12D9N Romancing Europe (Munich, Zurich, Geneva, Paris)

• Check in at Singapore Changi Airport, where your dream holiday begin!

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• Munich - capital of Bavaria, southern Germany. It is Bavaria’s largest city and the third largest city in Germany (after Berlin and Hamburg).

• Marienplatz - visit the 12th Century Marienplatz, & gawk at the magnificent 19th Century Neue Rathaus, the enchanting 15th Century Altes Rathaus. Explore the myriad variety of great European shops & renowned German Department Stores carrying Top Tier European Designer Brands such as Oberpollinger & Galeria Kaufhof.

• Frauenkirche – See the most iconic landmark of the city, built on top of a Romanesque church that dated back to the 12th century, the enormous Gothic-style Cathedral was completed in 1488, with the domes crowning its towers in 1525.

• Viktualienmarkt – built in 1807 by the King Max I Joseph, located in the heart of the old town, it used to be a farmers’ market. These days, it attracts epicures and foodies, who find everything they could dream of from traditional Bavarian delicacies to more exotic produce.

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• Innsbruck (Optional) – the “Bridge over the Inn”, is the capital of Austria’s Tirol and home to one of Europe’s most delightful historic old town centers. Surrounded by the craggy peaks of the Austrian Alps, it scores both as an Alpine playground and as a showcase for Habsburg Empire heritage.

• Swarovski Crystal World (Optional) - opened in 1995 to mark the centennial anniversary of the company’s founding. Multimedia artist André Heller designed a unique and magical place. This beloved attraction has brought moments of wonder to over sixteen million visitors from all around the world. Visitors are surprised, touched, and perhaps even transformed by crystal in all its facets.

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• Rhine Falls - is the largest plain waterfall in Europe. In the north of Switzerland, the Rhine's waters flow at the rate of 23 meters over a breadth of 150 meters. The tub's deepness is 13 meters and the average torrential is 600 m per second. Therefore, the visitors are offered a stunning view of the cascading waterfalls.

• Bahnhofstrasse - The world-renowned shopping boulevard was created after construction of Zurich’s Main Railway Station. At the spot where city moats were 150 years ago, one of the world's most expensive and exclusive shopping avenues.and also the most expensive street for retail property in Europe, and the third most expensive worldwide.

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• Mount Titlis (Optional) - the jewel in Central Switzerland's crown and the only publicly accessible glacier in the area. You will feel like you are on top of the world as you take in the spectacular panoramic views of snow-covered mountains and unspoilt Alpine landscapes.

• Lucerne – the “Heart of Switzerland”. Thanks to its location, Lucerne is ranked as one of the prettiest cities in the world. Therefore, it is a central point to start your exploration around the country.

• Chapel Bridge - best-known for the wooden bridge spanning the river to connect the city. The most famous and world's oldest one is the Chapel Bridge dating back to the 14th century. This pedestrians bridge is decorated with pictures representing Lucerne’s history.

• Lion Monument - a classic statue carved out of natural rock, described as “the most mournful and moving piece of stone in the world” by author Mark Twain. This Lion sculpture is known as Lucerne’s symbol of the memorial in honor of the Swiss soldiers who gave their souls while assisting the French Royal Family to escape during the French Revolution.

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• Bern - founded in the 12th century on a hill site surrounded by the Aare River, Bern developed over the centuries in line with a an exceptionally coherent planning concept. The buildings in the Old City, dating from a variety of periods, include 15th-century arcades and 16th-century fountains. Most of the medieval town was restored in the 18th century but it has retained its original character.

• Bear Pit - bears have been residents of Bern since 1513. Initially in the town until 1857, then in the bear pit, and since 2009, they enjoy a new spacious home in the bear park

• Clock Tower - one of the city’s best-known landmarks stands high above the rest: the Zytglogge (Clock Tower). the Clock Tower now attracts spectators from all over the world.

• Maison Cailler Chocolate - a real Swiss Chocolate factory in Broc, where you can explore the world of Cailler. Learn about chocolate through a multi-sensory experience, meet our chocolatiers, and chocolates tasting.

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• Chillon Castle & Cruise – the shores of Lake Geneva are home to many tourist attractions, and Chillon Castle has stood proudly on its rocky island since the 12th century, appearing to float on the surface of Lake Geneva. it’s the most visited historical monument in Switzerland.

• Montreux – a traditional resort town on Lake Geneva. Nestled between steep hills and the lakeside, Montreux Riviera offers a postcard landscape. It’s an authentic little piece of paradise that has attracted many artists, writers, and travelers in search of beauty, tranquility and inspiration.

• Freddie Mercury Statue - “If you want peace of mind, come to Montreux”, said Freddie Mercury. As well as living in Montreux, he also recorded six albums there with Queen, including “Made in Heaven”. In memory of his presence, Freddie Mercury's bronze statue has stood on the lakeside promenade since 1996.

• Geneva Mosque - also known as the Petit-Saconnex Mosque, it is the largest mosque in Geneva. It was financed by the Saudi-based Muslim World League and constructed in 1978 in the neighborhood of Le Petit-Saconnex.

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• The Flower Clock - situated at a corner of the Jardin Anglais, was created for the first time in 1955 and contains about 12,000 flowers and plants. The floral arrangements change according to the season. The flower clock is not only pretty, it also tells the time with Swiss precision - the time you see is transmitted by satellite.

• Jet d'Eau - literally meaning 'water jet', it’s a huge fountain on the Geneva Lake. It is one of the tallest fountains in the world. Originally, they built the fountain in 1866 to control and release the excess pressure of a hydraulic plant at La Coulouvrenière. Shortly it became a remarkable symbol of the city.

• United Nations Building - housed at the historic Palais des Nations, originally built for the League of Nations in the 1930, is the second largest United Nations centre after the United Nations Headquarters in New York. The facility, an outstanding testimony to twentieth century architecture, is situated in the beautiful Ariana park in Geneva, Switzerland. 

• Mosquée Ennour – visiting the mosque in Beaune.

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• La Vallee Village Outlet (Optional) - La Vallée Village. It is home to more than 110 boutiques of leading fashion and lifestyle brands, all offering spectacular year-round savings on the original retail price.

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• Paris - Embark on your Paris adventure starting with the iconic Arc De Triomphe, erected by Napoleon in 1806 as a memorial. Drive along Champ Elysees to see other landmarks such as Place de la Concorde, the Eiffel Tower, Grand and Petit Palais, Louvre Museum Alexander III Bridge, and Les Invalides. See the Temple of High Fashion, Galleries Lafayette, an iconic symbol of Parisian Fashion!

• Grand Mosque of Paris - Perform your prayers in France's oldest mosque, boasts impressive Hispano-Moorish and Arab-Andalusian architecture from the 1920s. The 33-meter high minaret and sculpted arcades in the courtyard reflect France's rich Muslim history and culture.

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• Enjoy breakfast at your hotel and free time before your flight.

• Home sweet home!