Benelux Germany Netherlands Belgium Luxembourg France 8 Days 5 Nights GODE9163

05.25 hrs. Arrive at Frankfurt International Airport, Germany (local time is 6 hours behind Thailand). After passing through immigration and customs, collect your luggage.
Then travel to Cologne (approximately 2.45 hours) or in German called Koeln, the city of perfume and beautiful cathedral. It is an old city built by the Romans since 50 years ago. It is located on the banks of the Rhine River and is the 4th largest city in Germany. It is also recognized as the center of art and culture in the Rhine Valley.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant
Take a photo with Cologne Cathedral, a Roman Catholic sanctuary. It was the largest and tallest cathedral in the world at that time. It was built and decorated in Gothic architecture. It is outstanding with twin towers 157.38 meters high. It is a landmark of Cologne, along with the Hohenzollern Bridge spanning the Rhine River. It was built to honor St. Peter. And the Virgin Mary, currently enshrining the valuable Three Kings' coffins. Then take you to McArthur Glen Outlet Roermond (travel time approximately 1.15 hours), a large outlet that focuses on brand names at special prices, many with discounts of up to 70%. Leading brands from almost all over the world are available for you to choose from, such as Gucci, Prada, Burberry, Stone Island, Valentino, Armani, boss, Michael Kors, Karl Lagerfeld, Benetton, Calvin Klein, Crocs, Guess, Lacoste, Diesel and many more. So that you can enjoy walking around to your heart's content. Free time for dinner at your leisure.
Recommended restaurants
1. Schnitzelparadies Roermond Take a break from shopping and enjoy local German food that you can choose from. The restaurant's signature menu includes Schnitze, which has a variety of meats, pork znitzel, chicken znitzel and beef znitzel, along with delicious sauces and side dishes (distance approximately 170 meters).
When it's time, take you to your accommodation. (Travel time approximately 1.15 hours)
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel
Take you to Giethoorn Village (approximately 3.30 hours) a small village in the Netherlands, known as the Venice of the Netherlands. It is a lovely dream village with no roads. The main vehicle here is a boat, which is used for traveling along the rivers and canals around the village only. There are more than 180 bridges connecting to each other as a walkway within the village.
Noon Have lunch at a restaurant
Then take you on a boat trip to see Giethoorn Village, experience the Bohemian canal atmosphere, small wooden bridges, colorful blooming flowers along the canal and old houses that are more than 200 years old. Free time for you to walk around the quiet resort village and take pictures as you wish. Then take you to Amsterdam, the capital of the Netherlands. (Travel time is approximately 1.45 hours) Located on the Amstel River, the origin of the city's name comes from combining the name of the river with the word "Dam", which means dam. The overall meaning refers to the city located on the dam of the Amstel River, which eventually became Amsterdam, making it known as the Venice of the North Sea. Amsterdam's history began as a fishing village in the 12th century before becoming an important center of trade, finance, and shipping in the 17th century, which was the golden age of the Netherlands. It expanded further in the 19th and 20th centuries, but the canal system built in the 17th century has been preserved so well that it has become part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take you to see a demonstration of diamond cutting (Coster Diamonds). The Dutch diamond cutting industry is considered one of the best in the world. You can choose to buy some to take home. Take you to see the Royal Palace of Amsterdam (exterior), the most luxurious and magnificent building in the Netherlands. Built in the 17th century by King Louis, the younger brother of Emperor Napoleon. In the past, this building used to serve as the city hall. Currently used for royal and national events, another important landmark of Amsterdam. Nearby is Dam Square, a symbol of Amsterdam filled with historical atmosphere. It is home to a national monument to commemorate the victims of World War II and is a district surrounded by old buildings. It is a center for shopping malls, restaurants and cafes. It is also a lively gathering place for Amsterdam's celebrations and protests. Not far away is Damrak, an Amsterdam landmark with rows of houses and cute roofs. Nearby, you will find another popular place in Amsterdam, the Red Light District, a nightlife attraction that visitors to Amsterdam should not miss. The nightlife and atmosphere of legal glass-case beauties along the way, and shops selling various sexual devices that tourists can walk around freely and without feeling embarrassed.
To let you enjoy walking around to your heart's content, freely have dinner at your leisure.
Recommended restaurants
1. Restaurant d'Vijff Vlieghen first opened in 1972, named after the legend of "five flies", a symbol of fun dining. Emphasis on fresh and high quality ingredients, serving traditional Dutch cuisine, as well as seasonal specials. Recommended dishes include Haring (sardines) and various seafood dishes (approximately 700 meters away).
2. The Seafood Bar, a restaurant that specializes in seafood dishes, has several branches, with the first branch opening in 2012. The restaurant offers a variety of seafood dishes and fresh ingredients, such as oysters, salmon, shrimp, and other seafood prepared in a variety of ways, such as salads, soups, and main dishes (approximately 600 meters away).
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotels or equivalent.

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Head to the Windmill Village Zaanse Schans (approximately 30 minutes) located in the north of Amsterdam. It is currently a museum open to visitors to see the Dutch way of life, using over a hundred windmills in industrial work since the 17th-18th century, producing mustard oil, paper, and woodworking. In addition, the village also has interesting museums, such as the Cheese Farm Bakery Museum, Clocks, Coffee and Tea Shops, Oil Mills, and Wooden Shoe Factory, which have been with the Dutch since ancient times. Free time for you to take pictures with the symbols of the Netherlands and choose souvenirs as you wish. Visit the flower festival at Keukenhof Gardens (approximately 45 minutes) or the Garden Of Europe, a beautiful flower garden of over 32 hectares, which is open only from late March to May. Enjoy the beauty of colorful tulips in spring, competing with various flowers such as hyacinths and daisies. Free time for you to take pictures of the unforgettable red, yellow, purple, and pink tulip fields. Free time for you to walk around Keukenhof Gardens at your leisure (Keukenhof Gardens Festival is open from March 20 - May 11, 2025).
Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant.
Then travel to Ghent (approximately 3.15 hours), a city that combines the old and the new with its unique identity and historical interest. With careful urban planning, everything is within easy walking distance. In addition, the geographical area is adjacent to a large river, allowing tourists to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the river that contrasts perfectly with the architecture of the city. This allows you to enjoy walking to your heart's content. Free time for dinner at your leisure.
When the time is right, we will take you to your accommodation (approximately 1.30 hours).
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Brussels (Brussels) (approximately 45 minutes), the capital of Belgium. It is an old city with a lot of historical significance. It is also famous for the world's best chocolate and beer. It is also home to international organizations such as the European Commission, the Council of the European Union, and the NATO headquarters, so it is called the center of the European Union. Take a photo with the Atomium Building, a unique building modeled after the structure of atoms, which is recognized in the scientific community as being symmetrical and beautiful. It is a building that symbolizes Belgium's success in becoming one of the world's most competitive countries. The Atomium was first launched at the 17th Expo and has become another important landmark of the World Expo. Currently, the interior space of the building has exhibitions, restaurants, viewpoints, etc. It is a landmark that is always architecturally advanced, even though it was built more than 60 years ago. Then take a photo with the Manneken Pis statue, a sculpture that has been used as a symbol of strength and unity of the people of Brussels since its miraculous escape from destruction in the French Revolution of 1695. Currently, Manneken Pis also plays a role as a goodwill ambassador through traditional costumes or important festivals in many countries around the world. Tourists can also see a collection of over 1,000 costumes in the nearby Manneken Pis Museum. Then, have free time to walk around the Grand-Place, which is considered one of the most beautiful squares in Europe. It is a place where beautiful and old buildings and architecture in the Baroque, Gothic, and Neo-Gothic styles gather. Brussels Town Hall is an old architecture and a very beautiful building. The highlight is the spire of the bell tower. Nearby, have free time to The Galeries Royales Saint Hubert, a shopping mall used as a social, shopping and entertainment area for Brussels' elite in the 19th century, is one of the city's largest and most successful real estate projects. It is beautifully designed in Renaissance architecture. There are shops, restaurants, a cinema, etc. that have been located in the mall since the beginning, and there are also a few famous brand shops. Today, this mall is not only a popular entertainment center for tourists, but also a cultural area where you can experience the traditional Brussels way of life that is reflected in every atom of the mall.
Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant.
Travel to Luxembourg (approximately 3.15 hours). Located in the northwest of Europe, it is a landlocked country. With an area of ​​only 2,586 square kilometers, Luxembourg is one of the smallest sovereign states in Europe. Visit Notre Dame Cathedral, a famous cathedral in Luxembourg that is famous all over the world. This cathedral is the most beautiful Gothic-Renaissance architecture compared to the cathedrals built in the French style. It has three high spires that can be seen from afar. With its uniqueness and beauty that makes this church different from other cathedrals, it has become another important tourist attraction in Luxembourg that tourists must visit. Then, you are free to walk around the old city of Luxembourg so that you can enjoy walking to your heart's content. Free dinner at your leisure.
Recommended restaurants
1. Café-Restaurant Um Dierfgen, a restaurant in the heart of Luxembourg that offers local cuisine with fresh ingredients, warm and friendly service from the staff, and a friendly atmosphere. There are many menus for you to choose from, such as various steaks. The restaurant's famous menus include Gromperekichelcher, crispy fried potatoes in the form of pancakes, often served with apple sauce, a popular snack, horse steak, seasonal beef and fish menus (approximately 350 meters away).
2. Girotondo Luxembourg, an Italian-style restaurant founded in the early 2000s, allowing you to change the atmosphere of your meal. Enjoy popular menus such as pizza, pasta, risotto using seasonal ingredients. For this reason, the restaurant always changes the menu to match the ingredients available in the market, resulting in fresh food in every menu. And end with delicious desserts such as Tiramisu, Gelato (about 500 meters away)
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotels or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Travel to Strasbourg (approximately 3.15 hours), the capital of the Alsace region of France. It is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage City, a city that combines two cultures: French and German. In the past, it was ruled by these two countries alternately. It is also the location of important European organizations such as the Council of Europe, human rights organizations, and the European Court of Human Rights. It is also a leading university city where Goethe, a German writer, studied. So that you can enjoy walking around to your heart's content. Have lunch at your leisure.
Recommended restaurants
1. Le petite Venise The restaurant is located in La Petite France, a romantic area with traditional decorations. It has been open since 1970. The restaurant offers an Alsatian menu, which is a perfect blend of French and German cultures. Must-try dishes include Tarte Flambée (a thin pie often topped with cream cheese, bacon and shallots), Choucroute Garnie (a staple of the Alsatian region, made with sourdough berries and served with a variety of meats, such as sausage and pork), etc. (Distance: approx. 140 m)
Take a tour of Place Kléber, the largest city square in Strasbourg. It is located in the heart of the city's commercial district and is named after French revolutionary General Jean-Baptiste Kléber, who was born in Strasbourg in 1753. It is a large square filled with beautiful old buildings. The surrounding area is filled with shops, restaurants, bakeries, florists, clothing stores, and more. During holidays or important festivals, this place is often used as a venue for various activities. The biggest and most famous is the annual Christmas event, where a huge, magnificent Christmas tree, 30 meters high, is set up in the center of the square.
2. Place Kléber is considered the venue for the oldest and most traditional Christmas event in Europe, which has been held for centuries and is famous, hence the nickname "The Capital of Christmas".
Then walk a short distance. You will see Petite France (La Petite France) or in English "Little France" next to the Ponts Couverts bridge on the large island, Grande Île. This area is an old community that is hundreds of years old. There are colorful medieval houses called Half-Timbered along the waterfront, looking cute like a house in a children's story. There are many delicious restaurants and cafes in the alleys. Take you to Heidelberg (about 2 hours), an old city in Germany that is thousands of years old. This city is known as the most romantic in Germany. The red-brown houses are surrounded by mountains and the Neckar River. This city is located south of Frankfurt.
Evening Have dinner at a restaurant
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to the main street of the city, Hauptstrasse, which is full of shops and restaurants along the way. Pass by the clock tower of Providenzkirche Church, then enter Marktplatz, the square where the Heiliggeistkirche Church or the Church of the Holy Spirit is located. It was originally a church built in the Gothic style, but during the French War in 1709, the church was damaged, so it was rebuilt in the Baroque style. Now it has changed from Catholic to Protestant. You can walk around the city or shop at your leisure, or you can walk to take pictures of the city by the bridge, which is a photo spot where you can see Heidelberg Castle (Schloss Heidelberg), an old castle in Heidelberg, located on a hilltop with a view of the city. Formerly a fortress, it was transformed into a castle in 1398. Take you to Frankfurt (travel time approximately 1.30 hours). Located on the banks of the Main River, the financial center of Germany and the richest city in the European Union, there are many skyscrapers. In 2004, Frankfurt became the city with the most skyscrapers, up to 10, which is second only to Paris in the world. So that you can enjoy walking around to your heart's content, free lunch at your leisure. Recommended restaurants
1. Paulaner am Dom, a local Bavarian-style restaurant, was established in the late 20th century as part of the Paulaner group, which has a history of more than 200 years in beer production. The most famous beer in the shop is Paulaner, including Paulaner Hefe-Weißbier and Paulaner Oktoberfest. The shop is located near Frankfurt Cathedral (Frankfurter Dom), which is a place of historical importance. There are famous menus of the city that must be ordered to eat with beer to let you experience the true Germanness, such as Sausages (Wurst) or German sausage, Pork Knuckle (Schweinshaxe) crispy pork knuckle served with potatoes and sauerkraut, and Wiener Schnitzel (Austrian original schnitzel) as well (distance approximately 350 meters). 
Enter the old town of Frankfurt, take a picture at Romerberg Square, which is the oldest and most famous square. On the side, there is also the City Hall (The Romer) or Frankfurt City Hall and Frankfurt Cathedral, also known as "St. Bartholomew's Cathedral". This cathedral is considered an important landmark of the city. It has a Gothic architecture style and is 95 meters high. This cathedral is considered the center of the German people and is considered the largest church in the city. Take you to see the Eiserner Steg Bridge, an old pedestrian bridge in Frankfurt that spans the Main River, connecting the city center and the southern riverside area. It is a viewpoint along the river with beautiful scenery and is also a popular place to attach love locks on the fences on the sides of the bridge. Then, you are free to shop on Zeil Street, the oldest and most lively shopping area in Frankfurt. Located on Zeil Street, it is a major shopping area in Germany. It is considered the longest street in the country. There are many products on this street. It is full of small boutiques, antique jewelry, electrical appliances, furniture stores and many department stores. It can be called the Fifth Avenue of Germany.
When the time is right, take you to Frankfurt Airport (Frankfurt) (travel time approximately 30 minutes)
19.30 hrs. Depart for Thailand by CONDOR AIRLINES (DE) flight number DE2362 (food and beverage service on board) (flight time approximately 11 hours 50 minutes)