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Switzerland in 2 Weeks: 3 Recommended 14-Day Itineraries to Switzerland

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Switzerland 14-Day Itinerary Options

Read our Switzerland 14-day itinerary suggestions and get an idea about exploring the alpine passes and country roads in this beautiful country. Plan spending 14 days in Switzerland with us.

Itinerary #1: Alpine Pass Route

Hop on a cable car to Mount Titlis while spending 2 weeks in Switzerland.
You can ride a cable car to get to Mount Titlis.
  Overview Activity
Day 1 Being your trip in Engelberg Arrival
Day 2 Climb up Jochpass (2207m) to Engstlenalp (1834m) Trek
Day 3 Descend into Meiringen (595m) Trek
Day 4 Arrive at Grindelwald, the “Village of Glaciers” Hike
Day 5 Spend the day exploring Grindelwald Free day
Day 6 Cross the Kleine Scheidegg (2061m) to Lauterbrunnen Trek
Day 7 Explore the Lauterbrunnen Valley Exploration
Day 8 Traverse the Sefinenfurgge Pass (2612m) to Griesalp/Goldreli (1408m) Trek
Day 9 Cross the Hohturli Pass (2778m) to Kandersteg (1180m) Trek
Day 10 Enjoy a free stay in Kandersteg Free day
Day 11 Trek across to Adelboden (1356m) Trek
Day 12 Wander through woods and meadows to Lenk (1068m) Trek
Day 13 Discover the Turbach Valley on the way to Saanen Trek
Day 14 Say goodbye to Saanen  

With this Switzerland two-week itinerary plan, you have plenty of time to hike some of the best trails in the world. Starting in the mountain resort of Engelberg, you’ll hike past Trubsee Lake, with views of Mount Titlis on your way to Engstlenalp. Next, indulge at the Reichenbach Falls in Meiringen, made famous by the Sherlock Holmes stories. Hike past stunning views of the Wetterhorn as you arrive in Grindelwald (Village of Glaciers). Gaze in wonder at the trinity of Swiss mountains: the Eiger, Monch, and Jungfrau. Spend a day on the Jungfrau Mountain Railway or enjoy a cable car ride through the valley. Next, take on the steep Kleine Scheidegg Pass (2061m) and descend into the Loetschental Valley. Enjoy a day exploring the Lauterbrunnen Valley with its scenic alpine views before climbing up to the Sefinenfurgge Pass (2612m), followed by a steep descent into the Durrnberg Valley. On the next day, you’ll face the highest point on the itinerary, Hohturli Pass (2778m). However, you’re rewarded with stunning views of the Oeschinensee alpine lake. Spend the day in Kandersteg and enjoy the hidden Gasterntal Valley, with its many waterfalls and the Sunnbuel cable car. Next, hike past the Blumlisalp Massif to Adelboden, and then enjoy forest paths to the village of Lenk and the Simmenfalle Waterfalls. Finally, cross the Truttlisberg Pass (2038m), descend through the Turbach Valley, and arrive at your endpoint, Saanen. See all tours in Switzerland.

Itinerary #2: Country Roads of Switzerland

See the Old Town of Lucerne while spending 2 weeks in Switzerland.
You can admire the medieval architecture in Lucerne while on a boat trip.
A ship full of tourists in Lake Geneva.
A luxurious cruise is the best way to explore Lake Geneva.
  Overview Activity Overnight
Day 1 Welcome to Lucerne Arrival Lucerne
Day 2 Experience the world-class views from the top of Mount Stanserhorn Hike Lucerne
Day 3 Explore Bern, and enjoy foodie experiences in Gruyere and Montreux Food tour Bern
Day 4 Visit Chillon Castle on Lake Geneva Sightseeing Geneva
Day 5 Cruise Lake Geneva Cruise Geneva
Day 6 Journey to Zermatt via Martigny Transfer Zermatt
Day 7 Explore the mountain town of Zermatt Exploration Zermatt
Day 8 Hop the Italian border to Lake Maggiore Transfer Lake Maggiore
Day 9 Head back north to the luxurious St. Moritz Sightseeing & transfer St. Moritz
Day 10 Indulge with a full day in St. Moritz Free day St. Moritz
Day 11 Ride the Glacier Express through the Oberalp Valley Train ride Grindelwald
Day 12 Explore magical Grindelwald Free day Grindelwald
Day 13 Head to Zurich via Brienz Transfer Zurich
Day 14 End your trip in Zurich Departure  

If you want to see as much of Switzerland in 14 days with a little day trip to Italy, you’ll want to follow this jam-packed itinerary. Start in the lakeside paradise of Lucerne before heading to the top of the Stanserhorn, which provides views as far as Alsace in France and the Black Forest in Germany on a clear day. Next, spend the morning exploring Bern, including the Cathedral of St. Vincent. Then, move on to Gruyere for a local cheese tasting and the valleys of Montreux, known for their delicious wine. Visit the stunning Chillon Castle, cruise the serene waters of Lake Geneva, and discover the Roman Amphitheater at Martigny. Arrive at the car-free mountain resort of Zermatt, where you can enjoy the cogwheel train and hike in the shadow of the Matterhorn before departing for the Italian border. Cross the Simplon Pass into the Italian Lake District at Lake Maggiore. Return via the three fortifications at Bellinzona, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, past the Rhine River into the stylish resort of St. Moritz. Spend the day shopping, riding the Bernina Express, or relaxing in St. Moritz. Next, depart on the legendary Glacier Express train, which takes you through the alpine wonders of the Oberalp Valley before experiencing the mystical Devil’s Bridge in the Grindelwald Valley and the Valley of Waterfalls, Lauterbrunnen. Enjoy the observation deck of Jungfrajoch in Grindelwald, the woodcarving traditions of Brienz, and the lakes of Lungern and Sarnen before arriving in the city of Zurich, where you depart. Describe your ideal 14-day holiday for a customized trip to Switzerland.

Itinerary #3: Best of Switzerland

A view of Matterhorn with clouds around it.
The stunning pyramid-shaped mountain, Matterhorn is one of the top attractions in Switzerland.
  Overview Activity
Day 1 Arrive in Zurich Arrival
Day 2 Enjoy cheese and chocolate tours in Bürglen and Sardona Food tour
Day 3 Travel to Lucerne Sightseeing
Day 4 Explore Mount Pilatus by cable car Adventure
Day 5 Discover the mountain heart of Interlaken Adventure
Day 6 Take the scenic train to Jungfraujoch Train ride
Day 7 Explore the ski resort town of Zermatt Skiing
Day 8 Discover the mighty Matterhorn Adventure
Day 9 Visit the lakeside town of Montreux Sightseeing
Day 10 Indulge in wine tastings on the UNESCO Lavaux Wine Terraces Wine tour
Day 11 Enjoy a day in Lausanne Free day
Day 12 Relax at the Beau-Rivage Palace Spa in Lausanne Relaxation
Day 13 Spend the day in Geneva Free day
Day 14 Enjoy a day trip to Chamonix Departure

Want to spend 2 weeks in Switzerland and see all the major spots? Beginning in Zurich, check out the historic side of the city, including the Grossmunster and Fraumunster. Next, spend time visiting the home of the Swiss folk hero, William Tell, in Burglen before trying some local alpine cheese, visiting the UNESCO-recognized waterfalls, and indulging at the famous Sprüngli chocolate atelier. Move to Lucerne, known for its 14th-century Chapel Bridge, and the nearby town of Gruyere, known for its cheese. Enjoy the view of Mount Pilatus by cable car, experience some of the 72 waterfalls of the Lauterbrunnen Valley, and journey to the mountain wonderland of Interlaken. From here, take Europe’s highest railway to the Jungfraujoch Observation Deck for stunning views. Leave the car behind as you enter Zermatt, home of the Matterhorn, and enjoy a guided tour of the base of the mountain. Head to the lakeside town of Montreux, known for its jazz festival and relaxing vibes. Here, you’ll spend a day drinking local wine at the wine terraces of Lavaux before moving on to the cultural hub of Lausanne. Wander around the Musée de l’Élysée and Olympic Village, and then spend a day relaxing at the Beau-Rivage Palace Spa. Next, head to the stylish city of Geneva, with the 12th-century St. Pierre Cathedral, the flower clock, and numerous high-end restaurants. Finish your trip with a visit to the mountainous paradise of Chamonix, home to one of the tallest peaks in Europe, Mont Blanc. See all 14-day tours in Switzerland.

Planning a Switzerland 14-Day Itinerary?

So, if you’re thinking about spending 2 weeks in Switzerland, you can see the vast majority of the key sights and cities. This includes Lausanne, Zurich, and Geneva, as well as mountain hotspots like Zermatt, Grindelwald, and Interlaken. Fourteen days is quite a long time to spend in Switzerland, so you can always combine an itinerary with neighboring countries like Germany, Italy, Austria, and France. If you are looking for other durations, check out our guide on how many days to spend in Switzerland. You can also get in touch with our in-country travel experts to create a tailor-made trip to Switzerland that suits all your needs.

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