Venture out on the second day to explore the quaint town of Gruyeres. Here, you will explore La Maison du Gruyere, a prominent cheese factory that offers tours and audio guides, and the Gruyeres Castle, a 13th-century castle offering an amazing view of the surrounding countryside. Switzerland is famous for its chocolates, watches, and railroads. With our package, we cover all of these and more.

Get back on the train to go to Broc, where you will visit Maison Cailler. This famous chocolate factory offers its tourists an interactive experience and insight into chocolate making.

Check out of your hotel in Montreux and board a train to the city of Geneva. After completing check-in at your hotel in Geneva, head out for some sightseeing. Visit the St. Pierre Cathedral, a former Roman Catholic cathedral which got converted into a Reformed Protestant Church of Geneva during the Reformation. Enjoy the mini-train tour that takes the visitors to Geneva's Old Town.

On the fourth day of your trip, proceed to view the largest water body in Switzerland, Lake Geneva. As one of the largest lakes in Western Europe, 60% of the lake belongs to Switzerland, while 40% is to France. Proceed to the Museum of Art and History, home to over a million exposition pieces, and present tourists with an insight into the history of Western culture.

Check out from your hotel and head to the airport to board your flight back home.