Zurich Cruises from Paris in 2025
Go on a cruise from Paris to Zurich in 2025 and experience the best of Europe.
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7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Fjorgyn
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Fjorgyn
Lowest Rate*
- Oceanview $2,649.00*
- Balcony $4,049.00*
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Fjolvar
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Fjolvar
Lowest Rate*
- Oceanview $2,649.00*
- Balcony $3,699.00*
- Suite $5,999.00*
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Kari
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Kari
Lowest Rate*
- Oceanview $2,699.00*
- Balcony $3,799.00*
- Suite $6,149.00*
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Skaga
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Skaga
Lowest Rate*
- Oceanview $2,699.00*
- Balcony $3,849.00*
- Suite $6,299.00*
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Kari
7 Nights | Western Europe | Viking River | Viking Kari
Lowest Rate*
- Oceanview $2,749.00*
- Balcony $3,749.00*
France’s romance and Switzerland’s tranquility come together on this Seine and Rhine River cruise. Visit historic cities, charming villages, and breathtaking landscapes. See Strasbourg’s Gothic grandeur and Basel’s Swiss precision and charm. Indulge in luxury onboard with world-class dining, entertainment, and enrichment. These cruises are the perfect way to experience the cultures and scenery of two of Europe’s most fascinating countries with a mix of relaxation and adventure.
FAMOUS PORTS OF CALL TO ZURICH FROM PARIS
This is the most common itinerary for a cruise from Paris to Zurich in 2025. Europe has charm, culture, and scenery in spades, make it unforgettable. See what these lovely stops have to offer and start planning your holiday.
Trier
Roman architecture, including the UNESCO World Heritage listed Porta Nigra. Lush vineyards surrounding the city, where history, culture, and local wine come together for a unique experience. A relaxed atmosphere and beautiful surroundings at the Cathedral of St. Peter, Germany’s oldest cathedral, and the Aula Palatina, an ancient Roman basilica.
Bernkastel-Kues
Bernkastel-Kues, a pretty town on the Moselle River, has a wine culture. Half-timbered houses, Renaissance Town Hall, and stunning hilltop ruins of Landshut Castle for valley views. Many cozy wine taverns along the cobblestone streets to sample local wines, especially the famous Rieslings.
Cochem
A fairytale town on the Moselle River, Cochem has medieval architecture, narrow streets, and bustling markets. There are many attractions in the area, the castle, river cruises, and wine tastings. Charming villages and terraced vineyards in the Moselle Valley make Cochem the perfect base to explore.
Koblenz
A city full of landmarks, Koblenz is where the Rhine and Moselle rivers meet. The German Corner marks the confluence with a big statue. Old Town has Baroque and Romanesque architecture and Ehrenbreitstein Fortress for views. Enjoy strolling along the riverside promenades, the parks, and historic sites in Koblenz.
Mainz
A lively city on the Rhine, Mainz is famous for its history and is the birthplace of Johannes Gutenberg, the creator of the printing press. The Mainz Cathedral is a Romanesque masterpiece. The Gutenberg Museum has original printing presses and rare books to see. Old Town has half-timbered houses, colorful markets, and charming cafes to soak up the local culture.
Strasbourg
Strasbourg is a UNESCO World Heritage site on the French-German border. The historical center, the Grande Île, has the magnificent Strasbourg Cathedral. La Petite France has canals and half-timbered houses where you can wander or eat Alsatian food. A great port of call, Strasbourg is French and German in equal measure.
Basel
Switzerland’s cultural capital, Basel, has a great arts scene and museums. The Rhine-side city has a lovely Old Town, the impressive Basel Cathedral, and the bustling Market Plaza. You can stroll along the river or visit the Kunstmuseum, Switzerland’s oldest public art collection. Travelers love Basel’s mix of medieval and modern.
Winningen
Wine festivals and vineyards are the hallmark of Winningen, a charming wine village on the Moselle River. The village has lovely streets, half-timbered houses, and river views. It’s a great stop for wine lovers as Winningen has wine tastings at many family-run wineries, especially Rieslings. It’s a lovely place to wander around and be welcomed.
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FAQS FOR CRUISES TO ZURICH FROM PARIS IN 2025
There are plenty of activities onboard, such as viewing the Rhine River, wine tastings, lectures on European history and culture, cooking demonstrations, live music, and themed events.
Visit Zurich’s Old Town (Altstadt), Bahnhofstrasse and Kunsthaus Zurich museum.
Layer up when traveling from Paris to Zurich, especially when cruising the Rhine.
Yes, there are many excursions to choose from: guided walking tours of Zurich’s Old Town, boat tours on Lake Zurich, visits to local vineyards, and day trips to the Swiss Alps.
The best time to travel is in spring (May - June) or autumn (September—October), when the weather is mild and the scenery is blooming, or in autumn colors.
Layer up with comfortable shoes, a waterproof jacket or umbrella, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a camera or smartphone to take pictures of the views.
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