Cultural & Theme Tours in Switzerland

Surrounded by soaring peaks and shimmering lakes, pretty Lucerne is a photographer's dream destination - but knowing the best spots for the finest photographs requires local knowledge. On this small-group tour, limited to 10 people, explore the streets and landmarks of Lucerne as your photographer guide helps you capture the city on camera. Along the way, snap top attractions including the medieval Chapel Bridge and the 14th century Museggmauer city walls.

Home to medieval architecture and spectacular lakeside scenery, Lucerne is widely considered the jewel in Switzerland's crown. On this tour, explore Lucerne and surrounds by foot and by boat, and see the best of the city in one day. With your guide to lead the way, hit top attractions including the Chapel Bridge and Lucerne Castle, and gain insight into centuries of colorful Swiss history. Enjoy personal attention from your guide on this small-group tour, limited to 10 people.

Check out the elegant villas and castles of Lucerne with this half-day walking tour, and take in sweeping views of the lake and the mountains that frame it. In a group, you'll stroll from Meggen to St. Charles Hall, past Schloss Neuhabsburg and onto Schloss Meggenhorn, a palatial estate fashioned like a French chateau. The tour is packed with tales of the castles' famous residents -- from Habsburg rulers to German royalty to Russian financiers -- and includes a refreshment stop at the Hotel Hermitage on the lake.

Zurich boasts a unique and far-reaching history, but appreciating the city's landmarks can be difficult on a self-led tour. Be immersed in the history and culture of Switzerland's biggest city on a walking tour of highlights including Lindenhof, St Peter's Church, and Fraumünster, while benefiting from the more personalized experience of a small-group tour.

Visit lakeside Château de Chillon near Montreux with a prebooked entrance ticket and explore the fairy tale castle at your own pace. Saving you time at the admission desk, the entrance ticket lets you step straight inside to walk around the elegant state rooms. Learn about the castle's past as a fortress, prison, and even a residence for the Counts of Savoy from the complimentary audio guide, and follow touch-screen videos as you go.