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RED LINE
ITINERARY (Tour Code: 228)
Monday : Frankfurt – Bonn – Cologne –
Amsterdam (500 km)
Today we will drive ahead to Bonn, the capital
of “ West Germany” from the year 1949 to 1990, enjoy our orientation to
the historic Town Hall,
Ludwig Van Beethoven Haus. After drive takes us to Cologne, visit the
Cologne Cathedral, the most famous heritage in this city, and may be the
shopping
area will be another attraction to you? After lunch, we will proceed to
Amsterdam. Overnight in Amsterdam or nearby city.
Tuesday : Amsterdam – The Hague – Amsterdam
Today we enjoy our morning sightseeing tour to The Hague, show us the
Peace Palace where the International Court of Justice is located, Peace
Palace was built between the year 1907 to 1913. then drive will show us
also the most popular Dutch seaside resort – Scheveningen. Next
we’re off on a countryside excursion to the village of Zaanse Schans,
where we visit the Wooden Shoes Factory, Cheese Farm and stop for
photos at the typical windmills which was one of the most important and
historic architecture since The Netherlands started to established their
country. After drive takes us back to the city centre, to visit the
famous diamond factory which has been in a high technique since the 16th
century.
Then it’s the time for you to leisure or perhaps take a Canal
Cruise will be a good idea to spend your evening before dinner.
Overnight in
Amsterdam or nearby city (from mid-March to
mid-May instead of The Hague and Scheveningen, we will go to Keukenhof)
Wednesday : Amsterdam – Brussels – Paris (500 km)
Our day begins with a drive to Brussels, the Belgian capital, before we
arrive, stop for a photo at the Atomium, monument of the first World
Fair
after the WW II, took place in Brussels in 1958. Then drive to the city
centre, enjoy an orientation at the beautiful Grand’ Place and the
Mannenken Pis. Later, we drive to the most splendid city – Paris.
Overnight in Paris or nearby
Thursday : Paris – Versailles - Paris
Today we will enjoy the sightsee tour include the Arc de Triomphe, drive
along the Champs Elysees to the Place de la Concorde, where
the royal and many aristocracy members were guillotined there during the
Revolution. Then drive up to the Hotel des Invalides, where the
Tombean de Napoleon 1 er is also located. Later, we will feature the
ascent of the Eiffel Tower, and a relaxing scenic Seine Cruise featuring
such
highlights
as Notre Dame Cathedral and Pont Alexandre III . After, drive takes us
to visit the glorious Palace of Versailles, built as a hunting lodge
by
Louis XIII, then developed to majority and taking on full royal power by
Louis XIV, it remained the residence of the royal family since 1722
until
the Revolution of 1789. Then transfer to hotel for overnight after
dinner. Overnight in Paris or nearby (if clients interested in visiting
the splendid
Paris or Seine Cruise after dinner, our tour guide would be pleased to
arrange it for you )
Friday : Paris
Our morning visit is one of the world’s greatest art museum –The Louvre,
enjoy the sight of Venus de Milo, Winged Victory of Samothrace
(also called Nike of Samothrace) and the most famous work by Leonardo da
Vinci – Mona Lisa. After, coach transfers us to Place d’ Italie for l
unch, after lunch the tour leader will take the group enjoy a ride with
the Paris underground metro. Group free at leisure and shopping near
Opera.
After dinner, meet with tour leader and coach and transfer to Hotel.
Overnight in Paris or nearby.
Saturday : Paris – Reims – Luxembourg (420 km)
This morning we will take our journey along the beautiful countryside of
France to Reims, the capital of Champagne, and old province of France
made
word famous by its Champagne sparkling wine. Reims played a very
important role in French history, as it was the place where the kings
of France were crowned since the 11th century. Thus the
Cathedral of Reims became the most important heritage here. Later, we
will drive ahead
to Luxembourg, the only remaining Grand Duchy. On our arrival, enjoy the
orientation at the Place de Constitution, the canyon in the city and
Pont
Adophe.
Overnight in Luxembourg or nearby city.
Sunday : Luxembourg – Trier – Koblenz – Frankfurt (400 km)
Today our first visit is Trier, the German’s oldest city has been named as “ Second Rome ” since Constantine the great has administrated in here
for 10 years. The best know known from our orientation is the Porta Nigra, the best-preserved roman city gate north of Alps, also the birthplace
of the influential philosopher Karl Marx, the Karl Mars Haus is situated in the house where he was born. After we will drive to Koblenz, the
confluence of the Rhine and the Mosel. We will have lunch time in this famous scenic place, and why not take the cruise along the Rhine, to spend
your precious moment with your family and friends? After drive will takes us to Frankfurt am with stop over in Rudesheim. On our arrival in Frankfurt,
enjoy our orientation Romer platz. Overnight in Frankfurt or nearby city.
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