Our Price: from $86.89 (per person, based on double occupancy)
Available: Tue
Depart from: Amsterdam, Holland
Highlights: Hotel accommodations w/ daily continental breakfast. Air-conditioned coach. Visit Brussels (Atomium, Grand' Place, Mannenken Pis), Paris (Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde, Eiffel Tower, Palace of Versailles, The Louvre), Reims, Luxembourg (Place de Constitution), Trier (Porta Nigra), Koblenz, Frankfurt (Romer platz), Prague (St. Vitus Cathedral, Golden Lane; Charles Bridge, Old Town Square, Wenceslas Square), Bratislava (St. Martin's Cathedral), Budapest (Fisherman’s Bastion, Matthias Church, Elizabeth Bridge, Heroes Square), Vienna (Schonbrunn, Stadtpark, Johann Strauss monument, the Parliament, St Stephen’s Cathedral), Salzburg (Mozart's birthplace), Lucerne (Kapell Bridge, Lion Monument), Zurich (Rhine Falls), Titisee.
Day 1 : Tuesday : Amsterdam - The Hague - Amsterdam |
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Today we will enjoy our morning sightseeing tour to The Hague, which shows us the Peace Palace where the International
Court of Justice is located. Peace Palace was built between the year 1907 to 1913. Then the bus will also show us
the most popular Dutch seaside resort - Scheveningen. After this, we will step offthe bus for a countryside excursion to a village
of Zaanse Schans, where we visit the Wooden Shoes Factory, Cheese Farm and stop for photos at the typical
windmills which has become one of the most important and historic architectures since The Netherlands started to
established their country. After the bus takes us back to the city centre, we will visit the famous diamond factory which
has been famous for their high technique since the 16th century. Then it's the time for you to leisure or perhaps take a Canal
Cruise to spend your evening before dinner. Overnight in Amsterdam or nearby city (from
mid-March to mid-May instead of The Hague and Scheveningen, we will go to Keukenhof)
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Day 2 : Wednesday : Amsterdam - Brussels - Paris (500 km) |
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Today's tour begins with a drive to Brussels, the Belgian capital. Before we arrive, stop for a photo at the Atomium,
monument of the first World Fair after the WW II, which took place in Brussels in 1958. Then drive to the city centre,
enjoy an orientation at the beautiful Grand' Place and the Mannenken Pis. Later, we drive to the most splendid
city - Paris. Overnight in Paris or nearby.
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Day 3 : Thursday : Paris - Versailles - Paris |
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Today we will enjoy the sightseeings including the Arc de Triomphe. The bus will drive along the Champs Elysees to the Place
de la Concorde, where the royal and many aristocracy members were guillotined there during the Revolution.
Then the bus will drive to the Hotel des Invalides, where the Tombean de Napoleon 1 er is located. After this, we will
feature the ascent of the Eiffel Tower, and a relaxing scenic Seine Cruise featuring such highlights as Notre
Dame Cathedral and Pont Alexandre III. Then, the bus will take us to visit the glorious Palace of Versailles, built as
a hunting lodge by Louis XIII, later on developed to a majority and took over full royal power by Louis XIV. It
remained the residence of the royal family since 1722 until the Revolution of 1789. After dinner, we will go to a hotel to rest. Overnight in Paris or nearby (if clients interested in visiting the splendid Paris or Seine
Cruise after dinner, our tour guide would be pleased to arrange it for you)
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Day 4 : Friday : Paris |
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Our morning visit is one of the world's greatest art museum Louvres, enjoy the sight of Venus de Milo,
Winged Victory of Samothrace (also called Nike of Samothrace) and the most famous work by Leonardo da
Vinci - Mona Lisa. After, coach transfers us to Place d' Italie for lunch, after lunch the tour guide will take the
group to enjoy a ride with the Paris underground metro. Group free at leisure and shopping near Opera. After
dinner, meet with tour guide and transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Paris or nearby.
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Day 5 : Saturday : Paris - Reims - Luxembourg (420 km) |
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This morning we will take you along the beautiful countryside to Reims, the capital of
Champagne, and old province of France made word famous by its Champagne sparkling wine. Reims played a
very important role in French history, as it was the place where the kings of France were crowned since the 11th
century. The Cathedral of Reims became the most important heritage here. Later, we will drive ahead to
Luxembourg, the only remaining Grand Duchy. After arrival, enjoy the orientation at the Place de Constitution,
the canyon in the city and Pont Adophe. Overnight in Luxembourg or nearby city.
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Day 6 : Sunday: Luxembourg - Trier - Koblenz - Frankfurt (400 km) |
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Today our first visit is Trier, German's oldest city has been named as "Second Rome" since Constantine the great has administrated in here for 10 years. The best known from our orientation is the Porta Nigra, the best-preserved Roman city gate north of Alps, also the birthplace of the influential philosopher Karl Marx, the Karl Mars Haus was situated in the house where he was born. After this, we will drive to Koblenz, the confluence of the Rhine and the Mosel. We will have lunch in this famous scenic place. Why not take the cruise along the Rhine, to spend your precious moment with your family and friends? After lunch, the bus will take us to Frankfurt with a stop in Rudesheim. After arrive in Frankfurt, enjoy our orientation Romer platz.
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Day 7 : Monday : Frankfurt - Prague (530 km) |
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This morning we head east to the capital of Czech Republic, Prague, one of the liveliest cultural cities in Europe since the Velvet Revolution. (overnight in Prague).
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Day 8 : Tuesday : Prague - Bratislava (330 km) |
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Our morning sightseeing tour highlights are St. Vitus Cathedral; beautiful gardens Na Valech and Rajska Zahrada; Golden Lane; Charles Bridge and the Old Town Square with its Astronomical Clock. In the afternoon spend time at the Wenceslas Square, there are a lot of theatres, cinemas, restaurants, shops, stores and banks around. The St. Wenceslas Statue and the National Museum are nearby. We drive to the capital of Bratislava, Slovakia. In 1992 Czechoslovakia's Parliament voted to split the country into the Czech Republic and Slovakia. (overnight in Bratislava)
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Day 9 : Wednesday : Bratislava - Budapest (200 km) |
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After breakfast, driving to Budapest, sightseeing Budapest is the "Paris of Eastern Europe". The City is separated into two cities. Hilly Buda is situated in the West, flat pest lies to the East. Here you visit the Fisherman's Bastion, Matthias Church, Elizabeth Bridge and Heroes Square. (overnight in Budapest)
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Day 10 : Thursday : Budapest - Vienna (250 km) |
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After breakfast, driving to the capital of Austria, Vienna, sightseeing Empress Maris Theresa’s favorite palace at Schonbrunn, former summer residence of the Imperial family and considered one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Europe. Stadtpark the popular Johann Strauss monument, the Parliament, World famous Opera House, Monument to the Soviet soldier and impressive baroque Church of St. Charles Borromeo. A stroll along the Kartnerstrasse with its glamorous boutiques brings us to St. Stephen’s Cathedral (Vienna is the musical capital of the world, you may check with your tour guide to arrange a concert of Classical music for you). (overnight in Vienna).
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Day 11 : Friday : Vienna - Salzburg - Innsbruck (480 km) |
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After breakfast, we pass the Abbey of Melk on the river Danube as we drive to Salzburg. Here you sightseeing on foot, Mozart's birthplace and some of the places associated with the film "The Sound of Music". Leaving Salzburg heading to Innsbruck, (overnight near Innsbruck).
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Day 12 : Saturday : Innsbruck - Mt Titlis - Lucerne (300 km) |
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After breakfast, leaving Salzburg and will arrive Lucerne in Central Switzerland in the afternoon. Visit ther medieval town Lucerne, walk on the wooden Kapell Bridge, the lovely lake Lucerne and see the Lion Monument, enjoy the free time to shop for Swiss watches and other Swiss specialities. (overnight in Lucerne).
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Day 13 : Sunday : Lucerne - Zurich - Rhein Falls - Titisee - Frankfurt (450 km) |
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After breakfast, leaving Lucerne to Zurich is largest city and the financial centre of the Switzerland. Visiting Rhine Falls is the largest waterfall at Schaffhausen, driving through the fairytale Black Forest to where the cuckoo-clock was first invented by Titisee. Lunch at Titisee, and taste their most famous Black Forest cake for your dessert. We will arrive to Frankfurt in the evening.
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Day 14 : Monday : Frankfurt - Bonn - Cologne - Amsterdam (500 km) |
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Today we will drive ahead to Bonn, the capital of "West Germany" from the year 1949 to 1990, enjoy our |
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Departure times and locations:
8:30am, Evert van de Beekstraat 202, 1118 CP Luchthaven, Amsterdam, (Arrive Hall of Schiphol International Airport)
Return times (estimated) and locations:
(Hotel information is confirmed 24 hours prior departure.)
*** Please note that prices below are subject to change ***
Main Attractions Admission Fees (if applicable)
| Chateau de Versailles | 15.00 Euro | |
| Le Louver Museum | 9.50 Euro | |
| Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor | 8.10Euro | |
| Eiffel Tower top Floor | 13.10Euro | |
| River Seine Cruise | 10.00 Euro | |
| River Rhine Cruise (+around 3 Apr to 31 Oct) | 15.00 Euro | |
| Amsterdam Canal Cruise | 13.00 Euro | |
| Tour Monparnasse (Paris) | 11.00 Euro | |
| Keukenhof (24 March to 20 May 2011) | 13.00 Euro | |
| Schonbrunn Palace | 9.50 Euro | |
| Mozarts House | 7.00 Euro | |
| Fisheman's Bastion | 2.00 Euro | |
| Matthias Church | 3.00 Euro | |
| Golden Lane | 12.00 Euro |
Additional Attractions Admission Fees (if applicable)
| Lido Show | 125.00 Euro | |
| Moulin Rouge Show | 125.00 Euro | |
| Amsterdam Red Light District + Live Show | 40.00 Euro | |
| Paris by Night with visit Tour Monparnasse | 35.00 Euro | |
| Czech folklore show + Dinner | 55.00 Euro (up) | |
| Viennese Waltz Concerts | 55.00 Euro | |
| Swiss folklore show + fondue | 45.00 Euro | |
| Titlis Cable Car | 65.00 Euro | |
| Hungary folklore show + Dinner | 50.00 Euro |
Lunch and Dinner charges (if applicable)
| Chinese Lunch or Dinner (10 or more ppl) | 15.00 - 20.00 Euro (Swiss Franc 25.00 Euro) | |
| French Dinner | 65.00 Euro | |
| Germany Pork Knuckle Menu with Beer | 20.00 Euro | |
| Italian Spaghetti Menu | 20.00 Euro | |
| Swiss fondue | 20.00 Euro | |
| Wiener Schnitzel Menu | 20.00 Euro |
Mandatory entrance fees for Italy tour (if applicable)
(Fee must paid before entering the
city - price per person, no child discount)
| Venice City entrance + Boat trip | 10.00 Euro | |
| Florence City entrance | 5.00 Euro | |
| Rome City entrance | 5.00 Euro | |
| Pisa City entrance | 3.00 Euro | |
| Verona City entrance | 3.00 Euro | |
| Milan City entrance | 3.00 Euro |