Have free time to explore Vaduz, the capital of the country of Liechtenstein
Travel to Heidi's Village in the summer or the town of Werdenberg in the winter
See amazing views of the Swiss Alps and alpine lakes as you cross Ricken Pass
Admire the medieval castle of Rapperswil and take a stroll through its Old Town
Get a short introduction to Zurich while seeing its main sights
海外商品アプリ初回500円OFF! クーポン:APP500
即予約確定
ツアー・観光
催行形式
混乗ツアー
アクセス
集合場所から送迎
集合時間
通常(8:00-9:00)
追加サービスと施設
送迎サービス付き
季節限定
夏のお祭り、冬の雪景観賞
観光のジャンル
自然景観、まち歩きガイドツアー、史跡・名所巡り、バスツアー
交通手段
チャーター車、バス
商品説明
Visit the incredible alpine world of Heidi on this bus day trip from Zurich. Take a walk in the Old Town in Rapperswil, have free time in the capital of Liechtenstein, and explore Heidi’s village of Maienfeld in the summer months. Enjoy pickup from an area next to the centrally-located Zurich HB train station. Board a spacious coach and relax while taking in the views on the way to Rapperswil. Follow your guide to the picturesque Old Town and its medieval castle, before having some free time to explore. Continue on your journey through Ricken Pass with its panoramic views of the snow-peaked Alps. Reach the pretty hills and valley scenery of the Toggenburg region. Arrive in Vaduz, the capital of the tiny principality of Liechtenstein. Spend some free time visiting the iconic post office to purchase some prized stamps or stop at a café to buy some coffee and snack. Travel on to Maienfeld, the setting for the Heidi stories. Head up to Heidi’s village in the summer months (Mid March till Mid November) on a short walk that leads to a collection of picturesque mountain houses, a village shop, and a herd of goats. In the winter months, head to see the oldest houses of Switzerland in Werdenberg, which is famous for its beautiful castle. Finally, make the bus trip back to Zurich along the banks of Lake Walen, which is guarded by the majestic Churfirsten mountain range.
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注意事項
Know Before You Go: Heidi’s Village is closed during the winter months (November to March), when the quaint Swiss village of Werdenberg is visited instead