Germany (Castle Road) and Holland in-Depth Tour 10 Days

Germany (Castle Road) and Holland in-Depth Tour 10 Days

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Tour Code：100576-M2-2024

Day 1︰Frankfurt → Heidelberg → City Tour → Stuttgart → Mercedes Benz Musuem

On this day, Driver Guide will pick you up from the airport. "Heidelberg" is a famous university town in Germany, with its castle located on the northern slope of the 80-meterhigh Königstuhl mountain, overlooking the old town. In "Stuttgart," you will visit the "Mercedes Benz Museum," which displays more than 80 classic Mercedes-Benz cars

Day 2︰Stuttgart → Neuschwanstein → Wies Church → Garmisch - Partenkirchen

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. "Neuschwanstein" was designed by King Ludwig II of Bavaria and is said to have inspired the design of the castle in Disneyland. "Church of Wies" was built in the 18th century and is said to be a place of pilgrimage for many believers because the statue of Jesus inside the church is said to have shed tears. Afterward, you will visit "Garmisch-Partenkirchen."

Day 3︰Garmisch-Partenkirchen → Lake Cruise to Herrenchiemsee Palace → Munich → Marienplatz

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Take a nostalgic sightseeing boat to Herrenchiemsee Palace on the island of Herreninsel in Lake Chiemsee. The gardens of Herrenchiemsee Palace were built in imitation of the Palace of Versailles. Then, you will visit "Munich." "Marienplatz" was built in 1158 and was the site of markets and tournaments in the Middle Ages. The bell chimes of the new town hall were inspired by this history.

Day 4︰Munich → Rothenburg → City Tour → Wurzburg → City Tour

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel. Visit "Rothenburg" and explore the market square, where you can see the Georgsbrunnen fountain, the Jakobskirche, the Ratstrinkstube (a halftimbered house), and the town hall tower. Then, you will visit "Wurzburg" and see the famous landmarks such as the Wurzburg Cathedral, the Residenz Palace, and the Fortress Marienberg.

Day 5︰Wurzburg → Koln → Koln Cathedral → Roermond Outlet [Netherlands] → Roermond

Breakfast at the hotel. "Cologne Cathedral": Built in the 13th century, it features colorful stained-glass windows, intricate sculptures, and paintings. "Roermond": A shopping destination with a wide range of international brand products available at discounted prices. "Maastricht": In 1991, the "Treaty on the European Union" was signed here, which laid the foundation for the establishment of the European Union.

Day 6︰Roermond → De Hoge Veluew & Kroller Muller Museum → Apeldoorn Paleis Het Loo → Utrecht

Breakfast at the hotel. "De Hoge Veluew & Kroller Muller Museum": the largest national park in the Netherlands, with the Kroller Muller Museum inside that houses several works by Vincent Van Gogh. "Paleis Het Loo": the former summer palace of the Dutch royal family, now a national museum.

Day 7︰Utrechtt → Kasteel De Haar → Rotterdem → Kijk kubus → Kinderdijk → Den Haag → City Tour

Breakfast at the hotel. "Kasteel De Haar": a fairytale-like castle with a towering high tower and a palace-style garden surrounded by moats and drawbridges. "Rotterdam": visit the Cube Houses, an architectural design of tilted cubes at 45 degrees. "Kinderdijk": there are 19 nostalgic windmills built in 1740 in this area. "The Hague": visit the Parliament Building, Knight's Hall, and International Court of Justice, among other sights.

Day 8︰Den Haag → Zaanse Schans → Amsterdam → Canal Cruise →Diamond Factory → Heineken Experience

Breakfast at the hotel. "Zaanse Schans Windmill Village": There are several windmills, a traditional wooden clog workshop, and a cheese factory here. "Amsterdam": Take an optional canal cruise to see the city from the water and visit a diamond cutting factory. "Heineken Experience": The Heineken brewery produced its first beer here in 1864.

Day 9︰Amsterdam → Afsluitdijk → Giethoorn → Dam Square → Red Light District

Breakfast at the hotel. "Afsluitdijk": The Afsluitdijk is a major dam that runs between North Holland and Friesland provinces, it is 90 meters wide and 7 meters high above sea level. It is one of the few man-made structures visible from space, besides the Great Wall of China. "Giethoorn": also known as the "Venice of the North", it is a picturesque village with canals and bridges, named after the many wild goat horns found in the area. The village's waterways were created by peat mining, and today they offer a unique landscape to explore. "Dam Square": a bustling plaza in the heart of Amsterdam, surrounded by shops and souvenir stores. "Red Light District": famous for its window displays featuring prostitutes.

Day 10：Amsterdam → Airport

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to the airport by private car, and the trip is over.