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10 Days Brussels to Amsterdam
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Discover Must do experiences and highlights in the Netherlands
Visit a Delftware Workshop
Visit a pottery workshop and pick up some mementos of your time in Delft, the canal-ringed city which gave name to the blue and white pottery crafted here.
Holland from Handlebar Height
Cycle around Amsterdam’s canals or join the locals pedalling through Groningen, a youthful university city, where the number one mode of transport is by bike.
Rotterdam's Architecture
Marvel at a cityscape reborn after wartime destruction and moulded by a contemporary vision. Wander waterside in this port city, or ascend Euromast Tower to take in sprawling views.
The Tulips of Keukenhof
Travel late March to mid-May to see fields of colourful tulips in bloom at Keukenhof, one of the world’s largest flower gardens. If visiting outside of springtime, you can check out the Aalsmeer flower market year round.
Amsterdam's Galleries and Museums
Admire the incredible collection of the Van Gogh Museum and see Rembrant's 'The Night Watch' among the Rijksmuseum exhibitions. While in Amsterdam, immerse yourself in history with a visit Anne Frank's House, now a museum.
Latest Reviews What our clients are saying about their journeys through the Netherlands
Our Tour Director Steve is exceptional, sharing his knowledge of history of the countries and well-organised in making sure we make the most of our time in each city. The cold and wet weather in April did not dampen the mood of our small group and we still got to see the main attractions. We came home with happy memories. 😊
Our tour director IIja was a charming Dutch lady who was proud to show off her country. Regrettably she had little concern for the slower walkers on city walks, often heading off through traffic and intersections. The tour included museums and art galleries which was not too everyone's ...read more taste, although in fairness to Iija she did give us extra time to take photographs at the John Frost bridge in Arnhem and served up lots of Dutch treats throughout the journey.
Our overnight stay on SS Rotterdam was a waste of time... our cabin was dated and cold. The corridor carpets were worn which caused me to trip. We were told dinner was not included, so if anyone did not want to have dinner on board, then we may choose to catch a taxi into the city. Since most guests had no idea of the layout of Rotterdam or even where to find a restaurant, we became a "captive audience" settling for dinner on board. In our case our meal was disappointing costing $107.81 for 1 serve of steak & veg and 1 serve of 6 tiger prawns plus two beers. I found a black human hair in my prawns, after bringing it to the attention of staff was told it was a prawn hair!!!
The Sprio boat trip around Rotterdam harbour was too long, with little views other than that of the docks and rusty hulks. Some guests were surprised to find the optional excursions was an extra to the tour cost. Something to keep in mind when booking.
There were a few downsides. The accommodation in Bruges is a brand new Radisson, which is still teething, is understaffed and is not well located (next to the rail yards). Apparently chosen by Insight because they received a lot of bad feedback regarding the previous hotel.
The NH hotel in Amsterdam is also new to Insight, and is very tired. It is apparently due to be renovated this year (2019), so should be in good shape by 2020, but may not be so good this year.
The Chateau D'Urspelt is lovely, but it is a true country stay. It is a long drive from Luxembourg, so those who choose not to take the optional excursion to Trier will have to remain in Luxembourg until the excursion returns. Trier is certainly worthwhile, so we would recommend taking this excursion.
We went on the majority of the optional excursions and recommend doing the same. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour and made many friends among our travelling companions.
