Day 1: Arrive in Paris

● Welcome to Paris! We’ll transfer you to the hotel and you’ll have some free time.
● In the afternoon, you’ll find information about the start of your tour on the boards located at the hotel reception.
- Cities: Paris

From $2,595 per adult (land only, flights not included)
From $3,251 per adult (including flights)

● Welcome to Paris! We’ll transfer you to the hotel and you’ll have some free time.
● In the afternoon, you’ll find information about the start of your tour on the boards located at the hotel reception.

● We’ll immerse ourselves in the rich history of France at the magnificent Palace of Versailles (admission not included), renowned for its stunning gardens. On our return to Paris, we’ll visit Montmartre, a charming bohemian neighborhood famous for its artists, painters, and cabarets. To fully appreciate the grandeur of Paris, we’ll embark on a panoramic city tour with a local guide, showcasing the city’s impressive avenues and iconic monuments. Afterward, we’ll return to the hotel.
● At night, opt for the famous Moulin Rouge show.

● We’ll start our day in central Paris, beginning with a visit to the iconic Eiffel Tower. You´ll have the chance to go up to the second floor of this famous iron landmark (tickets included). Afterwards, we’ll enjoy a relaxing boat cruise along the Seine. You’ll have a free afternoon to explore the city at your own pace.
● Around 4:00 p.m., we’ll depart Paris and head to Normandy, arriving in Rouen. You'll have free time to explore the historic center of this vibrant city, which dates back to Roman times and boasts charming medieval architecture and an impressive Gothic cathedral, offering a delightful blend of history and culture.
● Note: If wait times at the Eiffel Tower are too long, we might reschedule the visit to a different time (or on Sunday) for your convenience.

● Today, we’ll have time to take a stroll through the center of Rouen. After this, we’ll travel to northern France. Crossing the English Channel by ferry, we’ll reach Canterbury, the religious capital of England, known for its charming historic center. Our journey will continue to London, where you’ll have some free time in the Tower Bridge area, one of the city´s most iconic symbols, before we head to the hotel.

● Discover London on a panoramic tour with a local guide that showcases the city’s culture and history. You’ll see famous sites such as the Parliament, the River Thames, and Buckingham Palace, where you might witness the iconic Changing of the Guard (depending on the dates).
● The afternoon is free for you to explore at your own pace. Or opt for the Thames Valley and Windsor Town tour.
● In the evening, we’ll establish a meeting point in Piccadilly to take a stroll through Leicester Square, Chinatown, and Soho, areas renowned for their lively atmosphere, theaters, and entertainment options. You’ll have plenty of restaurants to choose from for dinner before we return to the hotel.

● In the morning, we’ll visit the British Museum, one of the world´s oldest museums, where we’ll see traces of cultures from all around the world. At lunchtime, after some free time, we’ll head to Camden, a district renowned for its vibrant and eclectic street market. There, you can explore unique items and artifacts from around the globe and enjoy lunch at one of its little restaurants or food stands.
● Around 4:00 p.m., we’ll depart for Colchester, the oldest recorded town in England, and enjoy a leisurely stroll through its historic streets. We’ll then continue to Harwich to board the ferry for an overnight voyage to the Netherlands, staying in en suite cabins.
● Important note: Due to the limited number of cabins available on the ferry, the itinerary may be adjusted. We might travel from London to Amsterdam via a daytime ferry, with an overnight stay in Antwerp, or alternatively, take a train or flight to Amsterdam.

● Around eight in the morning, we arrive in the Netherlands (Hoek van Holland) and visit Volendam, a charming and picturesque fishing village.
● Afterwards, we travel to Amsterdam, and take a guided tour of the city, combining several highlights: the iconic image of the windmill and the Rembrandt statue, the contemporary elegance of the South District, and the centuries-old magic of diamond cutting at Museum Square.
● Finally, the tour will end at the central station, where the guide will provide you with information to explore the city, canals, and street markets.
● Or opt for a boat trip through the beautiful canals of Amsterdam.

● We’ll depart from Amsterdam and head towards Germany. Our first stop is Hamelin, a picturesque German town with shops and streets reminiscent of the Pied Piper of Hamelin fairy tale by Brothers Grimm. We’ll then continue towards Berlin, passing through Marienborn, the former border that separated East and West Germany until 1990. We’ll arrive in Berlin in the evening.

● The afternoon will be free for you to explore the city. If you wish, you can optionally visit Sachsenhausen, one of the largest Nazi concentration camps.

● We’ll journey through forests towards Dresden, a city renowned for its exceptional architectural and artistic heritage, making it one of Germany’s top tourist destinations. You’ll have time to explore some of the impressive palaces and enjoy lunch at one of its many restaurants and coffee shops. Later, we’ll depart for the Czech Republic, arriving in Prague. We’ll head to the Old Town Square, a vibrant area full of energy and tourist activities, ideal for your first experience of Prague. Dine at one of the numerous restaurants offering a variety of international cuisines, including Czech, Chinese, Indian, and Italian. Afterwards, we’ll return to the hotel.

● Today, we’ll visit the capital, Prague, the Baroque jewel of Europe. Our local tour guide will lead an informative panoramic tour, highlighting the city’s most outstanding monuments. During the tour, there will be a visit to Prague Castle (admission included). After that, enjoy a boat ride on the Vltava River (included). In the afternoon, you’ll have free time to explore the city on your own.

● We’ll depart early from Prague and stop in Pilsen, in western Bohemia, a city renowned for its beer. You’ll have time to stroll through its historic center, where you’ll find the Old Town Square, the cathedral, the Plague Column, and a Renaissance-era town hall. We’ll then cross into Germany and follow part of the Romantic Road. We’ll visit Rothenburg, a town that seems to come straight out of a fairy tale and is considered one of the most beautiful villages in the country. Afterward, we’ll head to Frankfurt, the financial capital of Germany. After our arrival in the evening, enjoy free time in the historic city center, where you’ll find a wide variety of restaurants offering Indian, Asian, Italian, and international cuisines.

● Today, we’ll take a scenic cruise on the Rhine between the villages of Rüdesheim am Rhein and St. Goar, the river’s most picturesque section. After that, we’ll travel to Cologne, known for its immense Gothic cathedral. Then, we’ll head to Holland, arriving in Amsterdam in the evening.

● Our journey will come to an end, and please make your way to the airport on your own or opt for the private airport transfer.
Currency
Germany, France, Netherlands: Euro (EUR)
Czech Republic: Czech Koruna (CZK)
England (UK): British Pound Sterling (GBP)
Electricity
All four EU countries use 230V at 50Hz with type C and F plugs (European standard). England uses 230V at 50Hz with Type G plugs (British rectangular three-pin). You will need a separate adapter for the England portion of your trip.
EtiquetteWhen traveling across these regions, greet people with a firm handshake and maintain direct eye contact. Use formal titles in professional or initial meetings, transitioning to first names only when invited. Punctuality is strictly valued—being even 5 minutes late without warning is considered disrespectful (particularly in Germany). Personal space and privacy are deeply respected; keep your voice down in public spaces and on transportation. Dress modestly when visiting churches, castles, or historic sites. Showing an active appreciation for local traditions, learning a few basic phrases, and following strict recycling and environmental practices are highly valued social norms.
AccessibilitySome historical tours, old town cobblestone districts, and nature excursions are not fully suitable for mobility-restricted travelers. However, many operators can accommodate special requests with advance notice. For detailed structural accessibility info, please contact our customer support team.
* This fast-paced itinerary is designed to showcase the very best of Western and Central Europe, featuring a rich, diverse variety of sights, architecture, and landscapes. Be prepared for early mornings, structural transitions between regions, and full days of active discovery.
Language
Germany: German; English is widely spoken in cities and tourist hubs.
France: French; English is common in tourist centers but trying a few words of French is highly appreciated.
Netherlands: Dutch; English is exceptionally widely spoken across the entire country.
Czech Republic: Czech; English is common in Prague but limited in smaller towns.
England: English.
HealthConsult a healthcare professional or a travel clinic at least 4 to 6 weeks before your trip for recommended vaccinations, routine boosters, and region-specific health precautions (such as tick-borne encephalitis prevention if you plan to do heavy hiking in forested areas of the Czech Republic).
Travel Restrictions: Goods & Items
Learn more about specific customs rules, duty-free limits, and travel regulations. Be aware that cross-border transit rules for medication, alcohol, and tobacco can vary between EU nations and non-EU nations. For England, see the HM Revenue & Customs website. For France, see the French Customs website. For the Netherlands, consult the Dutch Customs website. For Germany, see the German Customs website. For the Czech Republic, check the Czech Customs Administration website.
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England Weather
Spring: 6–13°C (43–55°F).
Summer: 15–22°C (59–72°F).
Fall: 10–16°C (50–61°F).
Winter: 2–7°C (36–45°F).
France Weather
Spring: 8–18°C (43–64°F).
Summer: 18–28°C (64–82°F).
Fall: 10–18°C (50–64°F).
Winter: 3–9°C (37–48°F).
Germany Weather
Spring: 5–15°C (41–59°F).
Summer: 18–26°C (64–79°F).
Fall: 8–14°C (46–57°F).
Winter: -2 to 4°C (28–39°F).
Czech Republic Weather
Spring: 4–14°C (39–57°F).
Summer: 16–26°C (61–79°F).
Fall: 6–13°C (43–55°F).
Winter: -4 to 2°C (25–36°F).
Netherlands Weather
Spring: 5–13°C (41–55°F).
Summer: 17–22°C (63–72°F).
Fall: 10–15°C (50–59°F).
Winter: 1-6°C (34–43°F).
United Kingdom & Europe Visa Requirements (Updated 2026):
● U.S., Canada, Mexico, and Australia passport holders: No visa required for tourism or business.
● Mainland Europe: Up to 90 days in any 180-day period collectively across France, Netherlands, Germany, and Czech Republic.
● United Kingdom (UK): Up to 6 months per entry.
● All four countries except England are part of the Schengen Area. Starting in late 2026, ETIAS travel authorization will be required for visa-exempt travelers, including the above nationalities.
Passport Requirements
● Must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended departure date from the Schengen Area.
● Must have at least one blank page for entry stamp.
ETIAS & ETA Information
● Apply online through the official ETIAS website (launch expected in 2026).
● Apply online through the official ETA website.
● Keep an electronic and printed copy of your ETIAS & ETA approvals for entry.
Important Notes
● Ensure all application details match your passport exactly to avoid delays or entry refusal.
● Stays are cumulative across all Schengen countries—time spent in one counts toward the 90-day total.
● Days spent in the UK do not count toward your 90-day Schengen limit, but you will pass through separate passport control when crossing between the UK and the mainland.
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