Blooming Netherlands Tour - 13 Nights / 14 Days

On the second day in Amsterdam, you can explore various key scenic, natural, and outdoor attractions, like Vondelpark, the largest and most famous park in Amsterdam. You can also visit the stunning Floating Flower Market of Amsterdam, along with taking a leisurely Canal cruise across the beautiful and historic canals of the city. 

On the third day of the tour, you can visit the city of Deventer, which is situated about 108 kilometres away from Amsterdam, and takes roughly 1.5 hours to reach.

In Deventer, you can explore De Brink, the primary city square of Deventer, which boasts bustling cafes, along with historic buildings and the renowned Weigh House.

You can also explore the Speelgoedmuseum Deventer, or Toy Museum of the city, which features extensive collections of various vintage toys, offering a nostalgic experience to the visitors. 

Private Transfer to Deventer

On the second day in Deventer, you can take a scenic route to Apeldoorn via Zutphen. Situated about 17 kilometres away from Deventer, Zutphen is among the most popular tourist attractions in the eastern Netherlands and offers a rich history.

In the city, you can explore the Walburgiskerk, or St. Walburgis Church, a historic church that is home to the unique Librije. You can also visit the Drogenapstoren, or Drogenap Tower, a medieval structure, which features a great tower and stunning architecture. 

After exploring Zutphen, you can move towards Apeldoorn for a relaxing night's sleep. 

Private Transfer to Apeldoorn

On the first day in Apeldoorn, you can explore the major tourist attractions in the city, like Paleis Het Loo, Apenheul, and Hoge Veluwe National Park. The former royal palace, turned into a museum, Paleis Het Loo, is among the major tourist attractions in the city.

The museum displays the rich and royal history of the Dutch, and features stunning gardens. Apenheul Primate Park offers a natural setting and features freely roaming monkeys. In the city, you can also explore the Hoge Veluwe National Park, which boasts a diverse landscape and supports over 500 species of flora and fauna.

At the national park, you can also enjoy a relaxing hike and cycling across its routes, which offer you a chance to spot wildlife.

On the final day in Apeldoorn, you explore the various entertainment and amusement spots in the city. You can visit the Julianatoren Apeldoorn, a renowned and historic amusement park in the city, which is centered around Queen Juliana Tower.

In the city, you can also explore the Orpheus Theatre, a historical entertainment hub that showcases architectural grandeur and is known for hosting various legendary acts. 

On the seventh day of the tour, you can move towards the city of Utrecht, which is situated about 67 kilometres away from Apeldoorn. In Utrecht, you can explore the iconic Dom Tower, or Domtoren, the tallest church tower in the nation, which offers a scenic and stunning view of the city.

You can also explore the Rietveld Schröder House, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which displays a unique De Stijl style of architecture. In the city, you can take a casual stroll alongside the beautiful canals of the city, which boast the historic Wharf cellars, which are now turned into lively cafes and shops.

Private Transfer to Utrecht

On the second day in Utrecht, you can explore the cultural centres in the city, like the popular Centraal Museum, the oldest museum in the city, which showcases stunning Dutch art and design, and also includes the rich history of the city. You can also explore Museum Speelklok, which houses the stunning collection of self-playing musical instruments. 

From Utrecht, you can travel to Maastricht, which is situated about 180 kilometres away, and takes about 2 hours by road and train. The city of Maastricht is known as the birthplace of the European Union.

The city offers various key tourist attractions for you to enjoy, like the Basilica of Saint Servatius, the oldest church in the Netherlands, which showcases stunning architecture, a blend of Romanesque and Gothic styles. You can also visit Boekhandel Dominicanen, the 13th-century church transformed into a breathtaking bookstore. 

Private Transfer to Maastricht

On the second day in Maastricht, you can explore the Fort Sint Pieter, an 18th-century fort, featuring majestic architecture and underground tunnel systems. The fort also offers a stunning panoramic view of the city. You can also explore St Pietersberg Caves, a vast and underground cave of limestone. 

After breakfast in Maastricht, you can move towards Den Haag, or The Hague, which is situated about 225 kilometers away, and takes about 2,5 hours to reach. On the first day in Den Haag, you can explore the renowned Peace Palace, the home to the International Court of Justice, which serves as a symbol of justice across the globe. In the city, you can also visit Binnenhof, a historic complex that acts as the seat of the Dutch government.

The complex also features the renowned Hall of Knights, a visit to Scheveningen's Gothic masterpiece, which acts as the ceremonial heart of the Dutch government. You can also visit Mauritshuis, a historic museum in the city, which displays various art and sculpture related to the Dutch Golden Age. 

Private Transfer to Den Haag

On the second day in the city, you can explore the entertainment centres in the city, like Madurodam, an interactive park, which features a living memorial, along with 1:25 scale models of key cultural and historic landmarks of the nation.

You can also visit Scheveningen Beach & Pier, an iconic resort in the city, which houses the renowned 400-metre structure that extends into the North Sea. The resort is also home to the nation's first over-sea Ferris wheel, along with a zipline and a bungee jump. 

On the final stretch of the journey, you can move towards Rotterdam, which is situated about 24 kilometres away from Den Haag, and takes roughly 30 minutes to reach.

In Rotterdam, you can enjoy various cultural and historic hubs, like the Markthal, a horseshoe-shaped building, which features colorful ceiling artworks, along with bustling shops and food markets. In Rotterdam, you can also explore Euromast, an iconic landmark in the city, which features an observation deck, offering a mesmerising view of the city.

Private Transfer to Rotterdam

On the final day of the tour, after a satisfying breakfast, you can explore a few attractions, like the Rotterdam Central Station, which features impressive architectural design, and the Cube House, a tilted, yellow cube-shaped house, offering a unique experience. After exploring the city, you can move towards Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, the major international airport, which is located about 57 kilometres away from Rotterdam, and takes roughly 41 minutes to reach. 

Private Transfer to the Airport

Departing From Rotterdam