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2023 Tour Details
Tiptoe through the tulips, tread through famous battlegrounds, and sprint to the irresistible bonbons on this aromatic tour. Three nights in Amsterdam, two nights each in Luxembourg and Brussels, plus one night in the medieval town of Bruges is the perfect introduction to the sights and delights of the Benelux countries. Early springtime departures include the exploding color of Holland’s famous bulb fields and the extraordinary Keukenhof Gardens while late spring time, summer and fall departures give you the chance to visit Floriade, the international garden show that takes place only every 10 years. With intricate canals flowing as freely as the lager from lively Amsterdam to perfectly preserved Bruges, get ready to float up to some of Europe’s most impressive museums, markets, palaces, cathedrals—and confectionaries!We love Paris in the springtime! We love Paris in the fall! And you’ll love spending three nights in the City of Light with a high-speed train trip from Brussels to Paris. Sail on the Seine, sip champagne, shop on the Champs-Élysées, or sit for a street portrait at Montmartre. Whatever you do, don’t forget Paris!
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AMSTERDAM Welcome dinner; guided sightseeing, canal cruise, visit Rembrandt’s masterpieces in the Rijksmuseum; enjoy the Heineken Experience (departures June 1 - October 5)KEUKENHOF Visit the Flower Park (departures March 30 - May 18)DELFT Visit the Royal Delft Pottery factory THE HAGUE Orientation driveMAASTRICHT Visit Vrijthof SquareBASTOGNE Visit the Bastogne War Museum; take pictures of the American MemorialLUXEMBOURG Guided sightseeing, visit the Cathedral of Our Lady, General Patton’s graveWATERLOO Visit the battle site BRUSSELS Walking tour including Grand’Place and a picture stop at Manneken Pis;
farewell dinner with wine at a local restaurant BRUGES
Canal cruise with Belgian chocolate bonbons; guided walking tour, visit the Church of Our Lady and the market square; enjoy a traditional lace demonstrationBRUSSELS–PARIS By high-speed Thalys TrainPARIS Guided sightseeing, Seine Cruise
Motorcoach; canal cruise in Amsterdam and in Bruges; high-speed, first-class Thalys train. Free Wi-Fi available on your motorcoach and in most hotel lobbies.
Full buffet breakfast daily; 3 three-course dinners
ARRIVE IN AMSTERDAM, HOLLAND Welcome to Amsterdam! At 6 pm, meet your Tour Director and traveling companions for a welcome dinner at your hotel. Dinner
AMSTERDAMAMSTERDAM Guided canal cruise. Visit the Rijksmuseum. Free time this afternoon and evening. Breakfast
AMSTERDAM. EXCURSION TO KEUKENHOF, DELFT & THE HAGUE AMSTERDAM Visit Keukenhof, the famous flower park (departures March 25 - May 6). DELFT Visit the Royal Delft Pottery factory.THE HAGUE Orientation drive with picture stop at the Dutch Parliament and the International Court of Justice.AMSTERDAM Visit the Heineken Experience (departures May 13 - September 30).
Breakfast 99 mi / 160 km
AMSTERDAM–MAASTRICHT–BASTOGNE, BELGIUM–LUXEMBOURG MAASTRICHT Visit Vrijthof Square.BASTOGNE Visit the War Museum and take pictures of the American Memorial en route to Luxembourg. Breakfast
Dinner 280 mi / 450 km.
LUXEMBOURG LUXEMBOURG Guided sightseeing includes the Cathedral of Our Lady and General Patton’s grave. Breakfast
LUXEMBOURG–WATERLOO, BELGIUM–BRUGES WATERLOO Visit the battle site where Napoleon was defeated en route to Bruges. Breakfast 211mi / 340 km
BRUGES–BRUSSELS BRUGES Canal cruise and Belgian chocolate bonbon tasting followed by guided walking tour of the city, including the Church of Our Lady and a traditional lace demonstration.BRUSSELS Orientation walk includes Grand’Place and a picture stop at Manneken Pis.
Breakfast 75 mi / 120 km
BRUSSELS BRUSSELS Free day. Farewell dinner at Chez Léon restaurant.
Breakfast
DinnerENHANCE YOUR FREE TIME in Brussels with an excursion to Antwerp. This and many more options throughout your tour are available for purchase with MyGlobus. Get local maps and tips for free time on your GlobusGO mobile app.
BRUSSELS-PARIS, FRANCEWelcome to the Monograms portion of your vacation. Travel from Brussels to Paris by high-speed Thalys train (first class). Your Local Host will be delighted to help you maximize your time in France’s famous capital city. Breakfast
PARIS Morning guided sightseeing includes a stop to take photos of the Eiffel Tower from one of the best panoramic viewing points, and a relaxing Seine River cruise with views of many of the city's important landmarks. (Note: there are occasions when your city sightseeing in Paris may be affected due to events in the city. On any of these dates, your Monograms sightseeing will be moved to an alternate day to ensure you have the full experience.) Breakfast
PARIS Your Local Host can suggest wonderful options for your day at leisure. Breakfast
PARIS Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. Breakfast
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