2-Week France, Italy and Switzerland Tour Packages
Dream of exploring different countries in the space of two weeks? France, Italy and Switzerland together give you incredible variety, with French culture, Italian food, and Swiss mountains. Two weeks lets you experience Paris plus Provence, Rome plus Florence, Swiss Alps properly rather than just rushing through. You'll taste wines, explore cities and understand how wonderful they all are.
Insider tips: Recommended 2-week France, Italy And Switzerland tour itineraries
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14 Day Western Europe Itinerary, incl. Amsterdam and Paris
A comprehensive 14-day tour through three countries features Mount Pilatus, Vatican City, Florence's Renaissance treasures, and Paris's highlights. Regional dining and expert-guided tours enhance cultural immersion.
- Days 1-2
Amsterdam
Begin in the Dutch capital. Take a guided canal tour for excellent city views and visit the Diamond Center. One traveler said, "Watching the morning canal cruise was magical - get there early before the tourist crowds build up." Consider booking the Volendam excursion for authentic Dutch culture, though keep in mind one reviewer noted "the dinner was mediocre."
- Days 3-4
German Rhineland & Black Forest
Take a 5-hour drive south to Heidelberg to explore its red castle ruins. Stop at Kulturbrauerei Heidelberg for local German beer. Spend the next day in the Black Forest region watching traditional woodcarving demonstrations. Make time for authentic Black Forest cake and coffee, a favorite among visitors.
- Day 5
Switzerland & Liechtenstein
Visit the Rhine Falls in Switzerland before reaching Lucerne. Stop at the Lion Monument, which left a deep impression on one traveler who shared, "Standing before this touching tribute was incredibly moving." Take a walk through Vaduz, the small capital of Liechtenstein, then continue to Innsbruck.
- Days 6-7
Venice
After a 4-hour drive, arrive in Venice by private boat. Visit St. Mark's Square and Bridge of Sighs. Watch local glassblowers at work. Plan your exploring for early morning or evening to avoid the midday crowds.
- Days 8-9
Rome & Florence
Spend two days seeing Rome's main attractions including the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and Colosseum. One visitor suggested: "Book the Vatican tour first thing - the crowds get overwhelming by 10 AM." In Florence, visit Michelangelo's David and take in the Renaissance architecture.
- Days 10-11
French Riviera & Lyon
Stop in Pisa for photos with the famous leaning tower before reaching the French Riviera. You can join an evening trip to Monte Carlo. Next day, drive along Nice's Promenade des Anglais before heading to Lyon to explore its historic Old Town.
- Days 12-14
Paris
Travel through Burgundy wine country to Paris. According to one traveler, "Get to the Eiffel Tower first thing, lines are shortest before 9 AM." Take a private electric coach tour to see the main attractions efficiently.
14 Day Western Europe Itinerary, incl. Barcelona and Vienna
The perfect 14-day tour through France, Italy, and Switzerland showcases Carrières des Lumières, Geneva's English Garden, and Rome's Imperial Forums. Swiss chocolate tasting, Venice's Murano glass-making, and scenic Alpine routes included.
- Days 1-2
Barcelona & Catalonia
Begin in Barcelona exploring Gaudi's masterpieces and Las Ramblas. Visit historical Girona on day 2 to see its Jewish quarter and cathedral. Plan to be in Girona's old town before sunset to see the colorful houses along the river Onyar at their best.
- Days 3-5
French & Swiss Alps
Travel through Provence with stops at Van Gogh's Arles and the Carrières des Lumières art space. Enter Switzerland to see Geneva's lakefront and the village of Gruyères. Take a cable car ride to Glacier 3000 where you can walk the suspension bridge between peaks. Book your Glacier 3000 visit early in the day when visibility is usually better.
- Days 6-7
Italian Lakes & Rome
Travel through Italian-speaking Switzerland and stop at Lake Como on your way to Milan's Duomo. Continue to Pisa and Rome. A recent visitor shared: "The evening Trastevere food tour in Rome was the highlight - skip lunch that day to fully enjoy the tastings."
- Days 8-9
Rome & Florence
Take a full day to explore Imperial Rome and Vatican City. When you reach Florence, visit Piazzale Michelangelo for sunset views before your walking tour. Visit the Ponte Vecchio early morning or evening to avoid the midday crowds.
- Days 10-11
Venice & Austrian Alps
Start with a morning boat to St. Mark's Square and visit Murano's glass artisans. Travel north through mountain passes to Innsbruck and Kitzbühel. If you take the train from Venice to Innsbruck, choose window seats on the right side for the best views.
- Days 12-14
Austrian Highlights
Visit Mozart's Salzburg and take a scenic cruise past four castles on Traunsee. Finish in Vienna where you can spend evenings at traditional Heurigen wine taverns in Grinzing. One visitor noted: "The Grinzing wine taverns feel more genuine and less touristy than the central Vienna restaurants - try the Gemischter Satz white wine blend unique to this region."
14 Day Western Europe Itinerary, incl. London and Rome
A 12-night sojourn through France, Switzerland, and Italy's finest cities awaits. Seine River dining, Lucerne's Chapel Bridge, and Vatican Museums captivate visitors. Hyatt Regency Paris, Radisson Blu Switzerland, and FH55 Hotels Mediterraneo provide comfort, with Chianti wine tasting included.
- Days 1-3
London
Get around on the Tube to make the most of your time. Take your best Tower Bridge photos from Butler's Wharf in the early morning. The London Pass is worth it if you plan to visit multiple sites. For the Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace, arrive by 10:15AM for the 11AM ceremony on scheduled days.
- Days 4-5
Paris
Take the 2.5-hour Eurostar to Paris. Pick upper deck seats for better views. Spend time in artistic Montmartre or take a classic city tour. Book a Seine dinner cruise at 7:30PM to see the Eiffel Tower at sunset. A helpful tip from a visitor: "The Metro is actually quite easy to navigate - just download the RATP app and buy a carnet of 10 tickets to save money."
- Days 6-7
Swiss Alps & Lucerne
Take the TGV through France to Switzerland's mountain landscape. Stay in Andermatt for easy trips to Lucerne. Visit the Chapel Bridge early for the best photos. Check Mount Pilatus weather forecasts before you go visibility is usually best before noon.
- Days 8-9
Venice Region
After your Alpine journey, stay in Mestre near Venice to avoid carrying luggage through the city. Take early vaporettos to beat St. Mark's Square crowds. A local tip: "Skip the expensive gondola rides and take the #1 vaporetto down the Grand Canal at sunset instead - same views for €7.50."
- Days 10-11
Florence
Book a hotel near the Duomo for easy walks around the city. Get your Uffizi Gallery tickets online and try for the 3PM slot when lines are shorter. Choose small group wine tours in Tuscany for a more personal experience.
- Days 12-14
Rome
Your final stop is Rome. Visit the Vatican Museums right at 8AM or after 2PM to avoid the biggest crowds. Try authentic restaurants in Trastevere away from tourist spots. Pick a hotel near Termini Station for an easy trip to the airport.
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What people love about 2-week France, Italy and Switzerland tours
Jam packed, on the move, every moment filled for 2 weeks. Saw so much. Europomundo runs things very efficiently and keeps on schedule. Most tour guides were great and fun. Not a restful vacation, lots of long days between driving between locations and walking alot at destinations but it was a good exhaustion when getting to the hotel. A bit stressful that there aren’t restrooms on the buses and sometimes waiting for a stop which could be over 2 hours apart was too long. But overall, it was a trip of a lifetime.
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- Harmonious Europe (from Paris to Venice)
This was such a great and incredible experience. We had three different guides throughout our trip, Lucas, Sylvia, and Gabby. They were also incredible and thoughtful and informative. Overall, the trip was life-changing and was one of the best experiences that we have ever had!
- Tour du Mont Blanc TMB Circuit
No Roads Expedition guide was amazing. Good food, great hotels, liked all the experience.
