The Tour links the UNESCO world wonder of Venice (at 0 m.a.s.l.) with Olympic St. Moritz at 1,856 m.a.s.l. in the Swiss Alps and on the "roof of Europe" on a daily, environmentally friendly train and coach ride that leads across incomparable landscapes. A world-class journey offering a wealth of cultural and panoramic sights:
- Venice: the "mother" of all UNESCO World Cultural Heritage properties with its lagoon
- Padova: St. Anthony's Dome and the Botanic Garden (UNESCO-listed property)
- Vicenza: the city and the Palladian Villas of the Veneto (UNESCO-listed property)
- Verona: the city (UNESCO-listed property), the arena, Romeo and Juliet
- Bolzano, South Tyrol: Ötzi, the world's oldest glacier mummy, the Dolomites and Reinhold Messner's Mountain Museum
- Merano, South Tyrol: the new thermal spa, Tyrol Castle, the gardens of Trauttmansdorf Castle
- Glurns, South Tyrol: the tiniest city in the Alps
- Val Müstair: the Convent of St. John (UNESCO-listed property) and the UNESCO Biosphere (candidate for listing in 2008)
- Swiss National Park: the oldest in Europe and the only one in Switzerland, with a new visitors' center in Zernez
- St. Moritz/Engadin: Switzerland's only Olympic venue (1928 and 1948) - the cradle of international winter tourism and sports in the mountains
- Albula - St. Moritz - Bernina: since 2008 in the UNESCO-listing as the "Rhaetian Railway in the Albula/Bernina Cultural Landscape". Albula/Bernina is on the route of the Glacier Express (Zermatt, Matterhorn), the Bernina Express (Italy, Milan) and the Palm Express (Lugano) - and thus a gateway to other UNESCO-listed properties in Italy and the Swiss Canton Ticino
- New "western route": Capo di Ponte: UNESCO-listed rock drawings dating from the 5th or 6th Century BC; Monte Isola (the largest island to be found in a European lake); Poschiavo (a gem south of the Alps); Casa Console Museum
