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11-Day Highlights Tour of 8 Countries in Southwest Europe

Departure Date

The tour is scheduled to depart from September 4th to September 14th, 2010. There are still places available. Sign up quickly!

Departure city: Frankfurt, Cologne

Return city: Frankfurt, Cologne, Stuttgart, Munich

First day Saturday Frankfurt__CologneKoeln__Amsterdam

Depart from Frankfurt Hbf at 09:00 in the morning and from Koeln Hbf at 11:30 to visit Cologne Cathedral. Then go to Amsterdam, the Netherlands. This is an "underwater city" with a terrain 1-5 meters below sea level. With waterways extending in all directions, it is worthy of the title of "Venice of the North". The small and exquisite buildings are like a fairy tale world. Visit the old town and the Royal Palace. , a prestigious diamond processing factory. You can take a cruise at your own expense to explore the canals that run through Amsterdam.

The next day, Sunday, Amsterdam__Brussels

After breakfast, go to the famous Zadam Dutch Windmill Folk Village on the outskirts of Amsterdam - wooden shoe shop, cheese house, and windmill group. Then head to Brussels, the capital of Belgium. Visit the Atomium, City Hall (Golden) Square, Royal Palace, and the bronze statue of Julien the Manneken Boy. Then drive to Paris, the capital of France, and stay in Brussels for the night.

Monday on the third day, Paris

After breakfast, head to the "Romantic City"---Paris, visit the city of Paris, the majestic Arc de Triomphe, and the romantic Champs Elysees Take a walk on the streets and see the Egyptian Obelisk at Place de la Concorde. Then head to beautiful Versailles to visit the magnificent Palace of Versailles and its huge Baroque back garden.

Day 4: Tuesday, Paris

After breakfast, continue to visit Paris, including the Eiffel Tower and the Palais de Chaillot. Then visit the Louvre, France’s national art treasure house. Visit the famous Notre Dame Cathedral, City Hall and Sacre Coeur.

Wednesday on the fifth day: Luxemburg__Trier__Cologne__Frankfurt

After breakfast, drive to Luxembourg, the "country of a thousand castles", to visit Bitlius The Grand Canyon and the Adolf Bridge across the canyon, connecting the old and new urban areas. Luxembourg has fresh air and green scenery. It is considered by Europeans to be the "green heart" of Europe because more than one-third of its land area is forest. Afterwards, we went to Trier to tour the city and pay homage to Marx’s former residence. Then proceed to Cologne for dinner and overnight in Frankfurt.

Thursday on the sixth day: Frankfurt__Stuttgart__Munich__Innsbruck

Start after breakfast, pass through Stuttgart, pick up people in Munich, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of southern Germany along the way .In the evening, arrive in Innsbruck, surrounded by the snow-capped mountains of the Alps, and visit the Hofburg, the Golden Roof, and St. Anna's Column. Overnight hotel.

Seventh day Friday Venezia

After breakfast, drive to Venice. Venice is a beautiful water city. It is built in the most unlikely place to build a city - water, Venice. The style of "water" is always inseparable from the winding water alleys and flowing clear waves. It is like a romantic dream floating on the blue waves, and the poetic and picturesque atmosphere lingers for a long time. Venice looks like a dolphin. The city covers an area of ??less than 7.8 square kilometers, but it is composed of 118 small islands. 177 canals are as dense as a spider web. During the period, these small islands and canals were connected by about 350 bridges. The construction method here is to first lay large wooden piles on the mud under the water. The wooden piles are placed one next to each other. This is the foundation. Once it is laid firmly, the wooden boards are laid, and then the house is built. All the houses here are built in this way. So some people say that the city of Venice is made of stone above and forest below. In Venice, visit a glass processing craft show, St. Mark's Basilica, the Doge's Palace, the Grand Canal, and the Bridge of Sighs. Overnight hotel.

Day 8 Saturday Firenze__Pisa

After breakfast, head to Florence, the great city of the Renaissance. From the 15th to the 16th century, Florence was the birthplace of the European Renaissance. There were 40 museums and art galleries in the city, more than 60 palaces and many large and small churches, which housed a large number of outstanding works of art and precious cultural relics. , so it is also known as the "Athens of the West". It is home to one of the richest preservations of Renaissance art in the world. From 1865 to 1871, it was the temporary capital of Italy after its unification. Great artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Dante, Galileo, Michelangelo, and Machiavelli created a large number of architectural, sculpture and painting works here that shine with the light of the Renaissance era. Visit Michelangelo Square, Ponte Vecchio, Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore, Giotto’s Campanile, Baptistery, Piazza della Signoria and City Hall. You can choose to continue visiting Florence in the afternoon. In the afternoon, drive to Pisa (82km away) and visit the Piazza dei Miracoli, the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, Pisa Cathedral and the Baptistery. Overnight hotel.

Day 9 Sunday Roma, Vatican Vaticano

After breakfast, go to the smallest country in the world - the Vatican. The Vatican covers an area of ??only 0.44 square kilometers. Located on the Vatican Heights in the northwest corner of Rome, the capital of Italy. The territory includes St. Peter's Square, St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Palace and the Vatican Museums, among others. The country is roughly triangular in shape, and its national boundary is marked by the ancient Vatican City Wall, except for St. Peter's Square in the southeast of the city. Main tour in the Vatican, St. Peter's Basilica. Then visit the city of Rome, which is a treasure house of art and a famous cultural city. "The ancient city is like a giant open-air history museum." On the ruins of the ancient capital of Rome, there are world-famous monuments such as the Imperial Senate, the Arc de Triomphe, the Column, the Pantheon and the Coliseum; there are also many exquisite buildings and artistic masterpieces from the Renaissance. Main tours in Rome include the Colosseum, Piazza Venezia, ancient Roman ruins, Trevi Fountain, and Piazza di Spagna. Overnight hotel.

Monday, Day 10 Verona__Innsbruck

After breakfast, go to Verona, the hometown of Romeo and Juliet, which is a city that blends ancient culture with modern civilization. It is an ancient city with a long history, charming scenery and beautiful legends. In ancient times, it was a Roman colony and there were many Roman historical sites, including the Arena Colosseum in the 1st century AD, which was second only to the Colosseum in Rome and the Amphitheater in Capua. It is now used as an opera performance venue; there are also Roman theaters built in the same period, more than 50 churches of different eras and styles, 24 palaces of princes and nobles, 3 Gothic bell towers, dozens of castles, and many large and small buildings. The mausoleum of the prince is a small and unique building. Then drive to Innsbruck.

Day 11 Tuesday Neuschwanstein Castle__Cities in Germany

After breakfast, set off for the fairy-tale Neuschwanstein Castle, which was the home of King Ludwig II of Bavaria One of the palaces. In a letter to the composer Wagner on May 15, 1868, King Ludwig II mentioned his wish to build a medieval knight's castle on the ruins of the former Highland castle. What inspired him to build the fort was his father Maximilian II's early fort-building plan. The designs of the Opera Hall (Saengersaal) and the Knights' Bathroom (Ritterbad) in Neuschwanstein Castle were based on Wartburg's design drawings. In addition, Ludwig II was also inspired by the architectural style of the Spanish Moors and the fantasy of the legendary world in the works of composer Wagner. Neuschwanstein Castle is now one of the most popular tourist attractions. Stroll along ALPS Lake surrounded by mountains. Then drive back to Germany and arrive in Munich, Stuttgart, Frankfurt, and Cologne in the evening.

Travel expenses

568

EUR/person

558

EUR/person (discounted price for old members , please fill in the discount number column 1008T10 when registering)

553 euros/person (discount price for groups of more than 5 people, please fill in the discount number column 1008T15 when registering)

* Children under 6 years old can get a 40% discount when staying with their parents without an extra bed.

Registration starts today, while seats are filled.

We can provide special express train tickets for departures from other cities, priced at 29 Euros/one-way within 400 kilometers and 49 Euros/one-way for trips beyond 400 kilometers.

Price includes

Double room in a three-star or four-star hotel with breakfast

Luxury tour bus, adjustable seats, air conditioning and TV in the car , toilets

Gasoline, highway and city parking fees

Bus entry fees within Italy

Professional Chinese tour guide

Full-time driver

Not included

Lunch and dinner

Tips for driver and tour guide 2 euros each per day

Venice island transfer boat 7 euros< /p>

Tickets to visit the attractions

Tickets to the attractions (the following fares are for reference only, please refer to the retail price on the day)

Amsterdam canal cruise 11 euros

Versailles 15 euros

Louvre Museum 9.5 euros

Eiffel Tower second floor 9 euros

Eiffel Tower top floor 11 euros

Seine river cruise 15 euros