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Overview

A classic railway journey through Europe

Talk about a tried-and-true itinerary! This two-week trip is Stanford’s take on the “Grand Tour,” a European rail journey that has been a staple of the well-traveled for over 300 years. 

In addition to the exciting sights and sites we take in throughout our adventure, we also have the unique opportunity to travel in style on Europe’s most famous modes of transportation: the Eurostar train through the underground Chunnel (from London to Paris), the high-speed TGV Lyria (from Paris to Lausanne), the Glacier Express (through the Swiss Alps from Brig to St. Moritz), and the Maloja pass by coach (from St. Moritz to Lake Como). We also enjoy smooth sailing on boat rides on the Seine River, Lake Geneva, Lake Como, and Lake Maggiore.

Dates

May 31–June 13, 2026

Duration

14 days

Price

From approx. $17,995 per person

Trip size

28 participants

Minimum age

18 years

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Faculty leader

A different kind of classroom

With renowned Stanford faculty and scholars leading the way, every Travel/Study trip is a one-of-a-kind educational experience.

Kenneth Schultz

Political Science



The William Bennett Munro Professor of Political Science and director of the Program in International Relations, Ken studies the causes of war within and between states, with a particular focus on the role of territory and borders.

Ken was very knowledgeable. He put together easy-to-understand presentations and was very personable—willing to discuss any and all issues outside of the lecture hall."

—Tom Rackerby, MBA ’70

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