France – Luxembourg – Germany – Belgium – Netherlands

From Frankfurt, we will transfer you to Cologne to visit the famous Cologne Cathedral, a gothic
structure built in medieval times and known as the perfect gothic architectural construction. In the
South tower of the cathedral, you will get to enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the Rhine river at
the height of more than 300 feet. Right after, depart to Amsterdam to spend some time in Dam Square,
the most populated and a favorite tourist attraction in Amsterdam. Once there, you will also get to
travel down the Amsterdam canals on a cruise and experience the “Venice of the North.” Afterwards,
you will spend the rest of the night in Amsterdam.

Hotel: Amsterdam or local area

Entrance fee: Amsterdam Canal Cruise: 15 euros

Attractions: Dam Square, Cologne Cathedral, Amsterdam cruise

After breakfast, you will head to the Windmill Village in the outskirts of Amsterdam, well-known for its
peaceful lifestyle and refreshing environments. The whole village, consisted of old woodshops,
shipyards, and cobblers, is a perfect portrayal of the Dutch lifestyle back in the 17th century and is now
a favorite spot for millions of tourists from around the world annually. Then, depart to Hague, the third
largest city in the Netherlands, to visit the Hague Palace of Peace and learn of its long history. After the
palace, you will move on to the Madurodam Miniature City, designed as a mini version of the Hamburg
Museum. Afterwards, you will depart to Antwerp and spend some time wandering along the coasts of
Scheveningen while enjoying the peaceful atmosphere of the city.

Hotel: Antwerp or local area

Entrance fee: Madurodam Miniature City: 16.5 euros per person, free for children under 3 years old

Attractions: Windmill Village, Hague Palace of Peace, Scheveningen Beach, Madurodam Miniature City

After breakfast, you will head to Bruges, a city with many typical medieval constructions lasting for
hundreds of years. However, Gothic architecture is the most prominent in the city. After Bruges, depart
to Brussels, the capital city of Belgium, which has many popular attractions such as the Atomium,
Bruges City Hall, the Holy Blood Chapel, and the culturally important Manneken Pis statue.

Hotel: Brussels or local area

Attractions: The Atomium, Basilica of the Holy Blood, Grand Place Brussels, Bruges City Hall, Belfort
Clocktower, Manneken Pis

Today, we will take you from Brussels to Paris, usually known as the capital of Europe.
Once there, you will visit the Versailles Summer Palace in the outskirts of Paris to experience
a moment of the lavishness of French royalty. Then, you will have an opportunity
to go shopping at the most famous shopping center in Paris, Galeries Lafayette.
Afterwards, spend the rest of the night in Paris.

Hotel: Paris or local area

Entrance fees: Versailles Summer Place: 18 euros

Attractions: Versailles Summer Palace, Galeries Lafayette

You will have a whole day today to explore the extravagance and beauty of Paris. First,
following a visit to the famous Champ Elysees, you will visit many famous attractions
such as Arc de Triomphe, Louvre Museum, Place de la Concorde, Eiffel Tower, Montparnasse
Tower and the Seine River to truly appreciate the beauty and romance of Paris.

Hotel: Paris or local area

Entrance fees: Louvre Museum: 15 euros, Seine cruise: 13.5 euros, Montparnasse
Tower: 16 euros

Attractions: Arc de Triomphe, Place de la Concorde, Louvre Museum

In the morning, we will take you to the mini country of Luxembourg, where you will
have the opportunity to visit well-known places such as Plaza de la Constitucion and
the Grand Canyon of Luxembourg. Leaving Luxembourg to Trier, the birthplace and
hometown of Karl Marx, founder of Marxism, to appreciate the grand Porta Nigra, one
of the last Roman relic north of the Alps. Afterwards, spend the rest of the night in Trier.

Hotels: Trier or local area

Attractions: Karl Marx House, Luxembourg Grand Canyon, Plaza de la Constitucion,
Porta Nigra

After breakfast, you will depart from Trier to Heidelberg, a cultural and academic city
next to the Neckar river only 50 miles south of Frankfurt. Once there, you will visit the
Heidelberg Castle, famous for its mixture of dierent architectural styles that will
leave you in awe. After Heidelberg, head back to Frankfurt to visit the Romerberg and
the Frankfurt City Hall. You will spend the rest of the day in Frankfurt.

Hotel: Frankfurt

Entrance fee: Heidelberg Castle: 12 euros