BEST OF GERMANY, HOLLAND BELGIUM - BY RAIL

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Berlin Museum Island
Checkpoint Charlie
Munich Hofbräuhaus, and the Royal Residence
Cologne Gothic City’s Cathedral
Anne Frank’s House, Westerkerk and the Rijksmuseum
Dutch Windmills and Countryside
Rotterdam Market Hall
Brussels is Grand Place
UNESCO-listed city of Ghent
Castle of the Counts and St Bavo’s Cathedral
Bruges
Antwerp's Grand Market
Château de Versailles
Arc De Triomphe and Eiffel Tower
Louvre
DAY 1
Welcome to Berlin! Berlin's combo of glamour and grit is bound to mesmerise all those keen to explore its vibrant culture, cutting-edge architecture, fabulous food, intense parties and tangible history.
You can start using your Berlin Pass to explore the city or just rest at your hotel.
SO/ Berlin Das Stue is nestled in the lush Tiergarten park and adjacent to the Zoo, it is only a short drive from all the shopping, art & entertainment hot spots in both East and West Berlin.
Airport – Hotel: Private Transfer
3 Day Berlin Pass
Hotel: SO/ Berlin Das Stue or similar




DAY 2 & 3
Today you will enjoy Berlin at your own leasure using Berlin Pass. The Berlin Pass is the only all-inclusive sightseeing city card which allows visitors to experience everything Berlin has to offer.
Berlin is full of brilliant attractions and landmarks that it can be hard to prioritise what to see and do. Berlin is home to some of the most exciting museums in Europe. The city even has a whole area dedicated to some of the most internationally important museums on its very own “ Berlin Museum Island”.
Germany’s most important city has many historical sights including the world-famous Berliner Dom and the Deutscher Dom. Visiting Berlin is an unforgettable experience and there is great depth to the city's history. The Checkpoint Charlie border crossing is an iconic place in Berlin's long history and is home to the Mauer Museum. This popular museum details the history of where East met West Germany during much of the Cold War.
3 Day Berlin Pass
Hotel: SO/ Berlin Das Stue or similar




DAY 4
This morning you will travel to Munich by train. Bavaria’s capital is home to centuries-old buildings and numerous museums. The city is known for its annual Oktoberfest celebration and its which has been part of Munich life for at least seven centuries. Today is your free day to explore Munich at leasure.
First Class Train: 4 hours
Hotel: H’Otello / B’01 München or similar




DAY 5
Discover Munich with a private guide, exploring the enchanting Old Town squares and hearing the city's history. During a walking tour, you'll learn about landmarks such as the Glockenspiel, Munich Hofbräuhaus, and the Royal Residence, and hear tales of wartime history. Find out fun facts about the beer purity law and the annual Oktoberfest, and enjoy photo stops aplenty as you walk your way around the city. The tour is led by a private guide, and the meeting point and start time can be chosen by you.
Tour: Private Munich Walking 3 hours
Hotel: H’Otello / B’01 München or similar




DAY 6
This morning you say goodbye to Munich and travel to Cologne. You simply cannot visit Cologne without paying homage to its most notorious site, the Gothic masterpiece that serves as the city’s cathedral. A local expert will show you favourite haunts around the Old Town, introduce you to the famous local brew, and share some of the cathedral’s most intriguing and Magical secrets with you. Cologne is the largest and oldest city of the Rhineland and a cultural mecca, with more than 30 museums and hundreds of art galleries. A congenial atmosphere and a mix of ancient, modern and reconstructed buildings characterize the heart of the city.
First Class Train: 5 hours
Hotel: Excelsior Hotel Ernst or similar




DAY 7
This morning you depart Cologne for Amsterdam. Once you arrive to your hotel you can relax or explore Amsterdam in your own time. Amsterdam is a beautiful and historic capital; world-renowned as one of Europe's great cities thanks to it's UNESCO World Heritage-listed canals, charming architecture, bustling bicycle lanes, impressive museums, delicious food and more.
First Class Train: 2 hours 45 minutes
Hotel: Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht - A Concept By Hyatt or similar




DAY 8
Amsterdam at your own leisure. Maybe today you can take a boat tour as a great introduction to and overview of the city. Amsterdam’s beautiful 17th-century canal belt, forming a multi-tiered crescent around the historic centre In Amsterdam you will be surrounded by more than a thousand national monuments, including Anne Frank’s House, Westerkerk and the Rijksmuseum. A great way to It’s great to experience Amsterdam as the locals do, on a bike. The city is awash with good cycle paths and some great routes, and it’s well worth heading out to outlying districts, such as Noord, Oost, Zuid and West.
Hotel: Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht - A Concept By Hyatt or similar




DAY 9
Today you will delve into the rich cultural tapestry of Holland on a comprehensive day-trip from Amsterdam. With a knowledgeable guide, travel through Holland’s beautiful countryside and discover tulip-filled meadows, historic windmills and traditional cheese factories.
Stop first in Marken, a traditional fishing town famed for its pristine preservation of Dutch culture, and embark on a guided walking tour of the town’s pretty streets. Then, climb aboard a boat headed to Volendam and absorb stunning views of Lake Ijssel.
Wander the cobblestone streets and gaze upon the quaint homes and bridges along Edam’s canals – it’s like taking a stroll through a Dutch postcard. Travel onward to the province of Zaandam, famed for its collection of perfectly preserved Dutch windmills. Admire the quaint structures and disembark to visit one of the iconic windmills up close.
Tour: Dutch Windmills and Countryside Day Trip from Amsterdam Including Cheese Tasting in Volendam ( 9 hours)
Hotel: Andaz Amsterdam Prinsengracht - A Concept By Hyatt or similar




DAY 10
After saying goodbye to Amsterdam you will depart to Rotterdam. Once you arrive to your hotel you will be taken on a private tour of the city. The Netherlands’ dynamic second city, on this private 3-hour walking tour. With your own personal guide, you’ll get a glimpse into the city’s past, present and future as you explore top sights and architectural highlights such as the Old Harbor, the cutting-edge Rotterdam Market Hall (Markthal) and Rotterdam Central Station. In addition to the services of a private guide, this tour includes admission to the city’s iconic cube houses.
Train: 45 minutes
Tour: Private Rotterdam Walking Tour Including Cube House Entrance
Hotel: Mainport or similar




DAY 11
This morning you depart from Rotterdam and travel to Brussel. Brussels is cosmopolitan in ways other cities are not — it's truly multilingual (French and Dutch) and almost a third of its residents aren't Belgian. The multicultural influences have led to an explosion of museums, marketplaces, restaurants and boutiques.
One of the must-see places in Brussels is Grand Place. A delicately sculpted town square erected over centuries to become the representation of Brussels history. Almost all of the buildings have a historical significance and the Hotel de Ville (Town Hall) is still in use today.
First Class Train: 1h 15 minutes
Hotel: Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo or similar




DAY 12
Today you will immerse yourself in the medieval majesty and rich historical heritage of Ghent and Bruges on a full-day trip from Brussels. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, marvel at the UNESCO-listed city of Ghent as you visit legendary landmarks like the Castle of the Counts, St Bavo’s Cathedral and the picturesque old port. Then, travel through the verdant Belgian countryside to Bruges in order to witness the architectural beauty and winding waterways of the iconic city. Stroll quaint cobbled streets on the way to Market Square and absorb the sacred ambience of the Chapel of the Holy Blood during your comprehensive tour of the city.
Tour: Ghent and Bruges Day Trip from Brussels (10 hours)
Hotel: Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo or similar




DAY 13
This morning you will take a train to Antwerp - port city on Belgium’s River Scheldt, with history dating to the Middle Ages. Meet your private guide at Antwerp's Grand Market Place and set off by foot to explore the charming medieval heart of the city.
Discover the hidden highlights of Antwerp on a private walking tour through the distinctive squares, charming neighborhoods, and narrow alleyways of Europe’s ‘diamond capital.’ Enjoy personalized attention as you stroll through the famous diamond district and historic Jewish neighborhood, and learn about daily life in the city. After tour you are welcome to explore Antwerp on your own or return to Brussels.
Tour: 3-Hour Private Highlights with Non-Classic Stories Tour in Antwerp
Hotel: Rocco Forte Hotel Amigo or similar




DAY 14
Today you will say goodbye to Brussels and head to Paris via Train. La Clef Tour Eiffel is located in 16th arrondissement which is considered Old Paris. Few locations capture the beating heart and wonderment of Paris quite as well as Paris’ 16th arrondissement, an area between the Trocadéro and Avenue des Champs-Elysées, where one of the most iconic monuments in the City of Lights lies.
First Class Train: 1.5 hours
3 Day Paris Pass
Hotel: La Clef Tour Eiffel or similar




DAY 15
Meet your guide for your tour of the Palace of Versailles (Château de Versailles). Begin your visit to the Palace of Versailles by seeing two of the 17 rooms of the State Apartments – the Council Study and the King's Chamber – before they get too crowded. Next, visit the Hall of Mirrors, which you'll also get to see before the bulk of the crowds. Take in the extravagance of the hall, lined with 357 mirrors on one wall and windows on the other. After seeing these
highlights, follow your guide beyond the velvet ropes to the Royal Quarters which are usually off-limits. After this visit to the Royal Quarters, your tour continues to one of two additional attractions at Versailles, depending on availability.
Toure: Palace of Versailles Tour with Private Viewing of the Royal Quarters (8 hours )
Hotel: La Clef Tour Eiffel or similar




DAY 16
Today you have a free day to explore Paris at your own Leasure using Paris Pass. The Pass gets you into more than 50 museums and attractions throughout Paris (in some cases, you get to skip the ticket lines). It also gives you unlimited rides on the Paris public transportation network.
You can also take a 5-minute stroll down from your hotel to the Avenue Kléber and find yourself in a picturesque 19th-century cityscape with wide boulevards next to the River Seine.
3 Day Paris Pass
Hotel: La Clef Tour Eiffel or similar




DAY 17
Today is your last day in Paris. Tou will be transferred to the Airport for your flight home.



