Touch down in Zurich, where your private transfer awaits to take you to the refined comfort of La Réserve Eden au Lac, perfectly set along the lake. With no plans but time on your side, the afternoon invites you to unwind—perhaps with a drink on the rooftop terrace or a stroll along the waterfront promenade. Your car will be delivered to the hotel later in the day, with a full handover to get you ready for the road ahead.

Leave Zurich behind as the road winds south into the mountains, with a stop in Lucerne. From there, continue into the heart of the Alps and settle into Andermatt, a mountain village surrounded by some of Switzerland’s most iconic driving routes. Spend the next two days exploring the Furka, Grimsel, and Susten Passes, each offering a different pace, elevation, and view worth pulling over for. Between drives, there’s space to slow down—mornings without a rush, afternoons for the spa or a walk, and evenings framed by stillness and fresh mountain air.

Your journey continues east toward St. Moritz where you’ll have time to explore this iconic resort town at your own pace—whether it’s lakeside walks, nearly mountaintops, or simply enjoying a drink with a view. Beyond the village, scenic drives await, with quiet mountain roads and picture-perfect stops along the way.

Next, the road leads you south to one of the most legendary drives in the world—the Stelvio Pass. With its dramatic switchbacks and soaring altitude, it’s a true driver’s rite of passage and a highlight of the entire journey. End your day at your haven for the next three nights in the Dolomites, where the pace takes a welcome turn. Take in the sharp beauty of the peaks on scenic drives through winding mountain roads, or set out on foot to explore well-marked trails and quiet valleys. Between outdoor adventures, settle into moments of stillness with long lunches, spa time, and the warm hospitality of the region.

Cross into Austria for the final stretch of the journey, where sweeping valleys and perfectly maintained roads lead you deep into the heart of the Alps. Over two days, take on the Grossglockner High Alpine Road, one of Europe’s most celebrated driving routes. Between drives, discover charming villages, enjoy relaxed meals, and take in the crisp mountain air that makes this region so memorable.

End the journey in Salzburg, a city known for its classical music heritage, pastel-hued old town, and views of hilltop fortresses. With a few unhurried hours before departure, you might explore a quiet square, visit a local café, or simply take in the atmosphere that inspired Mozart himself.