Pearls Of Europe Group Departure 5N/6D

Baggage Cabin : 7 kg | Check-in : 23 kg

Shared Transfer   Shared Transfer from Airport to Hotel

Buffet Meals should be served at Indian restaurant (Roti+Rice+Dal+2Veg+1Non Veg+sweet+normal water)

After a delicious continental breakfast, you would set out to explore the glamorous city of Paris, on a shared bus/coach. Visit popular sites like the Arc De Triomphe, Champs Elysees, Grand Palais, Petit Palais, National Assembly, Alexander Bridge, Concorde Square, Magdalene Church, Opera Garnier, Louvre Palace, Orsay Museum, and the Church of the Invalides. Later you would visit the Eiffel Tower, the most famous landmark of Paris, enjoy a panoramic view of the city from its 2nd level. Built in 1889 and designed by the young engineer Gustave Eiffel, the tower stands 324 metres (1,063 ft) tall. You would also enjoy cruising on the river Seine to rediscover the full splendour of the riverbanks and monuments of Paris. Post dinner, you could choose an optional sightseeing experience - Paris by Evening (own expense).

Explore the glamorous city of Paris, on a shared basis in a bus/coach (seat-in-coach). Later you would visit the Eiffel Tower, the most famous landmark of Paris, enjoy a panoramic view of the city from its 2nd level. You would also enjoy cruising on the River Seine to rediscover the full splendour of the river banks and monuments of Paris

Following a hearty continental breakfast, you would leave France and head to Brussels - the capital of Belgium. In Brussels, you would be taken on an orientation sightseeing, which would include sights such as the Grand Place and its famous guild houses, City Museum, Town Hall, House of the Dukes of Brabant and the Manneken Pis. Thereafter you would make a photo-stop at the Atomium.

Following a hearty continental breakfast, you would leave France and head to Brussels - the capital of Belgium.nnUpon arrival you will be taken for an Indian Lunch and later proceed on an orientation sightseeing, which would include sights such as the Grand Place and its famous guild houses, The City Museum, Town Hall, House of the Dukes of Brabant and the Manneken Pis. Thereafter you would make a photo-stop at the Atomium. It was built for the 1958 World Fair and has since been symbolic to Brussels.nnProceed towards Amsterdam (Schiphol area) and enjoy a sumptuous Indian dinner and a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel

Relish a delicious continental breakfast and set out to explore the various other offerings of the city. You would be experiencing a canal cruise in a glass-topped boat that offers unobstructed views of the beautiful city with its coloured buildings, flourishing trees and the site of numerous cyclists going in and about their day. Later you would witness a demonstration of how clogs (Dutch wooden shoes) are made while learning about its traditions and history. These beautiful hand-made shoes are also available for purchase and come in various designs. For a visit between late March and mid-May, you would go to see the Keukenhof Garden - the world’s largest tulip garden. Open only between March and mid-May, it attracts over a million visitors in a mere eight weeks, who come to see the vibrant flowers (tulips, daffodils and many more). At the tulip garden, you can feast your eyes on the never-ending sea of colourful flowers that are in bloom for a very short period.  Please note that the Keukenhof Garden is only open from late March to mid-May, and hence visits commencing after mid-May shall include the Madurodam in The Hague instead. It’s a beautiful miniature model park. This place is lovely and has on display many famous landmarks dialled down from their original size. Here you could pretend to be a giant and take quirky pictures next to the models and enjoy this unique attraction Later, savour a delectable Indian dinner and then enjoy a comfortable stay at the hotel.

Relish a delicious continental breakfast, as today you would set out to explore the various other offerings of the city. You would be experiencing Canal cruise in a glass-topped boat that offers unobstructed views of the beautiful city with its coloured buildings, flourishing trees and the site of numerous cyclists going in and about their day. Later you would witness a demonstration of how clogs (Dutch wooden shoes) are made, while learning about its traditions and history. These beautiful hand-made shoes are also available for purchase and come in various designs. Later enjoy an Indian Lunch.nFor a visit between late March and mid-May, you would go to see the Keukenhof Garden - the worlds largest Tulip garden. Open only between March and mid-May, it attracts over a million visitors in a mere eight weeks, who come to see the vibrant flowers (tulips, daffodils and many more) in full bloom. At the tulip garden you can feast your eyes on the never-ending sea of colourful flowers that are in bloom for a very short period. For a visit after mid-May, you would be taken to the Madurodam - a beautiful miniature model park of a typical Dutch town. 

Following a hearty continental breakfast, you would leave Amsterdam and head to Cologne - the fourth largest city in Germany. Cologne is located on both sides of the Rhine River, near Germany's borders with Belgium and the Netherlands. You will stop for a lunch break (own expense) and later, you will see Cologne Cathedral. Proceed to enjoy a sumptuous Indian dinner and then check-in for a comfortable overnight stay at the hotel.

Shared Transfer Shared Transfer from Airport to Hotel

Baggage Cabin : 7 kg | Check-in : 23 kg