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- Travel Austria, Italy and Switzerland your way
- Discover Austria, Italy and Switzerland tours for every budget
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The best Austria, Italy and Switzerland tour packages
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Duration 10 days Destinations Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Austria Age Range up to 99 year olds Operated in English, German, Italian Operator STM Tours LLC From $5,198
5% Off- NZ$4,938You save $260
A Time to Remember
71 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was organized good.”
Venkata, traveled in September
The route winds through Innsbruck's historic center before crossing into Switzerland. Stops include Florence's Ponte Vecchio and Venice's Murano Glass Factory. Accommodations feature carefully selected hotels like ERGIFE in Rome and HARRYS HOME in Zurich, with daily breakfast included.
Duration 10 days Destinations Italy, Vatican City (Holy See), Austria, Switzerland, France Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From $3,059
10% Off- NZ$2,754You save $306
Classical Italy and Switzerland
65 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour of Italy and Switzerland was fast-paced but a great way to see A LOT of different cities in a short time!”
Amy, traveled in May
Seven days link Rome's Imperial Forums to Innsbruck's historic center and Switzerland's Mount Titlis. Highlights include Venice's Murano Glass Factory, Florence's Duomo, and Grindelwald's suspended bridge. Package features guided city tours and mountain excursions with comfortable hotel stays.
Duration 7 days Destinations Italy, Vatican City (Holy See), Austria, Switzerland Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From $2,068
10% Off- NZ$1,861You save $207
Fall/Spring Swiss Alps Mountain Passes Driving Tour: Pre-set sat-nav guided
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“This turned out to be one of the best trips we have ever taken. Planning of the trip and booking was seamless.”
Lauren, traveled in September
A Porsche Boxster GTS carries travelers through three countries, from Swiss St. Moritz to Austrian Nauders and Italian Reschen am See. Luxurious stays at 5-star hotels like Grace La Margna St. Moritz complement drives through the Fluela Pass and visits to historic Oberhofen Castle across 16 destinations.
Duration 6 days Destinations Switzerland, Austria, Italy, Liechtenstein Age Range 23 to 99 year olds Operator EPIKdrives From
10% Off- NZ$8,574
Peaks of Europe: The Alps to The Dolomites featuring France, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, and Italy (Chamonix to Mogliano Veneto)
2 Reviews by TourRadar travelers
The 13-day Alpine journey leads from Austria's Seefeld to Italy's Dolomites. Visitors ascend to Jungfraujoch's UNESCO site, admire Innsbruck's Golden Roof, and rest at luxury stops like Hotel Ander in Brunico. Activities include raclette tasting at Swiss dairy farms and Prosecco sampling in Italian vineyards.
Duration 13 days Destinations France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy Age Range 5 to 99 year olds Operator Collette From
10% Off- NZ$9,499
What people love about Austria, Italy And Switzerland Tours
- A Time to Remember
We had a fantastic tour in Panorama Europeo. Our tour guide Rafael was amazing, very pleasing, and extremely knowledgeable of the history of every country and city.Fluent in different languages. He is a true asset to your company. We were very fortunate to have him and the driver, Jesus, Javier, Rodriguez he was excellent and very nice. Jesus is another asset to your company.
- Classical Italy and Switzerland
Our guide, Irene Diaz, was awesome! She had to deal with some difficult travelers in our group, and she handled it like a saint. Our bus and driver were great, except for no bathroom facilities available on the bus. Only negative with the hotels was not great air conditioning in all but one. Lots to do in a limited amount of time, so felt rushed on several activities.
- Alpine Adventure, Bernina & Glacier Express
Great tour with a easy to follow pace
Travel Austria, Italy and Switzerland your way
Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Austria, Italy And Switzerland. There are 30 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 8 days up to 19 days. The most popular month for these tours is September.
Our 15-day Berlin to Venice route really hits the sweet spot for people who want to dig deep into each place they visit. You'll cover 15 different spots, but at a pace that lets you properly take it all in. The journey starts in Berlin, where local guides share stories about the city's layered past, then moves through Dresden and into Prague - where an evening boat trip on the Vltava gives you a different view of the city. As you head into Bavaria and the Tyrolean Alps, you get some unique stops like the Swarovski Museum. What our travelers particularly like is how the route mixes famous cities with lesser-known gems; one day you're high up on Grindelwald's mountain bridges, and before you know it you're strolling through Como's perfectly manicured gardens. The final stretch through Rome, Florence and Venice gives you proper time to explore Italy's art scene without rushing from place to place.
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These special multi-country tours from Berlin to Venice span 15 days and create deep cultural connections along the way. You'll join guided history walks and meet interesting locals, from Carmelite friars in old pharmacies to passionate food experts sharing insights in Paris. The tours strike a nice balance through Switzerland and Italy, mixing planned activities with free time - start your day with expert guides at an uncrowded Vatican City, then drift along Venice's peaceful canals at your own pace later on. Our travelers tell us they love thoughtful touches like watching artisans at work in Austria's Swarovski Museum, and joining laid-back prosecco tastings at family-run wineries in Veneto. The cultural story unfolds naturally as you move between places: discover medieval art in Assisi's St. Francis Basilica one day, cross dramatic alpine bridges in Grindelwald the next. What makes these journeys special is how they weave together major cultural sites and intimate local experiences - you'll explore Florence's Ponte Vecchio with knowledgeable guides, then find yourself dining in hidden restaurants tucked into Rome's Trastevere neighborhood. Our cultural enthusiasts particularly value those exclusive early morning visits to places like the Sistine Chapel, before the usual crowds arrive.
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5 tours in Austria, Italy and SwitzerlandSmall-group alpine tours through these mountain regions consistently earn high marks from our travelers, who appreciate the cultural immersion and relaxed pace. The Alpine Adventure routes flow naturally from Munich's bustling Marienplatz to Turin's historic center, connecting with spectacular rail journeys along the way. At 7,000 feet, the Bernina Express crosses dramatic mountain passes, while the Glacier Express winds through Swiss valleys and dense forests. The tours strike an effective balance - mornings might find you with expert guides in Innsbruck's medieval quarter, followed by free afternoons to explore Lake Como at your own pace. Our tour directors earn frequent praise for weaving historical narratives while keeping the logistics smooth between stops. What sets these journeys apart are distinctive experiences like private visits to family wineries in the Veneto region, and early morning access to the Sistine Chapel before the crowds arrive. The mix of accommodations and dining hits all the right notes, from central city hotels to meals that alternate between Michelin-starred venues and authentic local trattorias, giving you a complete taste of the region's food culture.
Top Austria, Italy and Switzerland travel itineraries to fit your plans
The 7-day Italy and Switzerland routes hit a sweet spot for timing and experiences. Starting in Rome, you'll walk the Imperial Forums and Vatican City before spending evenings in Trastevere, where the local trattorias serve proper Roman cooking. We've balanced guided tours with free time - you get local experts showing you around Florence's Ponte Vecchio and Venice's St. Mark's Square, plus plenty of time to explore those winding streets on your own. When you reach Switzerland, a cable car takes you up to Grindelwald where you can test yourself on a mountain bridge with glaciers all around you.
Ten days really lets you settle into each place you visit, especially on our central Europe to Italy routes. Starting from Munich or Prague, you'll mix castle visits with river cruises. Many travelers tell us they love the unique stops - like watching craftwork at the Swarovski Museum in the Tyrolean Alps or taking the small train to Pisa's Square of Miracles. These tours work so well because they blend city culture with mountain experiences; you might spend the morning in Milan's Duomo square and that afternoon crossing high bridges in the Swiss alps. The timing works perfectly too - you'll get to Venice early enough to watch Murano's glassblowers at work and still have time to wander the canals before dinner.
Two weeks gives you the full picture of these three countries. One route we run starts in Amsterdam then heads south through Germany's Rhine Valley - you can pick between driving or cruising past those medieval castles. After visiting Innsbruck in Austria's Tyrol, you cross into Venice. Our travelers often mention how much they like mixing cities with countryside - one day you're in Assisi's St. Francis Basilica, the next you're out in the Tuscan hills. Yes, you move quickly, but you'll see both the major spots and quieter places like Interlaken and Lake Como. The Swiss portion usually includes time in Lucerne with its wooden bridge and you'll get to visit Burgundy's wine region before ending up in Paris.
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Best time to visit Austria, Italy and Switzerland
- Summer 2025
Summer routes lean heavily into outdoor activities and mountain experiences. The alpine routes connecting Munich's Marienplatz with Innsbruck's Golden Roof and also the Italian Dolomites get fantastic feedback. You'll take the Bernina Express train at 7,000 feet then continue to Lake Como. Many pick tours including Grindelwald's suspended bridge walks and cable cars during the clear summer days. Routes through Turin and Zermatt are always busy, blending Italian culture with Swiss peaks. Our travelers really appreciate those free afternoons to explore places like St. Moritz after morning guided sessions.
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- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall brings perfect conditions and fewer tourists. The alpine routes really stand out when larch forests turn golden around Engadine National Park. Our customers love those combination tours starting in Rome, moving north through Florence, Venice and also Austria's mountain towns during peak fall colors. Multi-country routes connecting Paris to Rome via Switzerland get great reviews in autumn - you get clear mountain views without summer heat or winter snow. Several itineraries include special seasonal activities like visiting wineries during harvest and exploring Bellinzona's medieval castles against colorful backdrops.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Winter in these regions really works well with its blend of city walks and snow activities. Our winter routes linking Prague's Old Town with Swiss spots like Kitzbühel are consistently full - you can find snow here most of the year. The Munich, Innsbruck and also Zurich combinations sell quickly, where you'll explore traditional Christmas markets before heading to mountain resorts. Our customers tell us they love how these tours mix urban exploring with alpine experiences, like visiting the Swarovski Museum on the way to Switzerland. Those Tyrolean Alps routes get great feedback for balancing guided city tours with free time to wander snowy villages yourself.
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- Spring 2026
Spring makes these regions come alive as alpine flowers emerge and mountain passes open up. The Road to Rome tours hit their stride this season - you'll join Parisian food specialists, visit family prosecco makers in Veneto and explore Vatican City before the summer rush. Some routes add nice touches like Mount Stanserhorn's cable car rides where Swiss rangers point out local wildlife. Our multi-country tours from London, Paris and also Switzerland work perfectly in spring, mixing city visits with mountain views as the Alps shed their snow. Venice-Florence-Rome routes fill up fast in spring too, when the weather's just right for walking tours and eating outside.
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So What's the Best Way to Experience These Amazing Alpine Countries?
The Alps stretch across Austria Italy and Switzerland and wow there's so much to discover here. If you love hiking you'll find Switzerland's trails are incredibly well maintained especially around the Morteratsch Glacier near St. Moritz. For skiing enthusiasts Kitzbühel in Austria is pretty amazing with snow lasting up to 9 months of the year if you can believe it. The cable cars in Grindelwald Switzerland take you up to these incredible suspended bridges where you get the most breathtaking glacier views. Oh and don't miss the Bernina Express it's this fantastic train that winds through the Alps from St. Moritz to Tirano in Italy just gorgeous.
Looking for Cities That Give You Both Urban Life and Nature?
Lucerne in Switzerland is really perfect for this you've got this beautiful old town with the famous Chapel Bridge but then you're just minutes from the mountains. You can hop on cable cars or scenic trains like the one that takes you up Mount Titlis it's pretty incredible. Innsbruck Austria is another gem right in the heart of the Tyrolean Alps where you can explore this amazing historic center then head right out for hiking or winter sports.
How Do You Get Around These Countries Without Driving?
The train system here is absolutely brilliant. You can start with the Eurostar from London to Paris then connect to Swiss and Italian railways it's all so smooth. The Swiss railway network is particularly impressive taking you from busy Zurich to these lovely alpine villages like Zernez which sits right on the Glacier Express route.
Which Cultural Spots Really Shouldn't Be Missed?
You've got to see Salzburg in Austria Mozart's hometown with all its Renaissance and Baroque buildings it's just stunning. The Murano Glass Factory in Venice is fascinating watching those artisans at work. And the Swarovski Museum in Innsbruck is really something else with these amazing crystal gardens and you get to see how it's all made.
What About the Must-Try Food Experiences?
Florence has these incredible pasta places and you'll find lots of international options too. In Gruyères Switzerland you absolutely have to try the traditional fondue I mean the village is famous worldwide for its cheese. Then there's Vienna's Grinzing district which used to be this separate wine village but now it's part of the city with these charming taverns serving local dishes you'll love it.