Netherlands, Belgium & Germany · 14 days / 12 nights
Europe’s Classic Fairytale Journey
Start in Amsterdam, exploring canals and museums. Visit Kinderdijk’s windmills, then discover Antwerp, Bruges, and Ghent. Explore Brussels, then take a scenic train to Frankfurt. Cruise the Rhine River and visit Heidelberg. End with the Neuschwanstein Castle—a fairytale castle that inspired the Sleeping Beauty castle in Disneyland—and vibrant days in Munich.
Highlights
- Amsterdam
- Antwerp
- Brujas
- Bruselas
- Gante
- Heidelberg
- Múnich
- Río Rhin
- Rotemburgo
Day-by-day itinerary
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US - Night on board
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Amsterdam
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Amsterdam
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Amsterdam - Kinderdijk - Antwerp - Bruges
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Bruges
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Bruges - Ghent - Brussels
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Brussels
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Brussels - Frankfurt
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Frankfurt - Heidelberg
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Heidelberg - Rothenburg
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Rothenburg - Neuschwanstein - Munich
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Munich
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Munich
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Munich - US
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