Tour Packages to Europe - Belgium & The Netherlands 11D/10N

Belgium, a quaint little country caught in-between neighbours that are far more famous like France, Germany, and the UK… A country known for its gastronomical experiences like chocolates, waffles, fries and beer… Don’t get us wrong – these are must-dos in Belgium… What we would suggest is also slowing down and taking a break and living in the old world charm of Belgium with its legends, history and culture for company.

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Itinerary in Brief

Day 1 - Arrival at Amsterdam: Explore the city lights

Check-in to the hotel and explore the city at leisure. Visit the Hemp museum, coffee bars, and nightlife, all at 15 minutes’ walk from the hotel.

Day 2 - Amsterdam City Tour: History, Heritage and Heineken

Lose yourself amidst the masterpiece paintings of the Dutch Art in the Rijksmuseum and a biographical museum of a Jewish wartime diarist Anne Frank. Enjoy a few glasses of Heineken Beer at the Brewery during the experiential tour.

Day 3 - Zaanse Schans Windmills: Being Dutch

Visit the Windmills village of Zaanse, take a walk through the stunning buildings in dutch wooden architectural style, watch the traditional crafts such as clog and cheese making.

Day 4 - Medieval town - Bruges & Beer

Take a train ride to Bruges, cover the city on foot and explore the castles and ancient buildings. Ride a bicycle or just take a boat. Relax at a Pub with loads of Belgium Beer in the evening.

Day 5 - Bruges and Damme: Biking all the way

Start with the Belfry and the museum in the city center. Join the Bike tour to the city of Damme and end your day with a visit to a local microbrewery.

Day 6 - Ghent: City of Castles

Roam in the city of majestic castles and museums and the towering Belfry. The purple cone-shaped, jelly-filled candies called Cuberdons are a must try.

Day 7 - Antwerp: Harbouring at Diamond’s Capital

Welcome to “The World’s capital of Diamonds”, which also invented Gin, the juniper-flavored liquor. Cycle through the old and new parts of the city, enjoy the rooftop view on The MAS museum or stroll along the dockyards in one of the biggest harbours in Europe.

Day 8 - Brussels: Food Paradise and Adventures of Tintin

Take a train to Brussels, city known for chocolates, Beer, waffles and French fries. Start exploring Brussels from the Grand Palace and visit the Tintin museum and beer museum to taste as many as 2000 + varieties of beer.

Day 9 - Departure: Vaarwel!!

Transfer to the Airport via train for your flight back home. Brussels airport is an opportunity to drown yourself in the sea of chocolates again.

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