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London (2N),Paris (3N),Brussels (2N),Heppenheim (1N),Engelberg (2N),Lausanne (1N),Zurich (1N),Innsbruck (1N),Padova (1N),Arezzo (2N),Milan (1N)

Days/Nights

18D - 17N

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Your trip in a nutshell

Embark on a transcontinental voyage, beginning in Paris with the Eiffel Tower’s summit lights and Disneyland’s whimsy. Traverse Brussels to reach the seasonal tulips of Keukenhof or the historic windmills of Zaanse Schans. Cruise the Rhine past Cologne’s Gothic majesty into the Black Forest before ascending the Swiss Alps. Here, conquer the eternal snows of Mt. Jungfrau and Mt. Titlis, savour Broc’s chocolate heritage, and honor Chaplin in Vevey. After admiring Innsbruck’s Swarovski crystals, the journey culminates in Italy: navigating Venice’s canals, witnessing Pisa’s tilt, and walking the Renaissance streets of Florence, finally standing beneath the divine dome of St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome.

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Itinerary

Day - 1

Paris Arrival: The City of Light

Touch down in Paris, the world's capital of romance and style, where a representative meets you for a smooth transfer to your hotel. Spend the evening settling in and soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of the French capital before enjoying a welcome dinner at a local restaurant to kick off your European adventure.

Day - 2

Paris Icons: Iron Ladies and Illuminations

Begin the day with a relaxing Seine River Cruise, drifting past historic bridges, followed by a bird's-eye view of the city from the 3rd level of the Eiffel Tower. In the evening, embark on a panoramic city tour driving past majestic landmarks like the Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Élysées, and the Opera House, culminating in the dazzling illumination of the Eiffel Tower against the night sky.

Day - 3

Disneyland Paris: Magic and Cinema

Immerse yourself in a full day of entertainment at Disneyland Paris, choosing between the fairy tales of Disneyland Park or the cinematic thrills of Walt Disney Studios Park. Whether riding Space Mountain, meeting classic characters, or watching stunt shows, the day is packed with excitement, followed by a delicious dinner before returning to the city.

Day - 4

Paris to Brussels: Miniatures and Mannequins

Depart Paris and travel to Brussels, the heart of the European Union, to visit Mini-Europe, a park featuring 1:25 scale models of famous continental landmarks at the foot of the Atomium. Continue with an orientation tour of the city center, walking through the magnificent Grand Place with its guildhalls and visiting the cheeky Manneken Pis statue, before checking into your hotel in the Brussels or Antwerp area.

Day - 5

Amsterdam Day Trip: Tulips or Windmills

Travel north to the Netherlands for a day of Dutch culture, where you will either explore the vibrant floral displays of Keukenhof Gardens (seasonal) or visit the historic windmills and green wooden houses of Zaanse Schans. Spend the afternoon in the bustling Dam Square in Amsterdam before returning to Belgium for dinner and an overnight stay.Travel north to the Netherlands for a day of Dutch culture, where you will either explore the vibrant floral displays of Keukenhof Gardens (seasonal) or visit the historic windmills and green wooden houses of Zaanse Schans. Spend the afternoon in the bustling Dam Square in Amsterdam before returning to Belgium for dinner and an overnight stay.

Day - 6

Germany Bound: Cathedrals and River Castles

Cross into Germany to visit the imposing Cologne Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its twin spires and Gothic architecture. After lunch, head to the river for a scenic Rhine Cruise, drifting past terraced vineyards, medieval hilltop castles, and charming villages, ending the day with dinner and an overnight stay in the Heppenheim or Mannheim area.

Day - 7

Black Forest to Switzerland: Falls and Lakes

Drive deep into the Black Forest to visit Lake Titisee and Drubba, famous for cuckoo clocks and dark fir woods. Cross into Switzerland to witness the raw power of the Rhine Falls, Europe's largest waterfall, thundering down 23 meters. Continue to Engelberg to check in and enjoy dinner in the Swiss countryside.

Day - 8

Jungfraujoch: The Top of Europe

Board the state-of-the-art Eiger Express gondola and the cogwheel railway to reach Jungfraujoch, the highest railway station in Europe at 3,454 meters. Step onto the Sphinx Terrace for breathtaking views of the Aletsch Glacier, walk through the chilled tunnels of the Ice Palace featuring hand-carved sculptures, and enjoy lunch on top of the world before descending back to the valley for dinner.

Day - 9

Titlis to Lausanne: Glaciers and Bridges

Ride the Rotair, the world's first revolving cable car, to the summit of Mt. Titlis to brave the Cliff Walk suspension bridge and glide over glaciers on the Ice Flyer. Descend to witness the historic charm of Lucerne, viewing the poignant Lion Monument and the famous wooden Chapel Bridge spanning the Reuss River, before transferring to the Lausanne area for check-in and dinner.

Day - 10

Swiss Heritage: Chocolate and Capitals

Stop in the charming town of Vevey to see the Charlie Chaplin statue on the shores of Lake Geneva before indulging in a sensory chocolate tasting at the Nestlé Cailler Factory in Broc. Continue to Bern, the Swiss capital, for a walking tour of the medieval Zytglogge clock tower and Parliament buildings, ending the day with dinner and a stay in the Zurich area.

Day - 11

Zurich to Innsbruck: Crystals and Alps

Drive to Austria, stopping for lunch en route before visiting the dazzling Swarovski Crystal Worlds in Wattens to see artistic crystal installations. Continue to the alpine city of Innsbruck for an orientation tour, admiring the famous Golden Roof and the bustling Maria Theresien Strasse set against the dramatic Alpine backdrop, followed by dinner and check-in.

Day - 12

Innsbruck to Venice: Canals and Palaces

Cross the border into Italy and take a Vaporetto boat to Venice Island for a guided walking tour of the floating city's landmarks. Stroll through St. Mark’s Square, admire the golden mosaics of the Basilica, see the Doge's Palace, and look up at the Bridge of Sighs before returning to the mainland for dinner and an overnight stay in Padova.

Day - 13

Pisa and Florence: Leaning Towers and Renaissance

Travel to Pisa to visit the Field of Miracles and snap the classic photo with the iconic Leaning Tower. Continue to Florence, the cradle of the Renaissance, for a guided walking tour visiting the Duomo, the open-air sculptures of Piazza della Signoria, and the historic Ponte Vecchio bridge, before driving to Arezzo for dinner and your overnight stay.

Day - 14

Rome Day Trip: The Eternal City

Drive to Rome for a full day of history, beginning in Vatican City to visit St. Peter’s Basilica and see Michelangelo’s Pieta. Proceed with a guided city tour, passing the Roman Forum, Circus Maximus, and the colossal Colosseum, immersing yourself in the ancient history of the Eternal City before returning to Arezzo for the night.

Day - 15

Arezzo to Milan: Fashion and Cathedrals

Travel north to Milan, the global capital of fashion and design, for an orientation tour and free time to explore. Marvel at the intricate Gothic architecture of the massive Milan Duomo and wander through the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II shopping arcade before enjoying a farewell dinner and checking into your hotel.

Day - 16

Milan Departure: Homeward Bound

Enjoy a final breakfast before checking out of the hotel. A professional transfer takes you to Milan International Airport for your flight home, concluding your grand 16-day European tour with wonderful memories.

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Milan Departure: Homeward Bound

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Milan Departure: Homeward Bound

Sightseeing's

Zaanse Schans

Set along the banks of the River Zaan, Zaanse Schans offers a charming glimpse into the Netherlands’ rich cultural heritage. This picturesque village is famous for its historic windmills, traditional wooden houses, and scenic waterways that evoke the atmosphere of a bygone era. Visitors can stroll through beautifully preserved streets, admire authentic Dutch craftsmanship, and experience one of the country’s most iconic landscapes, making Zaanse Schans a timeless symbol of Holland’s rural charm.

Zaanse Schans

Venice Grand Canal

The Grand Canal is the magnificent centerpiece of Venice, winding gracefully through the city’s historic heart. Flanked by elegant palaces, ornate churches, and centuries-old buildings, it showcases the architectural splendor that made Venice one of Europe’s great maritime powers. Whether viewed from a gondola or one of the city’s famous bridges, the canal offers a captivating journey through Venice’s history, culture, and unmistakable romantic atmosphere.

Venice Grand Canal

Leaning Tower of Pisa

One of the world’s most recognizable landmarks, the Leaning Tower of Pisa has fascinated visitors for centuries with its distinctive tilt and remarkable history. Originally constructed as the bell tower of Pisa’s cathedral complex, the structure became famous due to its unexpected lean caused by unstable foundations. Today, it stands as an enduring symbol of Italian heritage and engineering ingenuity, attracting travelers from around the globe who come to admire its unique beauty and historic significance.