7H6M Jelajah Eropah Barat: Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, France & Luxembourg

The morning begins with a leisurely drive northwest from Frankfurt to Bonn, the former capital of West Germany before reunification. The national government is now based in Berlin, but Bonn still retains a rich history and is well worth exploring. Discover the city's secrets on a leisurely walking tour through its streets, passing attractions such as the Rococo-facaded City Hall and the Ludwig Van Beethoven Haus, a museum celebrating the life of the famous composer.

Then the journey continues to Cologne, where you will enter the magnificent Cologne Gothic Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The rest of the afternoon is free for you to explore Cologne further, go shopping or relax with a refreshing German drink.

After lunch, the day concludes with a journey to the Netherlands.

The experiential day begins with a relaxing trip through the Dutch countryside, where you can see up close the traditional things of the country: wooden clogs, cheese and windmills. Stop at the famous model city Zaanse Schans. Next, you return to the cosmopolitan city of Amsterdam.

After visiting a famous diamond factory and seeing unique cutting techniques that have been practiced since the 16th century, you can choose to enjoy an one-hour canal cruise before dinner, an interesting way to get to know this unique European city.

After getting off the boat, you will walk to Amsterdam's most iconic area, the Dam Square, the location of the Royal Palace and the King's birthday celebrations. Here there are photo opportunities, free time to shop or continue on your own before closing the day with dinner.

From mid-March to mid-May, the tour will also stop at Keukenhof Gardens, a 32-hectare seasonal exhibition with a colorful and fragrant display of spring flowers — especially millions of flowers tulip.

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Amsterdam Canal Cruise (€20, under 14: €10, under 4: Free)

Keukenhof Gardens (€20, kids 4-17: €9, under 4: Free) – Available mid-March to mid-May

Volendam Excursion (€15)

Volendam Lunch (€25)

After leaving Amsterdam in the morning, you head south across the border to Brussels, the capital of Belgium and the political center of the European Union.

En route, the tour stops at the Atomium, a cell-shaped monument made of stainless steel spheres and tubes, built for the 1958 World Fair. In the center of Brussels, an orientation tour takes you to the beautiful Grand Place, and sees a famous statue Manneken Pis.

After free time, you can try delicious Belgian food. From Brussels, we head south across the French border to Paris.

Paris becomes the stage for your two-day adventure with a guided tour of one of the world's most famous cities. The Paris adventure begins with a drive through the Champs Élysées towards the Place de la Concorde, which played an important role during the French Revolution. You will also see the Arc de Triomphe, a magnificent monument commemorating the revolutionary fighters and the Napoleonic Wars.

Next you will go to L’Hôtel National des Invalides, the location of Napoleon’s tomb, followed by a visit to the most famous icon of Paris: the Eiffel Tower.

Finally, you will take a bus through the suburbs to the Palace Versailles, the royal residence until the beginning of the revolution in 1789. Now the palace is the main attraction of Paris. At night, you can enjoy one of the Paris night shows (optional).

Note: Daily access to the Palace of Versailles is limited. Visitors who really want to enter are advised to book tickets online in advance.
Visiting time: 14:00 – 14:30

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Palace of Versailles (€21, under 18: Free)

Montparnasse Tower (€22, under 4: Free, 4-11: €10, 12-17: €14.50)

In the morning, move to the pier for a Seine River cruise (own expense), the best way to enjoy views of Paris landmarks including the Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Pont Alexandre III.

After lunch, you visit the Louvre Museum, one of the world's best art museums, to see famous works such as the Venus de Milo, Winged Victory of Samothrace, and Mona Lisa. You can choose a guided tour to understand hundreds of works in a shorter time.

Then you have the option of enjoying a 4-course French dinner with a show, or shopping at Galeries Lafayette.

Note: Daily access to the Louvre is limited. It is recommended to book tickets in advance.
Visiting time: 13:00 – 14:00

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Le Louvre Museum (€22, under 18: Free)

Seine River Cruise (€17, under 12: €8, under 4: Free).

Red Line tours depart from Paris across the beautiful scenery of the Champagne region, famous worldwide for the sparkling white wine produced here. Enjoy historic attractions in the capital city of Reims including Reims Cathedral, an important heritage site where coronation ceremonies of French kings have taken place since the 11th century.

History and tradition are also evident in the next destination: Luxembourg, the only remaining Grand Duchy in the world. On arrival in Luxembourg city, you will be introduced on a walking tour of key locations such as Place de Constitution and Pont Adolphe, before being given free time to explore on your own.

Today we leave Luxembourg and cross the border into Germany. First stop is Trier, Germany's oldest city and birthplace of Karl Marx. You can see from outside the house where he was born, now the Karl Marx Haus museum.

The walking tour takes you to the center of Trier to see the cathedral that houses the Holy Robe, said to be the original robe of Christ. Trier is also nicknamed the 'Second Rome' because of its significant Roman imperial heritage. Among the main highlights is the Porta Nigra, the best-preserved Roman city gate north of the Alps.

After an exciting morning in Trier, the journey continues to Koblenz, famous as the confluence of the Rhine and Mosel Rivers. You can choose to enjoy lunch by the river, and then add a Rhine River cruise (optional option) for amazing views of the city.

The journey back to land continues through the wine city of Rüdesheim (depending on traffic conditions), before ending in Frankfurt, where you will visit Römerberg, a charming square with a medieval town hall iconic.

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Rhine River Cruise (€20, according to time schedule)

Traditional Pork Knuckle Lunch (€30 – includes appetizer soup, roasted pork knuckle, ice cream dessert, beer or drink)