• Zurich Central Bus Station Sihlquai - Meet our red open-top bus and begin with a 1-hour city tour with audio guidance.
• Hauptbahnhof - Zurich’s main station is the largest railway hub in Switzerland, serving as a crucial junction not only for Switzerland but also for Italy, France, Austria, and Germany. Located in the city’s heart, it is one of Switzerland’s oldest stations. The station houses the ShopVille shopping center, featuring 190 shops and restaurants open 365 days a year, from early morning to late evening, including Sundays when other city shops are closed. The Zürich Tourist Office is also situated within the station.
• Urania Observatory - Opened in 1907 and named after the Greek goddess of astronomy, the Urania Observatory was Zurich’s first concrete building. It was declared a historical monument in 1989. This unique experience allows you to admire the stars and their surroundings. From the Jules Vernes restaurant of the Lipp brewery, a breathtaking panorama awaits you.
• Lake Zurich - Pass by Lake Zurich and admire the lakeside views.
• Credit Suisse Global Headquarters - Founded in 1856 by Alfred Escher as the Schwizerische Kreditanstalt, the first major Swiss bank specialized in credit and financed a significant portion of the railway. It later became Credit Suisse, now a global leader.
• Museum Rietberg - Once owned by Otto Wesendonck, a wealthy self-trader, the Rietberg Museum comprises three villas and a park rich in history. Richard Wagner, the renowned composer, lived for several months in the town of Schönberg, where he completed the original version of “Tristan und Isolde,” inspired by his love for Mathilde Wesendonck. The museum, inaugurated in 1952 and later expanded, features the modern “Smaragd” building. The Wesendonck and Rieter villas house collections from Baron von der Heydt, including works from China, Japan, Africa, Oceania, the Near East, and Tibetan prints.
• FIFA Museum - Located opposite FIFA’s headquarters, the museum opened on February 28, 2016. With 3,000 m2 of exhibition space, it showcases all facets of football. The building’s first stone was laid by Sepp Blatter in 2013, with construction costs estimated at 130 million euros.
• Belvoirpark - This neoclassical mansion, built in 1819 by Zurich politician and railway pioneer Heinrich Escher, features one of Zurich’s largest and oldest landscaped gardens. Today, it houses a restaurant.
• Zurich - Meet your driver-guide at the bus station and enjoy a 1h20 ride through the Swiss countryside to reach the famous Chocolarium.
• Chocolarium – die Glücksfabrik von Munz und Minor - Embark on a delightful journey to the Chocolarium – the “Factory of Happiness” by Munz and Minor, located on Toggenburgerstrasse in Flawil, Switzerland. Immerse yourself in a world of chocolate bliss as you explore this enchanting factory. Discover the secrets behind Switzerland’s finest chocolates through interactive exhibits, guided tours, and hands-on experiences. Learn about the history of chocolate making, from bean to bar, and witness the craftsmanship that goes into each delectable treat. Indulge your senses with chocolate tastings, savoring the rich flavors and textures of premium Swiss chocolate. Don’t miss the chance to explore the Chocolarium and uncover the magic behind one of Switzerland’s most beloved culinary treasures. Join us for an unforgettable journey of chocolate discovery and sweet sensations at the Chocolarium in Flawil.
• Appenzeller Schaukaserei - After a 30-minute drive, embark on a flavorful adventure to the Appenzeller Schaukäserei, a cheese dairy in the heart of Appenzell, Switzerland. Immerse yourself in the centuries-old tradition of cheese-making as you watch skilled artisans craft the renowned Appenzeller cheese. Experience the sights, sounds, and aromas of the cheese-making process up close, from the milk vats to the aging cellars. Learn about the unique techniques and natural ingredients that give Appenzeller cheese its distinctive taste and character. Indulge in samplings of this flavorful cheese at various stages of maturity, and discover the nuances of its complex flavor profile. With picturesque views of the Swiss countryside as your backdrop, the Appenzeller Schaukäserei offers a truly immersive and delicious experience for cheese lovers of all ages. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit this iconic cheese dairy and taste the essence of Appenzell’s culinary heritage firsthand.
• Appenzell - Discover the charming village of Appenzell, nestled amid the rolling hills of northeastern Switzerland. Explore cobblestone streets, colorful buildings adorned with frescoes, and cozy cafes serving Swiss fare. Immerse yourself in tradition at the Landsgemeindeplatz, where the annual open-air assembly takes place. Surrounding the village, the stunning Appenzell Alps offer hiking trails and scenic vistas. Experience Swiss charm and hospitality in Appenzell.

Drive back to Zurich for 1 hour.

• Zurich - Return to Zurich by bus, with the drive taking around 1h30.

• Zurich city tour by open-top bus
• Driver-guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Free time in Appenzell
• Visit Appenzeller Schaukaserei cheese factory
• Visit and entrance to Chocolarium

• Lunch