Europe & UK Super Saver - 14N/15D

Upon arrival in Rome, you will be welcomed by our representative who will take you to your designated accommodation. After checking in, you can freshen up and get some rest. You have the day at your leisure so that you can explore the beautiful surroundings.

After breakfast, proceed for panoramic city tour of Rome.

• Termini Railway Station
• Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore
• Coliseum
• Circus Maximus
• Venice Square
• Vatican
• Via Ludovisi, in front of n. 47
• Piazza Barberini
• Trevi Fountain

**No entrance fees is included

About this tour

Our pink buses will take you, comfortably seated, to the city's most important sights and cultural hubs throughout the day. Hop on and off as you like to reward yourself with unforgettable double-decker bus rides that offer stunning views of Rome.

All of Rome's must-see attractions are covered by the nine stations on our extensive hop-on hop-off Panoramic route (pink double-decker buses). The journey is taped, and there are separate earbuds available. On board these pink buses, there is an extremely informative audio guide that provides a plethora of fascinating information to enhance your experience and explains the unique history behind Rome's artistic splendor.

In the afternoon, there will be small-group tours of St. Peter's Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, and the Vatican Museums.

• Visit the attractions of the Vatican Museums by following your guide.
• Explore the Pinecone Courtyard's statues and artwork.
• Explore the treasures in the Tapestry, Candelabra, and Map Gallery.
• Experience the Raphael Rooms built for the popes.
• Enjoy the Sistine Chapel's frescoes by Michelangelo.
• Experience the wonders of St. Peter's Basilica while standing beneath the vaulted dome.

From the moment you first meet your passionate English-speaking guide at our partner entry until you emerge into St. Peter's Square three hours later, the Vatican story will consume your thoughts. Avoid the crowds and lines by walking around the Vatican Museums. You will always be able to hear your guide using your unique audio headsets, and they will be pleased to respond to your questions because they are informed about the Vatican.

There is a lot of space in the Vatican Museums. Without a guide, the overwhelming amount of works of art overwhelms many people. Your guide will lead you through the important areas. This will give you a complete grasp of the Vatican. Your memory will be left with the human story. Because of the battles between the powerful popes and the artists, you'll view the collection from a new perspective.

By the time you visit the Sistine Chapel, you will be so acclimated to the Renaissance that you will be able to recognize Michelangelo's style on your own. The guides respect the chapel's significance as a holy place and keep quiet there, but you will already be aware of any potential risks by that point. All you have to do is admire the creativity and beauty.

Your tour guide is free to speak in front of the St. Peter's Basilica's arced dome. You'll be able to see the numerous architectural, theological, and artistic marvels inside without having to wait in the long lines that circle St. Peter's Square.

Even while treasures like Bernini's massive bronze altar and the dome are hard to miss, you should still look for Michelangelo's Pietà and the other basilica wonders.

When you leave the Vatican and reach St. Peter's Square, you will have learned facts that could fill countless volumes, learned about centuries of Vatican history, and seen Renaissance artworks after a three-hour guided tour of one of the most intriguing collections in the world.

After breakfast, head to Rome's train station to catch the swift train to Pisa. When you arrive, head to the hotel to check in. Visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa in the afternoon.

The centrepiece of the piazza is the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

It was a feat of mediaeval engineering and, despite being barely one-third as tall as the Washington Monument, was arguably one of the continent's tallest bell towers.

The 207 columns that make up the Tower of Pisa's eight levels are arranged in the shape of an enormous wedding cake that has been awkwardly toppled over by a sizable guest.

Construction of the Tower of Pisa commenced in August 1173 and continued for about 200 years as a result of the outbreak of various battles. The identity of the architect is currently unknown.

Leaning Tower of Pisa and Cathedral For the leaning Tower of Pisa, a circular bell tower with a height of 185 feet was planned. White marble was used to make it.

The tower has eight storeys, including the bell chamber.

After breakfast, go to Florence station to board the bullet train to Venice. Go to the hotel to check in when you arrive.

Following the refreshments, get ready for the voyage to Venice Island.

• Showcase some truly unique locations, such as the Teatro la Fenice
• Cruise through the city's quieter areas to get away from the crowds.
• Embark on a boat trip to experience Venice's full splendour.

Discover some interesting places like the Teatro la Fenice, commonly known as the Pheonix and one of the most well-known opera houses in Italy, and the Scala de Bovolo, a spectacular spiral staircase covered in arches. Then wander down to the Rialto Bridge, a majestic marble building that has properly captured the attention of countless painters since it was completed in the 16th century

Although it was built much over budget, no one can deny the majestic magnificence of this bridge, which crosses the busy Grand Canal. Over the years, it has developed into one of the city's most recognizable icons. Due to its inverted v design, rows of covered storefronts, and portico pinnacle, it makes for the perfect photo opportunity.

To view Venice as it should be seen, venture out into the water. You may see the city as its old commercial occupants would have seen it by looking at the Fondaco dwellings, which are made up of family homes above and warehouses below water level.

Then, as you travel through the lesser canals, learn about Venice's quieter side. You will be in awe as you go about Venice on this classic mode of transportation as you observe the buildings that seem to tower above you. An excellent tour that covers all the things you love about Venice and more.

Following breakfast, depart from the hotel and make your way to the train station to board the train to Lucerne. when you arrive, check into the hotel. The evening will be dedicated to your leisure. You can choose to explore your surroundings or laze in the comfort of your accommodation

Awe-inspiring views from the summit, stunning landscapes, lakes, and fairy-tale cities are some of the highlights of the optional journey to Mount Titlis. Visit the tallest mountain in Central Switzerland.

Snow and fun are available all year long on Mount Titlis, Central Switzerland's highest peak.

We'll then proceed to Engelberg, a picturesque mountain town at the foot of Mount Titlis. We'll take a number of cable cars to travel to the peak, which is more than 3,000 meters above sea level. From the revolving gondola lift, which provides an unrestricted 360-degree perspective, take in the stunning view of the glacier's enormous ice boulders and deep crevasses.

A high alpine vista can be found at Mount Titlis' peak. Enjoy breathtaking Alps views from the restaurants or the sun deck. To come up close to the crevasses, take a trip on the Ice Flyer or to the 350-meter-long, shimmering Ice Grotto.

Return back to your hotel for a goodnight’s sleep.

Checkout of the hotel after breakfast and board a train to Paris. After reaching the city you will be escorted to your designated hotel. The evening will be dedicated to your leisure. After soaking in the beauty of your surroundings, you can come back to your hotel for a peaceful night’s sleep.

After breakfast, we check out of the hotel and head to the Eiffel Tower around 10:00 AM. A two-hour long city tour in a double-decker bus will be the first thing you enjoy. During this 2-hour tour, you'll learn about Paris' 40 most important sights, including the Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, the Champs-Élysées, Notre-Dame, les Invalides, and the Alexandre III bridge. Your magical moment has arrived! Allow yourself to be awed by Paris' splendor as you read our historical and anecdotal remarks.

A fun way to learn about the history, monuments, architecture, and neighborhoods of Paris You will have access to your very own audio guides in 9 different languages (French, English, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Japanese, Portuguese, and German). All of our buses include upper level heaters as well as a retractable translucent roof that may be opened during the winter or in the event of rain. You can still tour Paris regardless of the weather! The real Eiffel Tower is where your quest can come to a conclusion. Drinks are available at your leisure after that, so prepare to see the Eiffel Tower.

To enter the second level of the Eiffel Tower, use your entry ticket. The bulk of our visitors still regard seeing the Eiffel Tower as a special experience. The Tower is one of the most visited paid tourist sites worldwide, with roughly 7 million visitors yearly. To ensure that both young and elderly can enjoy their visit to this symbol of Paris and France, it is therefore advisable to plan beforehand, especially if you are traveling from a distance. After a delightful visit to the Eiffel Tower, get ready for a 1-hour Seine River Cruise.

Any time of day or night, treat yourself to a one-hour Seine trip to see some of the city's most beautiful bridges, monuments, and historic sites from the water. An delightful cruise with an open ticket and no predetermined agenda that can be taken at any time of day. The Seine River runs right through the heart of Paris. During this live-commented tour, you will learn about the riverbanks that give the city life as well as some of Paris' most famous attractions, like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and Notre Dame Cathedral, as they pass directly in front of your eyes. You can enjoy the beautiful Eiffel Tower's sunset view. Every nightly routine is changed to accommodate a passage that is illuminated once an hour, depending on the season, when the Tower glitters. A stunning and distinctive experience, touring Paris by boat will always remain! Once the excursions are over, get in the car and drive back to your lodging. Overnight stay in a hotel.

After a delightful breakfast, check out of the hotel and board a train to Brussels. You have your accommodation allocated there.

**If the accommodation is less than one kilometre from the station, no transfers are provided in Brussels. More distant transfers may be included at an additional expense.

After checking in, take a bus tour of Brussels' city center.

A hop-on, hop-off bus tour that lets you explore the city at your own leisure and an audioguide that is accessible in eight different languages are just a few of the highlights. Panoramic views are also available from the top deck.

When it comes to viewing this interesting city, you'll be spoilt for choice with two great itineraries that take in everything that old Brussels has to offer. Discover the city in a flash. With audioguides available in eight different languages, you can be sure to learn everything there is to know about the locations in the Belgian city.

The "Atomium" and "Europe" cruises each take 75 minutes and conveniently leave from the central station, though you can board and disembark at any time. The song "Atomium" is named after the attraction of the same name, a weird mid-20th century structure created to commemorate the 1958 Brussels World's Fair and modeled after an atom. The journey also passes via Arenberg and Rogier and makes stops at the Royal Serres' ancient greenhouses and its massive National Basilica of the Sacred Heart, which boasts some of the most breathtaking vistas in the entire city. On Dansaert Street, in addition to the well-known Manneken Pis fountain and the Brussels Bourse stock exchange, you may find bars and cafes.

The 'Europe' trail begins its journey at the storied Place Royale Square and Sablon Hill, which are home to numerous magnificent Art Nouveau buildings. Visit Flagey Square, the venerable Cistercian Abbaye de la Cambre, and the verdant Parc Leopold, where locals congregate for barbecues and strolls through the old trees. The Royal Palace of Brussels and the enormous Cinquantenaire Park are also included. Simply unwind and enjoy Brussels' sights from the comfort of your coach.

After having a delicious breakfast, check out of the hotel and board a train to Amsterdam. Your accommodation will be reserved there where you can check in and freshen up for the excitement coming in the evening.

Get ready to enjoy the lovely Amsterdam Canals this evening.

Highlights: Enjoy a leisurely cruise down lovely canals while taking in the urban sceneries from a fresh angle. Discover the history of the canals with an audioguide.

No trip to the Netherlands would be complete without seeing the famous canals of Amsterdam. Your trip to this distinctive city, which has more than 100 kilometers of canals listed as part of the UNESCO World Heritage, will undoubtedly stick in your mind for a long time.

Allow the gorgeous architecture to enchant you as you sail through the captivating canals of the city. On this hour-long tour, you may experience stunning views of amazing gables, grand cathedrals, and unique bridges, including the well-known Magere Brug.

After breakfast, get ready to explore the Kukenhof Tulip Garden, the most beautiful spring garden on earth. This typically opens in the middle of March and closes the first week of May.

The history of Keukenhof began in the fifteenth century. Countess Jacoba van Beieren (Jacqueline of Bavaria; 1401–1436) procured food for Teylingen Castle's kitchen from the Keukenduin. The estate's area rose to more than 200 hectares once Keukenhof Castle was built there in 1641.

The castle grounds were redone in 1857 by landscape architects Jan David Zocher and his son Louis Paul Zocher, who also created Amsterdam's Vondelpark. This park, designed in the English landscape style, continues to serve as Keukenhof's foundation.

A group of 20 eminent flower bulb growers and exporters came up with the idea to use the estate to display spring-flowering bulbs in 1949, which was the start of Keukenhof as a spring park. The park was a big success from the moment it opened to the public in 1950, receiving 236,000 visitors in just one year. The subject of the 72nd Keukenhof, which will take place in 2021, will be A World Of Colors. Over the past 71 years, Keukenhof has developed into a well-known tourist destination.

There will be an excursion from Amsterdam to Zaanse Schans if the Kukenhof Garden is closed.

Highlights of the Tour: Age-appropriate Pick up and get all of your admissions at a meeting place.

A knowledgeable, experienced, and kind guide will take you on a tour of the village before giving you the chance to further explore it on your own.

Meet your guide and driver at our convenient meeting spot, which is located across from Central Station Amsterdam. You'll be taken to today's destination on a comfortable, air-conditioned single-deck bus in around 20 minutes.

At the windmill town Zaanse Schans, an outdoor museum, you can witness working windmills, wooden residences, farms, and stores from the 18th and 19th centuries. All of these buildings were relocated here beginning in 1961, revitalizing the Zaan region's most prosperous period.

The Zaan Region became an industrial hub on a scale never before seen during its golden age with 600 functioning windmills—wooden industries powered by the wind. These small businesses produced a wide range of goods using wind power, such as machine-sawn wood, ground spices, culinary and painting oils, flowers, cocoa powder, and many other items.

The windmill village of Zaanse Schans has many signs of the wealth of the 18th and 19th centuries. Along with windmills, barns, and other structures, you will see exquisite mansions that were initially built as the residences of affluent windmill owners and merchants. The exteriors of these houses are attractive and were painted in traditional colors like light blue, beige, and green.

When you initially arrive, your guide will give you an introduction of the community. You will visit the clog museum's adjacent wooden shoemaker's shop and eat Dutch farmer cheese at the cheese farm. Continue your independent investigation of the village as the next phase. Your guide will provide you with additional information about the region and what makes it unique, educate you about the history and culture of the area, and share insider tips on what to see and do before you depart to explore the Zaanse Schans on your own.

Inclusions: shared tour with a guide

Check out of the accommodation after breakfast and proceed to the train station to board a train to London. After you arrive, check into the hotel and then have the evening to yourself.

After breakfast, get ready to explore the lovely city of London.

The most popular and comprehensive tour of London we provide. On this excellent one-day excursion, dive right into the history of London. Spend the day exploring London's most iconic attractions with the assistance of your professional tour guide. A leisurely sail down the River Thames will cap off the excursion. End your day with a ride on the London Eye, which will take you 135 meters above the River Thames and provide you with breathtaking 360-degree views of the city.

Tour Panoramic

The first part of your London tour starts with a bus ride throughout the city with a knowledgeable tour guide who can answer any queries you may have. Our opulent buses have USB ports and complimentary Wi-Fi. Your guide will tell you interesting anecdotes and historical details about London as you travel throughout the city. All of London's most recognizable buildings, such as the Albert Memorial, Westminster Abbey, the Elizabeth Tower, better known as "Big Ben," and many others, will be seen along the trip.

Alternating the Guard

One of our first sights is Buckingham Palace, where we'll see a traditional event that represents the height of British pomp and circumstance. During the ceremony, guards from the New Guard of the Household Division arrive to take over the duty of watching over Buckingham Palace. These soldiers can be identified by their bearskin helmets and scarlet tunics because they are being led by a regimental marching band. Do not be deceived by these individuals' bearskin headwear; these are top British military troops!

St. Paul's Church Assisted Tour

The St. Paul's Cathedral in London is a famous landmark. The church is one of the largest in the entire globe, and its 366-foot-tall dome was the tallest building in London until the 1960s. Learn about the Cathedral's past and how Sir Christopher Wren's masterpiece was built over the course of 35 years by taking a guided walking tour.

The Tower of London (Entry ticket not included)

The Tower of London, our next destination, has a storied past that spans nearly a thousand years and is rich in myth and tradition. William the Conqueror built this historic fortress in the center of London in 1066, and it is today infamous for being a location of incarceration and execution.

Although the most recent execution here took place in 1941, numerous people have been shot, beheaded, and even burned at the stake during the course of the location's storied history. Learn about some of the most well-known former tenants of this medieval castle and former royal home by exploring its terrible past.

Cruise on the Thames (entrance ticket not included)

Continue to Tower Pier to join the next boat for a leisurely trip along the River Thames after our tour. Take in the distinctive view of the magnificent London riverside as you travel to Westminster Pier, which is close to the renowned Houses of Parliament.

Standard Ticket for the London Eye (Includes Entry Ticket)

The London Eye stands 135 meters tall on the South Bank, between the Waterloo and Westminster Bridges. Passengers can walk over Westminster Bridge to the London Eye after departing Westminster Pier and the River Cruise. Upon arrival, passengers can display their tickets for the 6pm–6:30pm time slot and proceed directly to the boarding line. One whole rotation takes 30 minutes. The cost of admission includes access to the London Eye 4D Experience, which is located within County Hall's ticket office.

Stonehenge and the whole of Bath's afternoon (optional tour)

Numerous hypotheses have been put up regarding Stonehenge, such as the notions that it served as a temple, hospital, cemetery, calendar, etc. How ancient people moved these massive rocks remains a mystery. Now that the solution is lost in the waves of time, just out of our reach, all we can do is fumble around aimlessly for an explanation or ruminate evocatively while admiring the beauty of this marvelous creation.

Enjoy a hearty lunch where you may feel the satisfaction of a typical British meal before continuing. Then, take some spare time in Bath, a picturesque town that is proudly situated on a slope that runs alongside the River Avon. There are a lot of beautiful attractions in this tiny town. Your heart will experience numerous romantic sentiments as a result of the magnificent Bath Abbey, which dates back to the fifteenth century, the magnificent Georgian architecture, and the well-known Pulteney Bridge, which was fashioned after Florence's Ponte Vecchio.

Thanks to all of these locations as well as the mystique of Stonehenge, this day will be brimming with wonder.

Following breakfast, check out of the hotel and be driven to the airport to board your flight home.The meeting spot in the city center is where all tours will start and end. To get to the meeting place, attendees must make their own arrangements. If you need transportation to a meeting place, you can book these services with the necessary extra charges.