DAY 1 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.

DAY 2 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 stopover in Rudesheim. On our arrival in Frankfurt, enjoy our orientation Romer platz.

DAY 3 Frankfurt – Bonn – Cologne – Amsterdam

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.

DAY 4 Amsterdam – Zaanse Schans – Amsterdam (50 km)

Today we enjoy our morning sightseeing tour to 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 establish 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.(Start from now till 20th May 2013, we will go to Keukenhof instead of The Hague. More details refer: www.keukenhof.com. And from 20th May 2013 to 30th July 2013,will still keep the same itinerary to The Hague. And from 30th July 2013, we will not go to The Hague any more.)

DAY 5 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.