Netherlands, Belgium & Germany

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Amsterdam

It’s a city that blends old-world charm with modern sophistication and offers charm and elegance.

Amsterdam’s canals, historic buildings, and bridges have earned it the nickname “Venice of the North.” 

The city’s beauty is especially evident at dusk when the lights reflect on the waterways, creating a romantic atmosphere.

Things to Do

  • Enjoy a Night Out in Amsterdam : Experience the nightlife in Leidseplein or Rembrandtplein, where you’ll find trendy bars, clubs, and live music venues.
  • Relax at a Dutch Café : Experience Amsterdam’s vibrant café culture with a traditional Dutch coffeehouse (brown café), where you can enjoy local specialties like Dutch apple pie (Appeltaart) and coffee.
  • Explore the Red Light District : Visit De Wallen, Amsterdam’s Red Light District, to explore its unique culture and history. Learn about the city’s tolerance policies, visit the Sex Museum, or enjoy a guided tour for a deeper understanding.
  • Visit the Amsterdam Dungeon : Get spooked at the Amsterdam Dungeon, an interactive experience where you’ll explore the dark history of Amsterdam with actors, special effects, and thrilling stories.
  • Take a Trip to the Heineken Experience : 
    Learn about the history of Heineken beer and experience its brewing process at this interactive museum housed in the brand’s original brewery.
    Enjoy tastings and fun, interactive exhibits.
  • Canal Cruise: Take a scenic boat tour through Amsterdam’s UNESCO-listed canal network. Opt for a private boat, dinner cruise, or even a romantic evening tour.
  • Walk or Cycle Along the Canals: Stroll through charming neighborhoods like Jordaan, or rent a bike to explore the canals at your own pace.
Brussels

Brussels, the capital of Belgium and the de facto capital of the European Union (EU) stands out for its blend of historical charm, political relevance, artistic heritage, and gastronomic excellence. Whether you’re exploring its cobblestone streets, savoring world-class chocolate and beer, or delving into its role as a global capital, Brussels offers a unique and memorable experience.

Things To Do

  • Marvel at the Grand Place : Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of Europe’s most beautiful squares, surrounded by ornate guild houses, the Town Hall, and the Maison du Roi.
  • Visit the famous Grotte de Han : The Grotte de Han (Han Cave) is a stunning limestone cave system located near the village of Han-sur-Lesse in Belgium, within the Ardennes region. It is one of the most famous and impressive natural attractions in Belgium.Formed by the underground course of the Lesse River, the caves feature massive chambers, intricate stalactites, stalagmites, and other unique rock formations created over millions of years.
  • Visit the Cantillon Brewery : Cantillon Brewery, located in Brussels, Belgium, is a renowned and historic brewery celebrated for its dedication to traditional Lambic beer brewing methods. Established in 1900, Cantillon has become a symbol of Belgium’s beer heritage, offering a unique experience for beer enthusiasts.A visit to Cantillon includes a chance to sample their unique beers, which are often described as tart, fruity, and funky.
  • Indulge in Belgian Chocolate : Taste world-class chocolates at boutiques like Neuhaus, Godiva, Pierre Marcolini, and Leonidas.
  • Experience Belgian Beer Culture : Enjoy Belgium’s world-famous beer at places like the Delirium Café, offering over 2,000 varieties.Try traditional brews like Lambic, Trappist, and Gueuze beers.
  • Discover Manneken Pis :
    This small bronze statue of a boy urinating is a symbol of Brussels’ humor and identity.
  • Discover the European Quarter : Visit the European Parliament, Council of the European Union, and European Commission.Stop by the Parlamentarium, an interactive museum about the EU.
  • Try Belgian Waffles and Street Food : Savor Liege or Brussels-style waffles topped with chocolate, fruits, or whipped cream.
Keukenhof

Keukenhof, often referred to as the ‘Garden of Europe’, is one of the largest and most famous flower gardens in the world. Located in Lisse, the Netherlands, it spans over 79 acres and is renowned for its breathtaking displays of tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, and other spring flowers. It attracts millions of visitors annually, offering a vibrant and colorful experience that celebrates Dutch horticultural heritage.

Things To Do

  • Admire the Iconic Flower Beds : The park’s flower beds are the centerpiece of Keukenhof, showcasing over 7 million flower bulbs, including tulips, hyacinths, daffodils, and crocuses. The vibrant colors and intricate patterns create a visual feast and perfect photo opportunities.
  • Climb the Windmill : Visit the iconic Dutch windmill in the park, where you can climb to the top for panoramic views of Keukenhof and the surrounding tulip fields. It’s an excellent spot for photography and soaking in the Dutch countryside.
  • Stroll Along Scenic Pathways : With over 15 kilometers (9 miles) of walking paths, Keukenhof invites visitors to explore its expansive gardens at their own pace. Enjoy the tranquility of the flower beds, fountains, and reflective ponds while taking in the fresh spring air.
  • Take a Boat Tour Through Tulip Fields : Outside Keukenhof, the surrounding tulip fields stretch across the countryside. Hop on a “whisper boat” for a relaxing canal cruise that takes you through these vibrant fields, providing a unique perspective of the region.
  • Capture Memorable Photos : Keukenhof is a photographer’s paradise. Whether it’s the vibrant tulip beds, the charming windmill, or the serene ponds, there are countless picturesque spots to capture. Early morning visits offer the best lighting and fewer crowds.
  • Rent a Bike and Explore the Tulip Fields : Cycling is a classic Dutch activity. Rent a bike near Keukenhof and ride through the surrounding tulip fields. There are several well-marked routes of varying lengths that let you enjoy the flowers up close.
Bruges

Bruges is a fairytale-like city full of charm, history, and beauty. Bruges, often referred to as the “Venice of the North,” is a stunningly well-preserved medieval city located in the Flanders region of Belgium. Known for its romantic canals, cobblestone streets, and historic architecture, Bruges offers a blend of old-world charm and cultural richness. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Europe’s most picturesque cities.

Things To Do

  • Beer tasting at De Halve Maan Brewery :  Tour the historic De Halve Maan Brewery, known for its Brugse Zot beer.Learn about Bruges’ brewing tradition and enjoy a tasting on the rooftop terrace.
  • Make your own Belgian Waffles while Tasting Belgian Beer!
  • Climb the Belfry of Bruges : Ascend the 366 steps of the Belfry of Bruges in the Market Square for panoramic views of the city.This iconic medieval bell tower is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of Bruges.
  • Discover the Canals by Boat : Take a boat tour along Bruges’ picturesque canals, often called the “Venice of the North.”
    Enjoy stunning views of medieval buildings, bridges, and hidden corners of the city.
  • Enjoy Bruges at Night : Walk the canals and Market Square after dark, when the city is illuminated and feels even more magical.
  • Visit the Frietmuseum : Learn about the history of Belgian fries (frites) at the quirky Frietmuseum, the only museum in the world dedicated to fries!
  • Explore Windmills and Parks : Walk to the Kruisvest area to see Bruges’ historic windmills like Sint-Janshuismolen.
  • Take a Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride : Experience Bruges like in the old days with a scenic ride through its cobblestone streets and historic landmarks.
  • Explore the Markt (Market Square) : Wander through the Markt, the bustling heart of Bruges, surrounded by colorful gabled houses and lively cafes.
  • Visit the Basilica of the Holy Blood : Admire this Romanesque and Gothic church that houses a sacred relic said to contain Christ’s blood.
    Don’t miss the ornate interior and the opportunity to witness the veneration of the relic.
Zaanse Schans

Zaanse Schans provides a window into the Netherlands’ industrial past and rural life. The area remains one of the best-preserved examples of traditional Dutch culture and is recognized as an important cultural heritage site, drawing visitors from all over the world.

Zaanse Schans is known for its collection of traditional Dutch crafts, houses, architecture and windmills, some of which are still operational.

Things To Do

  • Stroll Through the Fairy-Tale Village : The village features beautifully preserved 18th and 19th-century houses, giving you a glimpse of what life was like during the Dutch Golden Age. Take a leisurely walk along the cobblestone paths and enjoy the charming atmosphere.
  • Visit the Iconic Windmills : Zaanse Schans is home to several historic windmills, some of which are still operational and open to visitors.  You can climb inside these windmills to learn about their history and see how they operate.
  • Discover Dutch Craftsmanship :Wooden Shoe Workshop (Klompenmakerij): Watch artisans make traditional Dutch clogs using old techniques, and even try on a pair.Tinsmith Workshop: Learn about the craft of metalworking that was once vital to the region.
  • Take a Boat Tour : Enjoy the stunning views of Zaanse Schans from the water with a boat tour along the Zaan River. This is a relaxing way to see the windmills and picturesque landscapes while learning about the area’s history.
  • Visit the CacaoLab : Learn about the history of chocolate production in the Zaan region, one of the oldest cocoa-producing areas in the world. You can even create your own custom chocolate bar at the CacaoLab.
  • Cycle Around the Countryside : Rent a bike and explore the surrounding area, which is dotted with scenic canals, green fields, and charming farmhouses. The flat terrain makes cycling an enjoyable way to take in the beauty of the region.
Antwerp

Culturally, Antwerp is a city of indulgence, offering world-class Belgian chocolate, traditional beers like De Koninck, and culinary delights like Antwerp Handjes, almond cookies symbolizing local folklore.

Antwerp’s Diamond District cements its status as the “Diamond Capital of the World,” with over 80% of the world’s rough diamonds passing through its trading hubs.

Things To Do

  • Visit the Cathedral of Our Lady : Marvel at this stunning Gothic cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
  • Enjoy the Nightlife and Dining : Discover Antwerp’s vibrant nightlife in neighborhoods like Het Zuid and Meir.Savor Belgian classics like moules-frites, waffles, and modern gourmet cuisine.
  • Admire Antwerp Central Station : Known as one of the most beautiful train stations in the world, it’s a stunning mix of architectural styles.
    Don’t miss its elegant facade and grand interior hall.
  • Relax at St. Anna’s Tunnel : Cross under the Scheldt River via this historic pedestrian tunnel for a stunning view of the city skyline.
  • Take a Cruise on the Scheldt River : Enjoy a boat tour for unique views of the city skyline and its bustling port.
  • Indulge in Belgian Chocolate and Beer : Try local chocolate from artisan chocolatiers and sample De Koninck, the city’s signature beer, at the De Koninck Brewery.Pair your drinks with Antwerp Handjes, almond cookies shaped like hands, symbolizing local folklore.
  • Explore the Grote Markt : The Grote Markt, Antwerp’s main square, is surrounded by magnificent guild houses and the ornate City Hall.
  • Walk Along Het Eilandje : This trendy neighborhood is home to converted warehouses and hip cafes.
  • Explore the Diamond District : Antwerp is the “Diamond Capital of the World.” Visit the DIVA Museum to learn about the city’s diamond and jewelry heritage.
Spa

Spa, Belgium has the historical significance as the “original spa” from which the term for wellness centers worldwide derives.

It is the birthplace of spa culture. Spa is renowned as one of the earliest destinations for therapeutic wellness tourism, dating back to Roman times. Its natural mineral springs have been praised for their healing properties for centuries.

It hosts the annual Belgian Grand Prix and other motorsport events.

Things To Do

  • Relax at Thermes de Spa : Enjoy the town’s world-famous thermal baths at Thermes de Spa, a modern wellness center offering pools, saunas, and therapeutic treatments using mineral-rich waters from the local springs.Take in panoramic views of the Ardennes while relaxing in the outdoor pools.
  • Experience the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps : Visit the legendary Spa-Francorchamps Circuit, one of the most famous motorsport tracks in the world.Watch a thrilling Formula 1 race, such as the Belgian Grand Prix, or take a guided tour of the track.

    Book a driving experience to test your skills on this iconic circuit.

  • Discover the Casino de Spa : Step into the historic Casino de Spa, one of the oldest casinos in the world, offering gaming tables, slot machines, and an elegant atmosphere.
  • Explore the Ardennes Forest : Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the Ardennes with hiking or cycling trails around Spa.Visit the Hautes Fagnes Nature Reserve, a vast moorland area ideal for outdoor activities and spotting wildlife.
  • Try Spa’s Famous Bottled Water : Learn about the production of the internationally renowned Spa water and taste the pure spring water directly from its source.