Say goodbye to Champéry and transfer 30 minutes to the nearby village of Martigny, where you’ll tour the Fondation Pierre Gianadda. This museum offers a range of attractions from archaeological exhibitions, a vintage car and sculpture park to art collections and concerts.

Afterwards, another 30-minute transfer brings you to magnificent old town of Sion, located in the Rhône valley. Enjoy an afternoon city tour as you learn about this town’s 7,000 years of history, including 5,000-year-old Stone Age dolmens, to one of the largest Celtic cemeteries. Visit the hill of Valère, home to a thousand-year-old basilica with one of the oldest playable organs, and Tourbillon Hill with the ruins of a 13th-century bishops’ castle. The medieval old town features the 15th-century Notre-Dame-du-Glarier cathedral and the historic Hexenturm (Witches’ Tower).

After an apertif, hop on a scenic 1.5 hour train journey that will bring you to your destination for the next two nights, the jaw-dropping mountain resort of Crans-Montana.

At an altitude of 1,500 to 3,000 meters above sea level, the south-facing ski resort of Crans-Montana offers 140 kilometers of marked slopes and breathtaking panoramic views. The varied slopes for all levels extend from the mountain tops over the Plaine Morte glacier to the golf on the “Haut-Plateau.” The resort is also famous for the World Cup ski races that take place here, high above the Rhone Valley, every winter.

Spend the morning taking advantage of hitting the slopes one last time or enjoy the hotel’s spa or sauna at leisure before bidding farewell and boarding a train to Sierre.

Upon arrival in this historic town, surrounded by a ring of mountains and vineyards, you’ll wander its quaint streets to Château de Villa. In this centuries-old castle you’ll enjoy an authentic raclette, featuring a selection of cheeses from the Valais, combined with a wine tasting of the fine Valais wines that thrive in the vineyards just behind the castle.

Afterwards, board another train and travel 1.5 hours to Zermatt, your home for the next three nights. Located at the base of the Matterhorn and adorned with charming café-lined streets, upscale shops, traditional chalets, and fine restaurants, Zermatt is a winter fairytale come to life.

The ski areas of Zermatt offer an impressive variety of slopes and reach up to 3,883 meters, making it one of the highest ski areas in the Alps. A special highlight is the possibility to ski from Zermatt over the Klein Matterhorn to Italy to the Cervinia/Valtournenche ski area, which enables cross-border skiing fun. With a total of over 360 kilometers of slopes, there are routes for every ability, from gentle descents to challenging glacier slopes. In addition, the breathtaking views of the Matterhorn and the numerous cozy mountain huts and restaurants offer an unforgettable experience.

Today, go sledding on the highest sled run in the Alps. Running through a stunning mountain landscape, the run starts at Rotenboden station and goes down to Riffelberg. You will be moving through an alpine landscape, surrounded by 29 four-thousand-meter peaks, including the Matterhorn. Take as many sled rides as you like between Rotenboden and Riffelberg, or combine a sled ride with a visit to the Gornergrat vantage point.

Afterwards, head to Horu Käserei, a dairy farm known for its exceptional cheese products. Sample Zermatt cheeses as you learn about the history of this local institution.

Return to your hotel in Zermatt and have the rest of the day to relax or explore at your leisure.

Bid farewell to Zermatt and board a train for a four hour journey to Geneva, Switzerland’s second largest city after Zurich. The city at the western tip of Lake Geneva, surrounded by the Jura and the Alps.

Upon arrival in Geneva, set out on a guided city tour. Explore Geneva’s charming old town, home to the Cathédrale Saint-Pierre and the Reformers’ Wall honoring key figures of the Reformation. Visit the artistic Carouge district, admire the iconic Jet d’Eau, and discover international Geneva with landmarks like the UN’s Palais des Nations and the Red Cross headquarters.

After the tour, you’ll be taken to the airport to catch your departing flight.