The Netherlands, a fiercely independent and open-minded country, is rich in cultural history and spectacular natural beauty. During the Golden Age, the Netherlands led the world in trade, maritime power and economic might. Today, it is known for groundbreaking architecture, green cities, and sustainable solutions to climate change.
Amsterdam, the country’s capital, is the city of Rembrandt, Anne Frank, and stroopwafels. It is filled with fascinating stories and spellbinding art and architecture that has stood the test of time. Stroll along some of its picturesque canals (designated as a UNESCO site) or get lost in one of its many (over 40!) art museums.
Regarded for its windmills, tulips, bicycles and cheese – The Netherlands has something for every traveler!






Upon arrival in Amsterdam, the tour escort will meet the group for transfer to their hotel via motor coach. After check in, the group will start a walking tour of Amsterdam. Highlights include:
Eat lunch at Albert Cuyp Market, then visit the famous Van Gogh Museum. Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant before returning to the hotel for the evening.
After breakfast at the hotel, travel via train (45 minutes) to The Hague, a city on the North Sea, home to U.N.’s International Court of Justice and the International Criminal Court. Take a guided tour of The Hague, highlights include:
After lunch, visit Mauritshuis, a stunning museum full of Dutch masters with many Rembrandt and Vermeer paintings, then enjoy some free time to explore the area. Eat dinner at Spellenhuis, a sprawling three-story board game store and cafe in the city center. In The Boardroom you can play hundreds of games while enjoying their delicious food. Board train (45 minutes) and return to Amsterdam for the evening.
After breakfast at the hotel, travel via train (45 minutes) to Rotterdam, a contemporary, urban city, hub of global commerce and avant-garde architecture. Take a guided tour of Rotterdam, highlights include:
Visit Markthal, an iconic landmark and market filled with over 100 stalls and foodie joints. Eat lunch in Markthal, then do a bit of shopping. Travel to Oude Haven (Old Harbor), filled with restored historic boats and gorgeous walkways. Visit the Harbour Museum, an open-air home to the 19th-century Buffel ship, then enjoy dinner in Old Harbor. Board the train back to Amsterdam (45 minutes) and return to the hotel.