5 Days – France & Belgium & Holland

Itinerary

Day 1 – London - Paris

Eiffel Tower Experience

Upon arrival in Paris in the late afternoon, ascend to the top floor of the Eiffel Tower, a breathtaking journey to the clouds. Named after engineer Gustave Eiffel, who designed and built it between 1887-1889, the tower stands 330 meters (1,083 ft) tall-the height of an 81-storey building and the tallest structure in Paris. Enjoy panoramic views and capture unforgettable memories of the City of Lights.

River Seine Cruise & Farewell

we check out from the hotel and proceed to the city center of Paris for one last unforgettable experience.

Panoramic River Seine Cruise - A Unique View of Paris

Enjoy a relaxing panoramic cruise along the River Seine aboard a stunning glass-topped boat, offering uninterrupted views of the city's most iconic landmarks. As you glide gently along the river, take in Paris from a fresh and enchanting perspective. Some of the highlights include:

The majestic Eiffel Tower

The world-renowned Louvre Museum

The historic Notre-Dame Cathedral

The elegant Musée d'Orsay

This serene cruise offers a perfect farewell to Paris, showcasing its heritage and timeless charm in a unique and memorable way.

DAY 2 – Paris City Tour

Palaces, Cathedrals & Iconic Streets

Versailles Gardens

After breakfast, begin the day at the Jardins de Versailles, a masterpiece of 17th-century French landscaping covering over 800 hectares. An opulent leafy setting for the Palace of the Sun King: what better way to describe the magnificent gardens designed by Andre Le Nôtre around the Palace of Versailles. The gardens of Versailles have often been modified over the years. Fountains, vases and statues adorned these little parks within the woods, where the kings would often go for walks.

Marvel at fountains, statues, and leafy pathways where French royalty once strolled

Louvre Museum (Entrance not included)

Next, visit the world-famous Louvre Museum, the largest museum in the world, housing over 73,000 square meters of exhibition space. It's also one of the most famous museums in the world, with works from antiquity to the 19th century, including the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. Here you could see the famous painting of Mona Lisa and view some of the famous artefacts and sculptures housed here.

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Our next stop on our Paris city tour will be Notre-Dame Cathedral, referred to as Notre Dame de Paris ("Our Lady of Paris") or simply Notre Dame. It stands as a testament to history and faith on the eastern half of Île de la Cite, an island in the Seine River within Paris, France's 4th arrondissement. This celebrated Catholic cathedral is renowned for its stunning French Gothic architecture and holds a special place in the hearts of Parisians and visitors alike, dedicated to the Virgin Mary. You will have a chance to visit the Cathedral only and spend some free time around the Cathedral.

Champs-Élysées

We will then explore Champs-Élysées, one of the most famous avenues in the world stretching 1.2 miles (1.9 km) from Arc de Triomphe to Place de la Concorde. Explore high-end boutiques, department stores, restaurants, and cinemas or simply stroll or window shopping amidst Parisian glamour.

Evening: Indian Dinner & Paris by Night Tour

After a delicious Indian dinner, we head into central Paris for a Paris by Night tour - a panoramic experience from the comfort of your coach. Witness the dazzling beauty of the City of Light as its iconic landmarks come alive under the night sky such as the Champs-Élysées, Paris's most glamorous avenue, The Arc de Triomphe, glowing in golden light, The Eiffel Tower, shimmering with its sparkling night show and many more breathtaking sights. Capture unforgettable views and soak in the romantic atmosphere that only Paris can offer at night.

After a mesmerizing evening, return to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay, filled with wonderful memories of the day's adventures.

DAY 3 - London - Calais - Brussels

Arrival in Brussels - Walking Tour of the Old Town

Our first stop is the charming city of Brussels, where we begin with a guided walking tour of the historic old town. At the heart of the city lies the La Grand Place, one of the most beautiful and photographed squares in Europe. Surrounded by stunning guildhalls, the Town Hall, and the King's House (also known as the Bread House), this UNESCO World Heritage Site is a true architectural masterpiece. The King's House also houses the Museum of the City of Brussels, offering insights into the city's rich heritage.

Nearby, you'll encounter the bronze statue of Everard t'Serclaes, a local hero who died defending Brussels in the 15th century. Legend has it that touching his arm brings good luck.

Manneken Pis - A Beloved Symbol

A short walk leads us to Manneken Pis, a quirky and iconic statue that represents the spirit of Brussels. Created in 1388, this small 50 cm bronze figure of a boy urinating into a fountain has long been one of the city's favourite symbols. It originally served as a public water source and is located just off the Grand Place, between Rue de l'Étuve and Rue du Chêne.

Photo Stop at The Atomium

Next, we take a photo stop at the Atomium, the most iconic structure in Brussels. Standing 102 meters tall, this futuristic stainless-steel model of an atom was built for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair and remains a powerful symbol of innovation. Today, the Atomium is to Brussels what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris.

Journey to Hotel

In the evening, we depart Brussels and head towards our hotel. Upon arrival, we enjoy a delicious Indian dinner at a local restaurant before checking into our hotel for our two-night stay. Get ready to explore more of the Amsterdam in the days ahead.

DAY 4 - Tulips, Traditions & Timeless Amsterdam

Fall in love with the Netherlands in a single unforgettable day! From world-famous flower fields to iconic canals, this carefully curated experience blends natural beauty, cultural heritage, and the irresistible charm.

Keukenhof Tulip Gardens - A Floral Wonderland

Your adventure begins at the breathtaking Keukenhof, one of the world's largest and most spectacular flower gardens. Wander through 32 hectares of vibrant colour, where 7 million spring-flowering bulbs bloom in imaginative themed displays. Sculptures, art installations, and ever-changing annual themes make every visit truly unique.

After 10 May, when Keukenhof closes for the season, this visit will be replaced with an excursion to

Madurodam - The famous miniature city in The Hague.

At Madurodam, you'll explore 1:25 scale models of iconic Dutch landmarks-including castles, historic buildings, industrial projects, and more. Guests enjoy a delightful journey through Dutch history and architecture, with plenty of interactive, hands-on exhibits that bring the country's story to life.

Cheese & Clog Farm - A Taste of Dutch Tradition

In the early afternoon, we head to a traditional Cheese and Clog Farm. Watch a craftsman transform a simple block of wood into a classic Dutch clog, then step into the old cheese room to learn the art of making Gouda cheese and the history behind the farm. A tasting follows, where you'll sample a range of delicious farm-made Gouda varieties. Later enjoy some free tome for shopping.

Amsterdam Canal Cruise - The Heart of the Dutch Capital

Arrive in the enchanting city of Amsterdam, where a glass-topped canal cruise offers the perfect introduction. Glide along 100 km of scenic waterways, passing grand merchant houses, gothic churches, charming bridges, and medieval landmarks. Live commentary brings the city's history and hidden gems to life as you soak in breathtaking waterfront views.

Free Time at Damrak - The City's Vibrant Core

After your cruise, enjoy free time along Damrak, Amsterdam's bustling central boulevard filled with shops, cafés, and photo-worthy sights-equally lively by day and night.

Your day concludes with a delicious dinner at a local Indian restaurant before settling in for your final night in the Netherlands.

DAY 5 - Bruges - London

Guided Walking Tour of Historic Bruges

We will explore Bruges' enchanting old town with a local guide as you stroll through its cobbled lanes and scenic canals. Highlights include Begijnhof - a serene courtyard founded in the 13th century, St. Saviour's Cathedral - the city's oldest parish church, Market Square (Markt) - the vibrant heart of Bruges, surrounded by medieval architecture & many more timeless landmarks that showcase the city's Gothic charm. Take in the beauty of this captivating city, renowned for its tranquil waterways, historic buildings, and postcard-perfect scenery.

Channel Crossing to Dover

In the late afternoon, we return to our coach and travel to Calais or Dunkerque for our channel crossing to Dover. Upon arrival in England, you will proceed to your respective drop-off points, bidding farewell to the friends and memories made on this wonderful tour.

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