Best 10 day Tours from Amsterdam

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• What destinations can I visit on a 10-day tour from Amsterdam?

  You can explore several European destinations from Amsterdam. Many travelers head to German cities like Berlin, Hamburg and Munich, or venture to Copenhagen, Warsaw, and Lucerne. The Rhine River routes let you see places like Heidelberg Castle and Strasbourg's cathedral. If you stay closer to Amsterdam, you can visit Dutch highlights like the tulips at Keukenhof Gardens, the windmills at Kinderdijk, and small ports like Hoorn and Enkhuizen. Historic towns like Bruges are also popular stops along the way.

• What are the most popular attractions on 10-day tours from Amsterdam?

  Most tours take you to Amsterdam's canals and the Rijksmuseum, then along the Rhine to see medieval castles and Cologne's cathedral. If you take a river cruise, you'll stop at places like the Kinderdijk windmills and the port town of Hoorn. One traveler told us: "The selection of cities and things to see was totally appropriate." Many people enjoy visiting the Black Forest in Germany, watching chocolate makers at work in Bruges, and exploring the rebuilt Old Town in Warsaw.

• What's the best time to take a 10-day tour from Amsterdam?

  Most people travel between April and September when the weather is nicest, with temperatures between 59°F (15°C) and 72°F (22°C). Spring is especially nice for river cruises because you'll see tulips blooming at Keukenhof Gardens. Summer gives you long days for exploring. If you want to avoid crowds and save money, try March or October when it's still mild, around 45-60°F (7-15°C). Winter tours from November to February are cooler at 34-43°F (1-6°C), but you can experience special events like Christmas markets.

• What are some popular stops on 10-day tours from Amsterdam?

  These tours often visit several countries including the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France and Switzerland. You'll likely see Cologne's big cathedral, the canals in medieval Bruges, castles along the Rhine River, and Swiss spots like Lucerne and Mount Pilatus. Travelers really love seeing Keukenhof Gardens with its millions of tulips, the old windmills at Kinderdijk, and taking boat rides on the Rhine where castles sit high on the hills, about 400 feet up.

• What kind of meals are included in 10-day Amsterdam tours?

  Most tours include breakfast each day at your hotel. River cruises usually give you the most meals - for example, on Avalon Waterways, you get three meals every day with local specialties, free wine and beer at lunch and dinner, and sometimes they do outdoor meals at their Sky Grill. Regular bus tours typically cover breakfast and some dinners, so you can try local restaurants on your own too. You might get to enjoy special meals like dinner in Dutch fishing villages, visits to German beer halls in Munich, or wine tasting in the Rhine Valley. One traveler mentioned loving "authentic Dutch stroopwafels in Amsterdam and traditional schnitzel in Germany."

• When is the best time to take a 10-day tour from Amsterdam?

  Spring is great if you want to see tulips - especially in April when Keukenhof Gardens is in full bloom. Summer (June through August) works well for river cruises with temperatures around 72°F (22°C). If you like Christmas markets, plan your trip for November or December to visit them in places like Strasbourg and Cologne. Many travelers say April and May are perfect because you get nice weather and can see spring flowers all across the Netherlands and Belgium.