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9 Day Benelux Itinerary, incl. Amsterdam and Brussels
Medieval charm fills this 8-night route through Belgium and Netherlands featuring Amsterdam's canals, Keukenhof Gardens, and The Hague. Delft's pottery craftsmanship, Bruges' architecture, and Brussels' cultural landmarks create 9 memorable days.
- Days 1-3
Amsterdam and Dutch Countryside
Arrive in Amsterdam with time to unwind before your welcome dinner. Start day two with a morning canal cruise while the waterways are quiet. "Seeing Amsterdam's Golden Age architecture from the water gives you a completely different perspective." Visit the Rijksmuseum in the afternoon to avoid peak crowds. Your Dutch countryside day includes either Keukenhof Gardens (March-May) or the Heineken Experience (May-September). Stop at the Delft pottery factory to watch traditional craftwork. "Book the Delft workshop demonstration in advance - it fills up quickly and you'll want to see the artists at work."
- Days 4-5
Luxembourg via Maastricht
Travel to Luxembourg through Maastricht's Vrijthof Square and visit the Bastogne War Museum. Consider bringing motion sickness medication for the winding roads. Explore Luxembourg City's cathedral and pay respects at General Patton's grave. "Walk the Chemin de la Corniche early morning for the best views of the old fortifications without crowds."
- Days 6-7
Medieval Bruges and Brussels
Start with the historic Waterloo battlefield site. You'll need good shoes for the 226 steps up the Lion's Mound. Next stop is beautiful Bruges for a morning canal cruise and Belgian chocolate tasting. "Don't miss the Church of Our Lady early evening when the light streams through the stained glass - and the crowds have thinned."
- Days 8-9
Brussels Exploration
Spend your final days in Brussels seeing the Grand Place and Manneken Pis statue. You can take an optional trip to Antwerp. "Take the early morning tram to see the magnificent Central Station before the commuter rush - it's like a cathedral of steel and stone." The tour ends after breakfast on day 9. Book an afternoon flight from Brussels Airport to avoid morning traffic.
8 Days Rhine River Cruise, incl. Cologne and Brussels
Historic treasures await on this 8-day Belgium and Netherlands tour featuring Ghent's Saint Bavo's Cathedral and Brussels' landmarks. Dutch coastal towns Vlissingen and Willemstad charm while A-ROSA AQUA provides amenities, gourmet buffets, and complimentary drinks at approx. $160 per day.
- Day 1
Cologne, Germany
Board your river ship in Cologne in the early afternoon. Want to make the most of your time? Arrive a day early to visit the Cologne Cathedral when it opens at 6:00 AM before the crowds arrive. The ship leaves at 17:00, offering beautiful sunset views of Cologne's skyline. Bring a light jacket for evening deck viewing since the Rhine gets cool.
- Day 2
Willemstad, Netherlands
Enjoy scenic morning cruising before arriving in the fortress town of Willemstad at 11:00. The historic center is small and easy to explore on your own. Visit the 18th-century windmill in the afternoon for the best photos. By 17:00 the harbor fills with locals enjoying pre-dinner drinks at waterfront cafes.
- Day 3
Ghent, Belgium
Arriving at 5:00 AM gives you a full day in medieval Ghent. Your first stop should be Saint Bavo's Cathedral for the famous Ghent Altarpiece. Book ahead to avoid long lines. Get lunch in the Patershol neighborhood where you can try local dishes like waterzooi chicken stew in historic buildings. With a 21:00 departure you can enjoy dinner in town.
- Day 4
Vlissingen, Netherlands
Take it easy in this seaside resort town. Walk the beach promenade in the morning before the afternoon winds pick up. One visitor shared: "The maritime museum was fascinating - get the audio guide, it really brings the shipping history to life." The 18:00 departure time lets you watch the sunset over the North Sea.
- Day 5
Brussels, Belgium
Your ship arrives at 8:00 in the EU capital. Visit the Grand Place first before the tour buses arrive at 10:00. Skip the crowded Manneken Pis until later in the day. You'll find the best Belgian chocolate shops in the Sablon district but shop early since many close by 18:00. The ship departs at 22:00.
- Day 6
Gorinchem, Netherlands
Arrive at 14:00 in this fortified Dutch town. Take the 4km walk along the ramparts for great views but wear good shoes if it's been raining. Shop on Langendijk street until stores close at 18:00. Looking for the perfect photo? Head to the Dalem Gate at sunset for the best views of the historic harbor.
- Day 7
Emmerich, Germany
Morning arrival in this Lower Rhine town. The red suspension bridge is a must-see. Get there early morning when the light is perfect for photos from the riverside promenade. At 15:00 the ship begins a scenic afternoon cruise back to Cologne.
- Day 8
Cologne, Germany
Return to Cologne at 6:00 AM. Use your final hours to visit the Chocolate Museum or walk along the Rhine promenade. The morning is perfect for last-minute shopping in the Old Town before leaving the ship.
Up to 25% off- Mega Sale - Best of Western Europe in 8 days - Paris, Brussels and Amsterdam
Historic centers and waterways highlight this 4-day tour from Brussels to Amsterdam's canals. Medieval Bruges and Zaanse Schans windmills showcase regional charm. Atlas Hotel Brussels and Holiday Inn Express Amsterdam South provide comfortable stays with 8.0+ ratings.
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164 miBrussels Belgium
54 miBruges Belgium
107 miAmsterdam Netherlands
What people love about 10-day Belgium and Netherlands tours
- Best of Holland, Belgium and Luxembourg (End Amsterdam)
The three countries were awesome: people friendly, very clean public accommodations. Diasappointed, as a 6-time Trafgar customer, that there were so few meals included. Itinerary included a visit to lace making but we never got there. Hotel in Luxembourg undergoing renovation so we had no elevator. Many first-timers made guide’s job tough but I thought she was excellent. If one did not buy optional tours there wasn’t a lot to do.
- Tulip Serenade (Amsterdam - Amsterdam)
Overall, all categories of the staff were excellent— helpful, cheerful, polite, etc.