Destination
Covered: Amsterdam, Brussels, Germany, Lucerne, Interlaken , Zurich
Departure
Dates: Apr 10,19,25
| May 01,09,21,26 | June 01,06,10,15 |
July 01,10,21,31|Aug 10,31 | Sept 25 |
Oct 10
Amsterdam- Amsterdam is one of the greatest small
cities in the world. From Amsterdam canals to world-famous Amsterdam museums
and historical Amsterdam sights, it is one of the most romantic and beautiful
cities in Europe. Canal cruises are a popular way to see the city from the
perspective of its canals. It has all the advantages of a big city: rich
culture, lively Amsterdam nightlife, international restaurants, good transport
- but is quiet, and largely thanks to its extensive canals, has a little road
traffic. In this city your destination is never far away, but get a bike for an
authentic local experience.
Brussels- Brussels opens up an altogether different world to its
visitors where the ancient and modern world are closely linked together. The
numerous attractions, the culture, people and the restaurants serving delicious
food here welcome the visitors to come and discover all that the city has to
offer.
Cologne- Cologne (Köln) offers a mother lode of attractions,
led by its famous cathedral whose filigree twin spires dominate the skyline.
The city’s museum landscape is especially strong when it comes to art but also
has something in store for fans of chocolate, sports and even Roman history.
Cologne's people are known for their liberalism and joie de vivre; it’s easy to
have a good time with them in the beer halls of the Altstadt or during
Carnival.
Frankfurt- Frankfurt, a central German city on the river Main, is
a major financial hub that's home to the European Central Bank. It's the
birthplace of famed writer Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, whose former home is now
the Goethe House Museum. Like much of the city, it was damaged during World War
II and later rebuilt. The reconstructed Altstadt (Old Town) is the site of
Römerberg, a square that hosts an annual Christmas market.
Black Forest- The Black Forest is a mountainous region in southwest
Germany, bordering France. Known for its dense, evergreen forests and
picturesque villages, it is often associated with the Brothers Grimm fairy
tales. It's renowned for its spas and the cuckoo clocks produced in the region
since the 1700s. The region’s largest town, Freiburg, is filled with Gothic
buildings and surrounded by vineyards.
Zurich- One of the richest and most sophisticated
cities in the world, Zurich is not only a global financial center, but also one
of Europe’s most important crossroads when it comes to transportation and
travel. Its historical center has been preserved almost to the millimeter,
although a trendy, avant-garde feel to the place makes Zurich one of the most
attractive cities in the world to live and play.
Lucerne- Lucerne, the gateway to central Switzerland,
sited on Lake Lucerne, is embedded within an impressive mountainous panorama.
Complete with gable paintings, the covered, medieval Chapel Bridge forms the centrepiece
of Lucerne’s townscape and is considered to be one of the oldest, covered
wooden bridges in Europe. The figure of a dying lion which was hewn from the
face of rock in remembrance of the heroic death of Swiss guards killed during
an attack on the Tuileries in 1792 is one of the best-known monuments in
Switzerland.
Interlaken- It’s not unusual for a town to be on a River, Lake or
An Ocean. But for It sit between two lakes may will be unique.
Interlaken-between lake thin and lake brienz-can boast such a privileged
position and there’s more. Interlaken is also in the heart of the mangnifient
Jungfrau region mountain World and affords views of the World famous Icy Icons,
The Eiger, Monch & Jungfrau.
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