EUROPEAN SPRING: GERMANY – NETHERLANDS – BELGIUM – LUXEMBOURG – FRANCE

The tour guide from the company welcomes guests at the international departure terminal of Tan Son Nhat Airport for the flight to Noi Bai Airport, then assists with procedures for the direct flight to Paris.

1. VN 262B | 23 JAN | SGN – HAN | 19:30 – 21:45
2. VN 19Q | 23 JAN | HAN – CDG | 23:50 – 06:30 (24 JAN)

Overnight on the plane.

06:30 AM: Upon arrival at CDG Airport, Paris, guests complete immigration procedures. The coach and tour guide welcome the group for a Paris city tour, visiting:

• Arc de Triomphe: A magnificent monument that stands as a “witness” to France’s glorious victories. Located at the intersection of 12 grand avenues across three districts, it is adorned with 558 statues of renowned historical figures.
• Place de la Concorde: The largest square in Paris, offering views of the Arc de Triomphe to the west, Madeleine Church to the north, Tuileries Garden to the east, and the Seine River to the south.
• Champs-Élysées Avenue: Known as “the most beautiful avenue in the world,” home to luxury brands such as Louis Vuitton, Hugo Boss, Armani, and more.
• Les Invalides: A striking complex that now serves as the resting place of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte and other notable French figures.
• Eiffel Tower: The iconic symbol of Paris and France. Standing at 330 meters tall, it was once the tallest structure in the world.
• Seine River Cruise: A wonderful way to admire the beauty of Paris, gliding past landmarks like Notre-Dame Cathedral and Pont Alexandre III along the Seine’s romantic banks.

Afterward, enjoy free time for shopping at Galeries Lafayette, one of the world’s top 10 luxury department stores, offering high-end fashion and designer brands.

Dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight in Paris or nearby area.

Guests enjoy a buffet breakfast at the hotel. After check-out, the group departs for sightseeing:

• Louvre Museum (exterior): One of the world’s greatest art museums, displaying masterpieces such as the Venus de Milo and Mona Lisa.

Afterward, the group enjoys lunch at a local restaurant, then continues the journey to Reims.

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• Notre-Dame de Reims Cathedral is renowned not only as a masterpiece of architectural art but also as a historical witness to the "city of kings," as it was the coronation site for nearly all French monarchs.
• Fontaine Subé – The fountain in the center of Reims.
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• The group has dinner at a local restaurant. The vehicle takes the group back to the hotel to check in and rest.
• Overnight stay in Metz or a nearby area.

• Guests enjoy a buffet breakfast at the hotel. The group checks out and departs for Luxembourg, a small Grand Duchy with an area of only 2,586 km², surrounded by France, Germany, and Belgium.
• The group has lunch in Luxembourg, then visits:
• Adolphe Bridge – a national symbol of Luxembourg’s independence and one of the most attractive tourist spots in the Grand Duchy.
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• Grand Ducal Palace of Luxembourg – the largest and most significant palace in the country, used as the venue for important national ceremonies. (Photo opportunity from the outside)
• Notre-Dame Cathedral – The cathedral features three towers: the western tower containing bells, the eastern tower, and the central tower.
• The group continues to Brussels, the capital of the Kingdom of Belgium.
• Dinner at a local restaurant.
• Overnight stay in Belgium or a nearby area.

• Guests enjoy a buffet breakfast at the hotel. The group checks out and proceeds to visit:
• Atomium – an iconic symbol of Belgium. This grand steel structure, designed to resemble the crystal lattice of an iron atom magnified 165 billion times, stands at a height of 102 meters. Originally built for the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair (Expo ’58), this monumental landmark was created to symbolize the atomic age and the peaceful use of atomic energy.
• Manneken Pis – a symbol of patriotic spirit, this statue depicts a young boy who saved the city from destruction by explosives. The "wardrobe" of the Manneken Pis statue includes over 800 outfits, with more than 30 changed annually, including traditional Vietnamese áo dài.
• Guests have lunch at a local restaurant. The group then travels to Amsterdam.
• Dam Square – located in the bustling heart of Amsterdam, this square is home to significant architectural landmarks and is always lively with street performers, fairs, and serves as an ideal spot for visitors to mingle with locals.
• Royal Palace of Amsterdam – a magnificent palace featuring a giant statue of a human-bird figure at the entrance, weighing 29 tons. (Photo opportunity from the outside)
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• Visit and shop at the central square.
• The group has dinner at a local restaurant. The vehicle takes the group back to the hotel to check in and rest.
• Overnight stay at Amsterdam Airport or a nearby area.

• Guests enjoy a buffet breakfast at the hotel and travel to the fairytale village of Giethoorn, beginning the tour of the Netherlands – a country of tranquility and charm.
• Giethoorn Village – known as the “Venice of the South” or “Venice of the Netherlands,” this village is famous for its 7.5km network of canals running throughout. Giethoorn has no roads, and you won’t find cars or buses here; instead, transportation is primarily by water through the canals. This unique setting makes the village’s charming houses appear to float on the water, creating a breathtakingly picturesque scene like a painting. (Includes a boat tour around the fairytale village).
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• Guests enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. The group travels to Amsterdam, the heart of the Netherlands, to visit:
• Zaanse Schans Windmill Village: a famous village known for its 300-year-old wooden windmills, situated along the banks of the Zaan River, surrounded by paths adorned with wildflowers, creating a serene and dreamy landscape.
• Wooden Clog Village: a cultural symbol of the Netherlands, showcasing colorful wooden clogs with upturned toes resembling boat prows, and offering a glimpse of traditional Dutch multi-layered dresses worn by “Dutch girls.”
• Cheese-Making Village: savor fresh, delicious products made from cheese and milk, crafted from the lush green pastures of the Netherlands.
• Visit to a Diamond-Cutting Workshop.
• Rijksmuseum: a Dutch national museum dedicated to art and history in Amsterdam (photo opportunity from the outside – ticket not included).
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• Van Gogh Museum – an art museum dedicated to the works of Vincent van Gogh and his contemporaries in Amsterdam, Netherlands (photo opportunity from the outside – ticket not included).
• The group has dinner at a local restaurant.
• Overnight stay at Amsterdam Airport or a nearby area.

• Guests enjoy a buffet breakfast at the hotel. The group checks out and departs for Cologne (Köln) – located along the picturesque Rhine River, one of Germany’s oldest cities with a 2,000-year history. The group visits:
• Cologne Cathedral: a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world. Standing at 157 meters, equivalent to a 40-story building, it gives visitors the impression of touching the sky when looking up.
• Cologne City Hall (Rathaus): situated between Alter Markt and Rathausplatz squares. The highlight of this area is the historic Cologne City Hall, Kölner Rathaus, the oldest public building in Germany. With a rich history spanning over 900 years.

• The group has lunch and then departs for Frankfurt.
• Römerberg – The central square of Frankfurt: the historic heart of the medieval Altstadt, it has been the seat of the city government since the 15th century. It was once the site of royal coronations, trade fairs, and Christmas markets. In the 16th century, it was considered the most beautiful square in the Holy Roman Empire.
• St. Nicholas Church: standing prominently in the center of the Old Town. Visitors can come here to enjoy concerts, attend masses, or simply admire the church’s architecture.
• The group has lunch at a local restaurant.
• Afterward, the group proceeds to have dinner at a local restaurant. The vehicle takes the group back to the hotel to check in and rest.
• Overnight stay at Frankfurt Airport or a nearby area.

• Guests enjoy a buffet breakfast at the hotel. The group checks out.
• Free time for shopping on Zeil Street, the most vibrant shopping street in Germany.
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• At 10:30 AM, the group departs for the airport to check in for the flight back to Vietnam. The group has lunch and dinner on the plane.

The group takes flight VN 30R on 30 January from Frankfurt (FRA) to Ho Chi Minh City (SGN), departing at 13:55 and arriving at 07:35 on 31 January. Overnight stay on the plane.

07:35 The group arrives at Tan Son Nhat Airport,

Ho Chi Minh City. Farewell and see you again on the next journey.