Switzerland and France in 4 days – Top of Europe – Jungfrau

Departure at 8am from the Place d’Italie in Paris for Geneva, the second largest city in Switzerland. On arrival, walking tour to discover the old town, the Horloge Fleurie, the banks of Lake Geneva and the famous jet d’eau, the International Red Cross Museum, the Palais des Nations (UN), etc.
Overnight in a hotel near the Geneva area.

Breakfast
After breakfast, departure for Bern, the capital of Switzerland and the fifth largest city in the country with 138,000 inhabitants. Situated on the banks of the river Aare, Bern looks like a large country village. Its medieval old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, contains many interesting buildings such as the clock tower and its astronomical dial (Zytglogge), the Federal Palace, the Ogre Fountain and the religious buildings. Next, we head for Luzern, ideally positioned at the foot of the Alps in German-speaking Switzerland, the lake that borders the city reflects the surrounding snow-capped peaks like a mirror, notably the Pilatus and Titlis mountains. Visit of the Old Town, the Chapel Bridge, the Lion Monument and the famous Swiss clockworks. Continuation to Interlaken, located between two lakes (Thun and Brienz). Interlaken is a small town that owes its name to its geographical position. With its typical Swiss charm, Interlaken is a popular holiday destination for tourists.
Overnight in a hotel near the Interlaken area.

Breakfast
After breakfast, departure for the Jungfrau, Top of Europe, one of the highest peaks in the Alps. The impressive journey on the Jungfrau Railway to the famous Jungfraujoch is an experience. The train will take you from Interlaken Ost to Europe’s highest station at 3454 m above sea level. There is a 360° terrace with an exceptional view of the Sphinx Rock and the possibility of practising some winter sports all year round.
After the descent from Jungfrau, transfer to your hotel near the Colmar area.

Breakfast
After breakfast, depart for Colmar, a fairy tale town in Alsace. The town has a rich architectural heritage, including an ancient collegiate church, several convents, a remarkable theatre, canals (Little Venice) and medieval houses. Its old town has cobbled streets lined with medieval half-timbered and early Renaissance buildings. The 13th century Gothic church of St. Martin is located in the Cathedral Square in the centre of the town. It is also a city of culture, home to the Unterlinden Museum, which houses the Issenheim Altarpiece. Colmar is also the birthplace of the creator of the Statue of Liberty in New York, Auguste Bartholdi, and of Jean-Jacques Waltz. Colmar is also the birthplace of the Alsatian vineyard.
Return to Paris, arriving around 8pm, end of the trip.