• Appenzell - Explore the charming village of Appenzell, renowned for its beer and cheese.
• Appenzell - The tour will be tailored after direct consultation with customers. One option includes visiting the magnificent Hoher Kasten Mountain, where lunch can be enjoyed with panoramic views of the Swiss Alps in a rotating glass restaurant, offering vistas of five countries.
• Liechtenstein Center - Alternatively, visit the world’s sixth smallest country! Capture photos of the Liechtenstein Castle, the current residence of the prince. Visitors can also enjoy a quick tasting at the prince’s vineyards. It’s a great spot for lunch as well.
• Swiss Alps - Discover a highly secretive Swiss bunker in the Alps, constructed during the Second World War and only opened to the public in 2001.

Nestled in the mountains beneath the village of St. Margrethenberg above Bad Ragaz (at 4,000 feet) lies the “battleship” of the Alps, which has withstood the test of time (construction began 80 years ago in 1939). It was kept entirely secret by the Swiss Army until 2001. The Fortress Furggels (also known as Fort Furkels) is one of the largest underground fortresses ever built in Switzerland. Initially constructed during World War II, it was later maintained and continuously upgraded during the Cold War to the latest standards (until 1999) with nuclear filters and other features to withstand new threats, including nuclear attacks.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Admission fees

• Admission fees
• Lunch

Explore Switzerland’s Hidden Treasures!
Start your journey in the picturesque village of Appenzell, where vibrant houses and local customs bring Swiss charm to life. Next, climb the Hoher Kasten for stunning 360° views of the Alps and Lake Constance. End the day with an exciting visit to the secret Swiss bunkers in Bad Ragaz — offering a captivating glimpse into Switzerland’s intriguing history!

Nestled in the mountains beneath the village of St Margrethenberg above Bad Ragaz (at 4,000 feet) lies the “battleship” of the Alps that has withstood the test of time (Construction began 80 years ago in 1939). It was kept entirely secret by the Swiss Army until 2001. The Fortress Furggels (also known as Fort Furkels) is one of the largest underground fortresses ever constructed in Switzerland. Initially built during World War II, it was later maintained and continuously upgraded during the Cold War to the latest standards (until 1999) with nuclear filters and other features to withstand new threats, including nuclear attacks.

• Extra time not accounted for is required for the driving distances.
• Tour is completely customizable

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.