Flight to Frankfurt.

Pick up and check in at the hotel, rest of the day free at leisure.

Travel to Nuremberg, Nürnberger Burg(exterior visit) is one of the city's must-see attractions. Built in the 11th century, Nuremberg Castle was one of the most important fortresses in Germany. The kings and emperors of the Holy Roman Empire lived here for five centuries. The fortress sits on sandstone overlooking the northern part of the Old Town and its current appearance dates back to the 15th and 16th centuries. From the top of the 30-metre-high fortress, the steep roofs and towers of the Old Town are in full view.

Weißgerbergasse street, with its picturesque view of Nuremberg, has houses dating back to the Middle Ages and was spared from the Allied bombing of 1944-1945. The district is close to the Pegnitz River and far from the old town (west), where the processing of hides and skins required the extraction of large quantities of water, which gave off a strong odour. In this alleyway you will find beautiful, brightly coloured half-timbered houses with local craft shops and small bars. This is a must-see place on any Nuremberg tour!

After breakfast, explore Munich.

The Hofgarten is located between the Munich Royal Palace and the English Park.

The gardens were built between 1613 and 1617 in the Italian Renaissance style. In the centre of the garden is the pavilion of the goddess Diana, and the roof is a replica of the Bavarian Apocalypse (1623). Paths lead in eight directions around the area.

St. Peterskirche(exterior visit) is the oldest church in the inner city of Munich. The church was built before the city was founded in 1158, and in the 8th century monks lived around the church on the hill, while in the early 17th century a 92-metre high Renaissance steeple and a Baroque choir stall were added.

The BMW Museum in Munich(self-paying project). The BMW World Park, which combines the latest architectural design with the concept of mobility, is full of fashionable and futuristic outlook. In addition to the largest delivery centre, the park is also the best place to experience the spirit of the BMW brand and its business philosophy, and in addition to the mass-produced new cars and concept cars, it also exhibits many precious models and real cars. In addition to new production cars and concept cars, many precious models and real cars are also on display, including aircraft engines that were built during the war.

Neuschwanstein Castle for an inside visit.Neuschwanstein Castle is a castle in the German state of Bavaria, located at the foot of the Füssen Mountains, near Füssen.Built in the late 19th century by King Ludwig II of Bavaria, who was inspired by fairy tales and medieval chivalry, Neuschwanstein was designed as a Romantic-style castle.The architecture of Neuschwanstein typifies the Romantic character of the late 19th century, combining elements of medieval German chivalric castles with the traditional architecture of the Bavarian region. Neuschwanstein is one of the most famous castles in the world, attracting millions of visitors every year. Its exterior was also one of the inspirations for the design of Disney's Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Zurich, the economic and educational centre of Switzerland. This city in the heart of Europe offers all the modern conveniences of a cosmopolitan city, as well as a well-preserved natural environment. In terms of quality of life, Zurich has been ranked among the world's top cities for many years. This exquisite city is small but full of things to see and do.

An exterior tour of the Fraumünster (Cathedral of Our Lady of Zurich), a historic church in the centre of Zurich, Switzerland, known for its beautiful stained glass windows and rich historical and cultural background. In addition to the stained glass windows, the church contains other important artefacts and historical artefacts, including beautiful sculptures and frescoes that showcase Zurich's religious and cultural heritage. The church's high tower is part of Zurich's skyline, from which you can get a great view of the entire city.

The FIFA World Football Museum in Zurich, with inside visit, is a modern museum with comprehensive displays on the history and culture of football and the history of the FIFA Football World Cup. This museum houses an extensive collection of exhibits including rare trophies, historical jerseys, footballs, official documents and unique memorabilia. One of the most valuable exhibits is the actual FIFA World Cup trophy. Whether you are a hardcore football fan or a casual visitor interested in this global sport, the FIFA World Football Museum in Zurich offers a unique platform to delve into the stories, achievements and spirit behind the sport.

Nestled in the centre of Switzerland, Lucerne is a picturesque city known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, tranquil lakes and spectacular mountains. Situated on the shores of Lake Lucerne and surrounded by the Pilatus and Rigi mountains, the city offers an array of natural beauty and outdoor activities that attract visitors from all over the world.

Kappel Bridge, walking tour with the 14th century covered bridge, one of the oldest wooden bridges in the world. The bridge is adorned with a series of paintings depicting local history and legends, which have since been restored, although they were damaged in a fire in 1993.

The water tower, which is connected to the Capel Bridge, was once the city's prison cell and torture chamber and is now a popular tourist attraction. The old part of the city is equally charming, with narrow streets lined with brightly coloured buildings, many of which have beautifully painted frescoes on their walls.

Cruise in Lucerne, on Lake Lucerne, also known as the "Lake of Lakes and Mountains", is one of the most beautiful and famous lakes in Switzerland. It is located in the centre of Switzerland, surrounded by the Alps and offers magnificent views. A boat trip is one of the best ways to experience the beauty of Lake Lucerne and its surroundings.

GoldenPass Line: The line travels across several beautiful regions of Switzerland, including the picturesque shores of Lake Montreux, the spectacular Alps, and the stunning valley between Interlaken and Lucerne. Passengers can enjoy magnificent natural scenery, including lakes, mountains and lush forests. The Golden Pass Express carriages are designed as panoramic carriages with large windows through which passengers can enjoy the views along the route. Some trains even offer observation carriages with clear glass skylights, allowing passengers to take in all aspects of the beautiful scenery overhead.

Iseltwald, a charming hamlet in the canton of Bern, Switzerland, is situated on the shores of the beautiful Lake Brienz, backed by the Alps. The hamlet is known for its picturesque nature, peaceful lake and traditional Swiss charm. Located on the shores of Lake Brienz, Iseltwald is a wonderful place to walk and relax. Visitors can walk along the lake and enjoy the calmness of the water and the surrounding nature. The whole area is designated as part of the Swiss Heritage List , and is also the location for some scenes of the famous Korean drama Crash Landing on You.

Go to Jungfrau (optional,self pay), climb to the top to see the magnificent vastness of Europe's longest 23 kilometres of the Aletsch glacier and the beauty of the Jungfrau peaks from afar, footsteps on the millennium of glacier, between the peaks, can not help but the luxury of a small world. The Jungfrau Railway, known as the greatest mountaineering project, was completed a hundred years ago. It runs along the north wall of the Eiger Peak and takes only 15 minutes to reach the Eiger Ice Station, which has a height difference of more than 1,000 metres, and has no intermediate stops in the middle of the line, which is a milestone and a masterpiece of the Swiss transport system.

Chillon Castle, (inside visit)a beautiful floating castle, is the most visited ancient building in Switzerland. The rocky island on which the Chillon Castle is built, facing the glistening Lake Geneva on one side and with its backdrop of towering mountains on the other, has for centuries controlled access to the boats on Lake Geneva and the important land route to the St Bernard Pass. For nearly four centuries, the Château de Sion has been the residence of the family of the Counts of Savoy and a lucrative toll house. This romantic castle, reflected in Lake Geneva, has attracted many poets such as Rousseau, Dumas, Hugo and Turner, as well as painters, and has become famous throughout the world, notably in Byron's "The Prisoner of Sion".

Lausanne, a thriving commercial city Lausanne is the second largest city on the shores of Lake Geneva and a vibrant university town with a rich cultural heritage. The International Olympic Committee has been based in Lausanne since 1915, which is why Lausanne is known as the "Olympic Capital".

Olympic Museum, inside visit : In the shadow of Lake Geneva, you will find the Olympic Museum, an extraordinary new building, home to interactive exhibitions of curiosities, documents, film and video recordings, and a collection of treasures ranging from the mysteries of Ancient Greece to the modern age. It is the world's largest centre of knowledge about the Olympic Movement.

Geneva, situated at the junction of Lake Geneva and the Rhone River, nestled between the Alps and the Jura Mountains, has a cosmopolitan outlook in the tradition of fraternity, is home to the European headquarters of the United Nations and the headquarters of the Red Cross, and is known as the "Capital of Peace".

The Fountain of Lake Geneva, a huge water jet on Lake Geneva in the Swiss city of Geneva, has a column of water that reaches 140 metres high, making it one of the tallest water fountains in the world.

Flower Clock, probably the most photographed clock in Geneva, consists of 6,500 plants and flowers. It is the city's most famous clock.

The Palais des Nations, which has housed the United Nations headquarters since 1946, offers a magnificent panoramic view of Lake Geneva and Mont Blanc. The palace symbolises not only Geneva but also world peace!

Head to Bern, the capital of Switzerland, located in the centre of the country and the capital of the canton of Bern. Although it is not the largest city in Switzerland, it is popular for its charming old town and rich history and culture. Bern is known for its well-preserved medieval old town, its ancient architecture and its political and cultural activities.

Clock Tower (Zytglogge): one of Bern's most famous landmarks, the clock tower, built in the 13th century, is famous for its unique astronomical clocks and mechanical displays. Every hour on the hour, the mechanics of the clock tower are demonstrated, attracting visitors to stop and watch.

Baden-Baden is an important sightseeing city at the northern end of the Black Forest, the spa capital of Germany, with an elegant and ornate style that has attracted European aristocrats throughout history to spend their holidays. It has been a spa retreat for the red-turned aristocratic society since ancient Roman times, and has been visited by Queen Victoria of England, Bismarck, the first Chancellor of Germany, and Victor Hugo, among others. Caracalla was named after the Roman Emperor Caracalla, a warlike man who loved hot springs. At that time, the Romans were fighting against the Germans, who were tenacious forest dwellers, and were ecstatic to find hot springs with a water temperature of 68 degrees Celsius. Today, however, the Baths of Caracalla are more like an ultra-modern spa. There are three indoor pools with alternating hot and cold water, and one of the large baths has direct access to the 2 marble-textured outdoor thermal pools. In addition, there are steam baths, solariums, aromatic steam baths, a salt-mist room and a rafting area. Caracalla also boasts a state-of-the-art German deep relaxation system, Blue Space, where beds with new in-built acoustic devices are laid out with the sounds of the forest in your ears, perfect for sleeping or taking a nap after a soak.

Heidelberg is known as one of the most beautiful cities in Germany, where the city, the castle, the river and the mountains surrounding the city are blended together in a picturesque way!

Heidelberg Castle, the castle built of red sandstone, weathered, suffered two lightning strikes and war destruction, once only the remains of the wall, and then restored to restore the appearance of the main building of the castle.

The Old Bridge, one of the oldest baroque stone bridges over the Neckar, is 200 metres long and connects Heidelberg's Old Town with the Neuenheim district on the other side of the river. From the bridge you can look up at Heidelberg Castle, with poetic views on both sides.

Heidelberg University Square, the square is located in the Altstadt area of Heidelberg's Old Town and is part of the Universität Heidelberg, a cultural and social centre for the city of Heidelberg.

After breakfast transfer to the airport for your next destination.