Best of Benelux

Best way to discover the city of Amsterdam is on Foot. Enjoy the walking tour where you will discuver how the city has evolved and changed in 750 years. Harbour Front, Zeedijk, Redlight District, Amstelriver, Dam Square and many amazing locations. Amsterdam is also famous for its night life joints attracting tourist from world wide. Enjoy clubbing and pub hopping for lively night life. Overnight in Amsterdam.

Discover the unique village of Zaanse Schans. Stroll around at your leisure and admire the well-preserved historic windmills and houses. Explore the fishing village of Volendam, visit a cheese shop still making cheese using a traditional Dutch method, and join a demonstration about Volendam cheese. Enjoy lunch at a traditional fish restaurant at your own expense, before exploring more of Volendam. Select the all-inclusive tour option for more activities including a boat ride to Marken, a visit to an operating windmill, and a clog-making demonstration. Overnight in Amsterdam.

Take a train to Brussels. The City of Brussels is also the administrative centre of the European Union, famous for its Gastronomic delight. Brussels also has several historic and cultural landmarks many of which have landed on the list of UNESCO's World Heritage Sites. Proceed to hotel. Check in and evening at leisure to explore the city. Overnight in Brussels.

Explore the city with hop on hop off where you can get chance to visit famous locations at your ease. Discover sites such as Botanical Gardens and the Grand Place as you travel on a double-decker bus with panoramic views of the city. see top sights including the Palace of Fine Arts, the Sablons quarter, and the European Parliament. Look out at museums including the Musical Instruments Museum, Horta Museum, and the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. Stop at Place Royale and enjoy breathtaking views. Overnight in Brussels.

Proceed by train to Dinant, city in Belgium’s Walloon Region. It’s on the banks of the Meuse River and backed by steep cliffs. Perched on an outcrop above town is the centuries-old fortified Citadel. Dinant is famous for being the hometown of the man who created the saxophone, it's known for its breathtaking scenery, and for having one of the driest (yet most historically interesting) biscuits on earth – It's definitely a town worth exploring! Overnight in Dinant.

Explore the city with a walking tour of Church Collégiale Notre-Dame de Dinant sits. The church is recognizable from afar by its spherical bell tower. La Merveilleuse, which was discovered in 1904 and is considered one of the most beautiful caves in Europe. After walking through the tunnels and chambers filled with bright white stalactites, reach the ample space in the cave where you can admire beautiful waterfalls. Near the grotto, you'll find the Maison Leffe. This former abbey is home to the Leffe Beer Museum, which has been producing beer since 1240. Visit and enjoy the incredible views of the river and the city as you discover the beer's rich character and deep roots through a one-hour interactive tour and tasting. Overnight in Dinant.

Proceed to the city of Luxembourg – Smallest Country in European Union. What might be most impressive is its scenic setting along deep-cut gorges of the rivers Alzette and Pétrusse. This and the fortified walls and blockades ensured the city was well-defended throughout its history. The old city is easily explored on foot. Within a mile, you'll see the fortifications known as casemates, the lovely city squares, the historic buildings in the romantic Chemin de la Corniche, the impressive Pont Adolphe bridge, the Cathédrale of Notre-Dame, and city parks. If you don't feel like exploring on foot, you're in luck—Luxembourg is the first country to have introduced free public transport. Overnight in Luxembourg.

Start your day with the Wenzel Walk! This 3-mile (5.5 km) circular route along the fortress has magnificent views and is an excellent introduction to the city. Afterward, stroll down the famous Chemin de la Corniche, a scenic promenade winding along the paths of the 17th-century city ramparts, which provide great river views. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the underground tunnels and fortified walls of the Pétrusse Casemates should be on your must-see list for Luxembourg. Called "the most beautiful balcony of Europe," the 14-mile (23 km) galleries were first built in 1644 during the era of Spanish domination. They were enlarged 40 years later and given their present form by Marshal Vauban, the French military engineer, and fortress builder.

Enjoy your final morning in Luxembourg at your leisure. When the time comes, your driver will pick you up at your hotel and take you to Luxembourg's airport in time to catch your departing flight.