Du lịch Châu Âu 5 ngày

Pháp – Luxembourg – Đức – Hà Lan – Bỉ

Khởi hành thứ 6 hàng tuần / Xuất phát từ Paris / HDV: Tiếng Anh

Giá: 801USD

Các điểm thăm quan: Luxembourg, trier, Koblenz, Frankfurt, Reims, Paris, Our Lady Of Reims, Porta Nigra, Amsterdam, Cologne, Bonn, Beethoven –Haus, Zaanse Schans, Brussels, Atomium, Grand Place

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Day 1: Paris - Reims - Luxembourg

Summary of The Day: We'll venture out of Paris and into the rolling countryside of Champagne, famous the world over for its sparkling white wine. A hefty dose of history, tradition and architecture is yours for the taking in Reims, where every king from the 11th century on was formally anointed. Our last stop on this day is Luxembourg, the world's only remaining grand duchy. Highlights include the Adolphe Bridge, Place de la Constitution and the Alzette River Valley. We will stay overnight in Luxembourg or a neighboring city.

Hotel: Melia Luxembourg / Doubletree by Hilton Hotel - Luxembourg or similar

Day 2: Luxembourg - Trier - Koblenz - Frankfurt

Summary of The Day: Our first stop is historic Trier, Germany's oldest city and the former capital of the Western Roman Empire. Trier is also the hometown of Karl Marx, the father of Communist thought. We'll visit his former residence, which now houses the Karl Marx Haus museum. After a lesson in ideology, we'll make our way to Porta Nigra, the largest and most well-preserved Roman city gate north of the Alps. After an exciting morning in Trier, we'll drive to Koblenz, the town located at the confluence of the Rhine and Mosel Rivers. In the summertime you will have the option of joining a scenic river cruise on the Rhine. We'll make a short stop in Ruedesheim to see the Niederwalddenkmal, a monument built in the late 19th century to commemorate the founding of the German Empire. Then it's off to Frankfurt, the largest financial center in all of Europe. There you will see the Old Opera House (Alte Oper); Roemerberg, the historic heart of Frankfurt; St. Paul's Church, where Germany's first united constitution was drafted by the freely-elected National Assembly; and Die Zeil, Germany's busiest shopping street.

Hotel: Sheraton Congress Hotel Frankfurt / Sheraton Offenbach Hotel or similar

Day 3: Frankfurt - Bonn - Cologne - Amsterdam

Summary of The Day: We will first make our way to Bonn, the former capital of West Germany. There we will visit Beethoven House and University of Bonn, then head to Cologne to see the iconic Cologne Cathedral, followed by a stroll along the shopping street Schildergasse. After lunch we will depart for Holland, staying overnight in Amsterdam or a neighboring city.

Hotel: Hampton by Hilton Hotel / Amsterdam Schiphol or similar

Day 4: Amsterdam - Zaanse Schans - Amsterdam

Summary of The Day: After breakfast at the hotel, we will tour all the major attractions in Dam Square, including the Royal Palace and the National Monument. You will have the option of hopping onto a glass-topped boat for an hour-long cruise through the storied canals. We will then visit Coster Diamond Factory to see how diamonds are cut and prepared for market, using techniques that have been in use since the 16th century. Our first stop in the afternoon will be Zaanse Schans, the windmill capital of Holland. There we will visit the Wooden Shoe Workshop & Museum and the Cheese Farm to see how clogs and cheese are made. Back at the hotel, you might be interested in an optional tour of Amsterdam's world-famous Red Light District.

Tips: From mid-March to mid-May, the tour of Zaanse Schans will be replaced by a visit to Keukenhof Garden, a seasonal exhibition of tulips in a kaleidoscope of colors.

Hotel: Hampton by Hilton Hotel / Amsterdam Schiphol or similar

Day 5: Amsterdam - Brussels - Paris

Summary of The Day: After breakfast we'll head to Brussels, the Belgian capital and political center of the European Union. Our first stop will be the Atomium monument, a cell-shaped structure of stainless steel spheres and tubes built for the 1958 World's Fair. Then it's on to Grand Place and Town Hall, the crowning achievement of Gothic civil architecture. After a look at Manneken Pis, the famous tinkling cherub, we'll head to the French border and make a beeline for Paris.