Begin your day with the iconic location where Ri Jeong Hyeok's beautiful yet haunting piano scene was shot, Lake Brienz! Located in front of a private residence on Harbor Iseltwald, take a trip down to the wooden boardwalk.

You can take a cruise on this peaceful lake just like Se-ri did instead of simply wandering around the village. Steamboats have been chugging across this lake since the 1800s and there's a small armada of 5 vessels from the 20th century if you're interested to set off to Giessbach to see the plunging Giessbach Waterfall!

Next, this hotel was the fictional music school that Ri Jeong Hyeok attended before his military days and where Seo Si Dan visits Ri Jeong Hyeok for the first time since their engagement, but Grandhotel Giessbach has more fun facts than just that. It is served by a funicular dating all the way back to the 1880s as it used to be a historic house from 1874.

Your next destination, the Sigriswil Panorama Bridge is not an attraction for the faint-hearted. Suspended above Lake Thun and 180m above Gummi Gorge, this place is the location of the unforgettable scene where Ri Jeong Hyeok and Yoon Se Ri had their first encounter.

Head down to the backbone or the core of Interlaken in Hoheweg, a street, and promenade that captures the heart of the people living in this small city. The left side has been kept free from construction, allowing it to retain a perfect balance of modern civilization amidst purely natural surroundings.

Head back to your accommodation for rest, or take a night stroll in this picturesque city to see it in a different light, quite literally!

If you picture a dreamy mountain resort with peaks covered by fluffy clouds, the chances are that Grindelwald looks almost like what you've imagined. Your first destination here is also named the First, featuring a cliff walk up in the minor summit on Schwarzhon and the First Flieger (Flyer).

Ri Jeong Hyeok and Yoon Se Ri's tearful reunion was backed by the breathtaking landscapes of the Grindelwald mountains, and it looks nothing less than the way the drama portrayed it.

It is also here where you will find the ethereal lake of Bachalpsee. At an altitude of 2,265 meters, the clear reflective waters mirror the spectacular surrounding scenery, framed by its grassy banks and a mountain backdrop. A passageway at an elevation of over 2000 meters above sea level called Kleine Scheidegg was where the two protagonists of the drama watched paragliders fly among the clouds, years before Yoon Se-ri crash-landed in North Korea.

Lake Lungern in Obwalden was where we saw one of the final scenes in the series when our hero and heroine were shown together at last in their home in Switzerland.

Make your way to the Titlis Cliff Walk next, Europe's highest suspension bridge mixing thrill and breathtaking scenery together. It's more than 3000 meters above sea level and 500 meters off the ground. Take around 150 heart-pounding steps on this cliff walk and be rewarded with a completely new perspective of the summits, and a new set of nerves as strong as steel cables on this bridge. The path to this cliff walk also leads you through a glacier cave in an underground tunnel and stretches towards the Ice Flyer glacier chairlift station, which you can take to bring you back to the ground if your legs become jelly-like after the whole experience.

Engelberg Abbey is a benedictine monastery that has influenced the history of the mountain town of Obwalden all the way back from 1120.

After an insightful visit to Engelberg Abbey, it's time for more fun on the tin toboggan ride on the Brunni. Similar to how a slide works, this experience is even more special as it lies on the side of the mountain! When you're done, head to your accommodation in Lucerne for a good night's rest!

More than being the most visited museum in all of Switzerland, the Swiss Museum of Transport is more than just a collection and exhibition of vehicles, it's more of a self- contained world of transport and information you'll never find displayed elsewhere.

Visit the garden of frozen time and the elemental geological power that shaped this place, and learn about the potholes that bear witness to the last ice age and to the fact that Lucerne was once covered entirely by glaciers.

Make your way to the Hofkirche next, Lucerne's medieval Romanesque Basilica was burnt down during the Thirty Years War in the 17th century, so while the war was ongoing in the 1630s, the city's' inhabitants then built a church in the Northern region of the Alps.

It's not a visit to Lucerne without a trip down to the Old town and Chapel Bridge. Potter around the Old Town holding the historic core of Lucerne, and find yourself drawn to the European style buildings of muted colours and brick roofs, or the sequence of squares linked by cobblestone pedestrians.

The final stop for the day lies at the chapel bridge in the old town. Running diagonally for 200m, this is the world's oldest surviving truss bridge and an emblem representing Lucerne.

Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. Departure for Troyes which is a town in the Grand Est region of north-eastern France. Its medieval old town features narrow, cobbled streets lined with colorful, half-timbered houses, mostly dating from the 16th century. The town is home to several Gothic churches with striking stained-glass windows. These include the Troyes Cathedral, the Église Sainte- Madeleine, and the Basilique Saint-Urbain.

• Lunch will be in a local restaurant

• Free time in Troyes Old Town

• Dinner and overnight will be in the hotel