Netherlands+Belgium Itinerary

One of Amsterdam’s oldest inner courtyards, and is a surprisingly tranquil escape from the city commotion.

[Tram 2, 3, 5, 12] One of Amsterdam’s grandest and most popular museums. (I amsterdam letters located behind the Rijksmuseum on Museumplein)

The largest and most popular outdoor market in the Netherlands, with 260 stands

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Canal cruise (2-hour Candlelight Cruise)

Here we can watch traditional craft demonstrations such as clog and cheese making or visit the windmills and historic buildings. Rent a bike, which is the best way to explore the Zaan region

[Tram 10, bus 22] City beach, market and event hall and bar in one

Beautiful square with a lovely fountain. There are plenty of cafes, bars, and shops

The Cathedral is an iconic treasury, with an impressive collection of major art works, including a series of paintings by Rubens. (Price : € 6)

The secret Vlaeykensgang alley dates from 1591 and connects Hoogstraat, Oude Koornmarkt Pelgrimstraat with one another. Walk through the gate at Oude Koornmarkt 16 and you feel as if you have journeyed back in time.

The brilliant and versatile artist Rubens lived in this palazzo with his family.

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A cosy, picturesque neighbourhood. The neighbourhood is the home of the Caermersklooster, the House of Alijn, specialist shops and art galleries.

Castle of the Counts (Basic price : €10)

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Medieval port with its unique row of historical buildings, reflected in the long river.

The most important of Bruges towers stands 83 metres tall

This square has many old buildings from the past. They are all highly decorated and colored.

One of Bruges most timeless sceneries.

One of the most romantic spots in Bruges.

Peaceful and beautiful place

Small cobbled square possibly refers to the first city walls, built nearby in 1127-1128. Aside from the selection of lively cafe terraces beneath the trees

Jan van Eyck square is furthermore an ideal gateway to explore the tranquil St.-Anne quarter with its working-class neighbourhoods.

It offers a varied yet typical Bruges scenery with old bridges and historical buildings framed by a touch of nature.

The Grand Place or Grote Markt is the central square of Brussels.

The Town Hall of the City of Brussels is a Gothic building from the Middle Ages. It is located on the famous Grand Place in Brussels

The perfect place to find all you need.

This large church has a great history and the most amazing stained glass windows on 2 levels.

It is home to antiques shops, typical restaurants and chocolatiers.

Park

Unusual monument

See replicas of the best monuments and sites of Europe.

One of the largest museums in Europe to be dedicated to chocolate.

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