals also speak English for the convenience of tourists.

Currency: Euro

Local Cuisine: Italian

Climate: Mediterranean climate.  Cool winters and hot summers. Rome can be visited at any time of the year. However, it is advised to visit during spring or autumn as there are not many tourists to crowd the place.

Description :

Zurich is the capital city of Switzerland. It is the heart of all commercial activities, and it holds an international reputation in the fields of banking and finance.  Although it buzzes with business activity, Zurich is one of the finest Swiss towns to visit and is perfectly arranged for sightseeing on foot. It also has a reputation for being clean and efficient, and is often ranked as having the highest quality of life anywhere in the world.

 Long known as a savvy, hard-working financial centre, Switzerland's largest and wealthiest metropolis has also emerged in the 21st century as one of Central Europe's hippest destinations, with an artsy, post-industrial edge that is epitomised in its exuberant summer Street Parade.

Attractions – Grossmunster, The Old Town, Uetliberg, Swiss National Museum, Lake Zurich Promenade, Bahnhofstrasse, Kunsthaus, The Old Botanical Garden, Zurich Opera House, Zurich West.

Airport - Zurich Airport which is located at a distance of 16 kilometer from the city center.

Local Language - The official language of Zürich is German, but the main spoken language is the local variant of the Alemannic Swiss German dialect, Zürich German.

Currency – Swiss Franc

Local Cuisine – Fondue, Raclette and Rosti are some of the traditional Swiss dishes.

Weather – The climate is moderate with no excessive heat, cold or humidity. From July to August the daytime temperature range is 18 to 28 °C (65° - 82° F) and from January to February the range is -2 to 7 °C (28° - 45° F). In spring and autumn, the daytime temperature range is 8 to 15 °C (46° - 59° F).

Unique Attributes - Culturally vibrant, efficiently run and attractively set at the meeting of river and lake, Zürich is regularly recognised as one of the world's most liveable cities in the world. While Zurich can be expensive, blessed with a high standard of living, which together with the high wages, explains why people bear with the high prices.