With a relaxed and happy mood, you will be taking a flight to Amsterdam, Netherlands!

Three meals will be at your own expense.

Hyatt Place Amsterdam Airport or similar

Volendam:

The rare traditional fishing village in Amsterdam, with many colorful European-style village houses along the dam, taking visitors over into a fairy tale while enjoying a stroll there.

Zaanse Schans Windmills:

A unique residential area in North Holland, full of windmills, wooden houses, barns and workshops, depicting the local life in the 17th and 18th century.

Dam Square:

The town square in the historical centre of Amsterdam housing many significant buildings, like Royal Palace, National Monument, etc. and serving a major transportation hub of the city. The surrounding attractions, restaurants, cafes and bars attract many tourists as well as locals for a stroll and entertainment, infusing lots of joy and energy to this old square.

Canal Cruise:

Amsterdam, capital of the Netherlands, has more than 100km of canals. We will enjoy the best sights of Amsterdam in a comfortable glass-top boat as we wind down the canals.

Hyatt Place Amsterdam Airport or similar

Grand Place:

The central square of Brussels being surrounded by Gothic architectures and medieval buildings is the most popular tourist destination and most memorable landmark in Brussels.

Manneken Pis:

Brussels’ landmark bronze sculpture depicting a naked boy urinating into the fountain basin. Fully embodies Brussels’ sense of humor, this statue is just a replica while the original is currently well kept in the Brussels City Museum.

Mont des Arts:

Meaning “Hill of the Arts”, it is a historic and cultural site at the centre of Brussels and very near to several significant landmarks, like the Royal Palace, the Parliament and the Town Hall. It features some major attractions including Royal Library of Brussels, several prominent national museums, a beautifully landscaped garden, exhibition and event venues, etc. Many locals and tourists are attracted by the stunning panoramic views of Brussels after climbing up the garden elevators.

NH Brugge Hotel or similar

Louvre Museum:

The world’s largest art museum and a historic monument in Paris. It was originally built as a castle and has been used as a museum since 1793 to display the nation’s masterpieces, including the famous painting “Mona Lisa”, the sculptures “Aphrodite of Milos” and “Winged Victory of Samothrace”, etc.

Arc de Triomphe:

Meaning “Triumphal Arch of the Star” in French, it is the tallest arch in the world, standing at the west end of the Champs Elysees and serving a significant hub of the 12 radiating avenues. It honors those who scarified their lives in French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars.

Eiffel Tower:

Locally nicknamed "Iron Lady", the Tower is one of the most renowned architectures in the world. As the tallest building in Paris, it is the city’s landmark and a symbol of French culture and romance.

Palace of Versailles:

The former hunting lodge and principal royal residence of France since Louis XIII and currently a national museum with collection of over 60,000 works to dedicate the glories of France, making it one of the most popular tourists’ attractions in the world. The Palace and its park were designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1979.

Renaissance Paris La Defense Hotel or similar

After breakfast, 7am transfer to airport for return flight to hometown.