Switzerland 10 Days Itinerary

Here's a itinerary for a 10-day trip to Switzerland 

Switzerland


Day 1: Arrival in Zurich

Arrive in Zurich and check-in to your budget-friendly hotel

Explore the city on foot and see the iconic sites like the Limmat River, Grossmunster Church, and Old Town

Enjoy a local meal in one of the city's many restaurants


Zurich


Day 2: Zurich to Lucerne

Take a train to Lucerne and check-in to your hotel

Visit the Chapel Bridge, Lion Monument, and the Old Town

Take a walk around the lake and enjoy the scenic views

Enjoy a local meal in one of the city's many restaurants

Lucerne


Day 3: Lucerne to Interlaken

Take a train to Interlaken and check-in to your budget-friendly hotel

Explore the town and take a walk in the surrounding mountains

Take a scenic train ride to the nearby town of Grindelwald

Enjoy a local meal in one of the city's many restaurants

Interlaken


Day 4: Interlaken to Grindelwald

Take a scenic train ride to the nearby town of Grindelwald

Explore the town and take a walk in the surrounding mountains

Take a cable car to the top of the Eiger mountain for panoramic views

Enjoy a local meal in one of the town's many restaurants

Grindelwald


Day 5: Grindelwald to Geneva

Take a train to Geneva and check-in to your budget-friendly hotel

Explore the city on foot and see the iconic sites like Jet d'Eau, St. Peter's Cathedral, and the Old Town

Enjoy a local meal in one of the city's many restaurants

Geneva


Day 6: Geneva to Lausanne

Take a train to Lausanne and check-in to your budget-friendly hotel

Explore the city on foot and see the iconic sites like the Olympic Museum and the Gothic Cathedral

Enjoy a local meal in one of the city's many restaurants

Lausanne


Day 7: Lausanne to Montreux

Take a train to Montreux and check-in to your budget-friendly hotel

Explore the city on foot and see the iconic sites like the Castle of Chillon and the Freddie Mercury Statue

Enjoy a local meal in one of the city's many restaurants

Montreux


Day 8: Montreux to Zermatt

Take a train to Zermatt and check-in to your budget-friendly hotel

Explore the town and take a walk in the surrounding mountains

Take a cable car to the top of the Matterhorn for panoramic views

Enjoy a local meal in one of the town's many restaurants

Zermatt


Day 9: Zermatt to Lucerne

Take a train to Lucerne and check-in to your budget-friendly hotel

Explore the city on foot and see the iconic sites like the Chapel Bridge, Lion Monument, and the Old Town

Enjoy a local meal in one of the city's many restaurants

Lucern


Day 10: Lucerne to Zurich and Departure

Take a train back to Zurich and check-in to your hotel

Explore the city on foot and see the iconic sites like the Limmat River, Grossmunster Church, and Old Town

Enjoy a local meal in one of the city's many restaurants

Depart from Zurich

Alps

This itinerary provides a mix of city exploration and scenic mountain experiences.


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