Paris to Amsterdam Tours

What our customers ask about Paris to Amsterdam Tours

• What would be an example itinerary between Paris and Amsterdam?

  A typical 8-day route starts in Paris where travelers explore the Eiffel Tower Seine River and Louvre Museum while staying at places like Hotel L'Interlude. The journey moves to Brussels with accommodations at Atlas Hotel Brussels featuring time in the historic center and a visit to Bruges. The experience ends in Amsterdam where visitors join canal cruises explore the city on foot and visit the Zaanse Schans windmills while staying at properties like Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam South. As one TourRadar traveler noted "The itinerary perfectly balanced iconic sights with local experiences from Parisian cafes to Dutch windmills."

• What's the most common destinations to visit between Paris to Amsterdam?

  The route between these two cities often includes stops in Brussels Bruges and Luxembourg. River tours regularly dock at quiet towns like Les Andelys Rouen and Honfleur along the Seine. Many cultural tours add stops in the Champagne region where visitors can see Reims Cathedral before moving into Belgian territory. According to a TourRadar traveler "Visiting Bruges was a highlight - its medieval architecture and picturesque canals make it feel like stepping back in time while Brussels offered an exciting mix of history and modern European culture."

• What is the average price I can expect to pay for a Paris to Amsterdam tour?

  Tour costs vary widely from 1,575 USD to 14,455 USD depending on the type and length of travel. Standard 8-day cultural tours begin at 1,743 USD per person covering city visits and local experiences. At the higher end river cruises such as Scenic's 25-day journey cost around 14,455 USD including high-end lodging and full amenities. One TourRadar traveler shared "While the river cruise was a higher investment the all-inclusive nature and luxury experience made it worthwhile."

• What is the average distance for a tour that goes from Paris and Amsterdam?

  The straight-line distance between Paris and Amsterdam spans 510 kilometers (317 miles) but most tours cover additional ground through various stops. River cruise routes following the Seine Rhine and Main rivers extend beyond 1,000 kilometers. Cultural tours stopping in Brussels Bruges and Luxembourg typically cover about 800 kilometers. A TourRadar traveler noted "The journey felt well-paced despite the distance with plenty of fascinating stops along the way that broke up the travel nicely."