Party & Nightlife
Outdoor - Excursions
Rest & Relaxation
Foodie Destination
Cultural Activities
Trip Teaser
Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Europe, where windmills meet modern marvels and medieval charm mingles with cosmopolitan allure. From the picturesque canals of Amsterdam, a city home to late night parties, early morning bike rides and bustling avenues, to the vibrant streets of Brussels, the imperial heart of the nation with incredible museums, beer and waffles, prepare to be enchanted by the rich cultural tapestry of the Netherlands and Belgium. Outside of the capitals, we will wander our way through the cobbled alleys of Utrecht, indulge in the artistic legacy of Antwerp, and immerse yourself in the historical splendor of Ghent. Modern European travel destinations with plenty to see and do. Join us as we unravel the secrets of two captivating nations, where every corner tells a story waiting to be discovered.
This ten day tour includes a full schedule without too much travel time, perfect for adventurers that want to get the most out of their time. Amsterdam to Bruseels is only about 4-5 hours by train/bus and even shorter by car, so you’ll have ample time to explore the sites, taste the food, party all night and learn some things too!
How it Works
Every adventure with the trip is yours to build. We take care of the hassle, and you add on experiences that inspire you, as little or as much as you want.
To the right, you’ll find a list of activities that have been hand selected by our team for each place on your itinerary. Each activity is unique, and is partnered with local business owners and providers in Europe, to make sure you get an authentic experience across these Belgian & Dutch cities.
What's Included:
9 night stay in accommodation of your choice
Transportation to all destinations
Travel Coordinator Services
Breakfast Most Days
Travel Issue Support
Add-Ons Available
Amsterdam Add ons
Edibles Workshop
Amsterdam Bike Tour
Evening Boat Tour
Photo Shoot
Pub Crawl
Walking Tour
Early Reservation Museum Tickets
Anne Frank House
Van Gogh Museum
Rijksmuseum
Heineken Experience
The Stedelijk Museum
Antwerp Add ons
De Konnick Brewery Tour
Bar Crawl
Walking Tour
MAAS Museum
Rubenshuis
Antwerp By Bike
Private Photography Session
Brussels Add ons
Waffle Making Workshop
Chocolate Workshop
Bar Crawl
Private Photography Session
Atomium Visit + Transport
Early Reservation Museum Tickets
Musical Instruments Museum
Royal Museum of Fine Arts
Mini Europe
Before booking, please ensure you check what documents, visas, and vaccinations are required to enter the country you are visiting. If you have any questions, please contact us.
In Belgium and the Netherlands, the weather is characterized by mild summers and relatively mild winters.
Spring (March to May):
Weather: Spring in Belgium and the Netherlands is generally mild, with gradually increasing temperatures. It can be quite variable, with occasional rain and sunny days.
What to Bring: Light jackets, sweaters, and layers are essential during this time. Additionally, it's advisable to pack an umbrella or a waterproof jacket for the occasional showers.
Summer (June to August):
Weather: Summers in both countries are typically mild and pleasant, with average temperatures ranging from 18°C to 25°C.
What to Bring: Light, breathable clothing, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are essential for the warmer days. It's also good to have a light sweater or jacket for cooler evenings.
Autumn (September to November):
Weather: Autumn brings cooler temperatures and increased rainfall. Expect temperatures to range from 8°C to 15°C
What to Bring: Waterproof jackets or coats, sweaters, and warm layers are necessary for the cooler weather. Comfortable, waterproof footwear is also advisable, especially for walking through potentially damp or rainy conditions.
Winter (December to February):
Weather: Winters are relatively mild, with temperatures typically ranging from 0°C to 6°C. However, it can get colder, especially during January and February, with occasional snowfall.
What to Bring: Warm, waterproof coats, hats, gloves, scarves, and insulated footwear are necessary for the colder temperatures. Layering with sweaters and thermal clothing is also advisable.
Always check the weather forecast before traveling to ensure you're adequately prepared for the specific conditions during your visit.● Be mindful of scammers and pickpockets
● Familiarize yourself with local laws and customs
● Always know where your passport and other important documents are
● Bring a lock to use in hostels to store your valuables when you’re in the city
● Stay informed about local events
● Respect the private property of others
● Travel with a list of important contacts
● Have in hand our contacts, in case you might need our support
The Trip is not responsible or liable for loss of property, theft or legal services for our
clients.We always recommend bringing a good amount of cash to exchange when traveling abroad in case of card failure or fraud. The Netherlands and Belgium have reputable banks with ATMs that accept Visa and Mastercard. We don’t recommend walking around with large amounts of cash in the city. Many locations around the countries offer mobile payment services, such as Apple pay, tap to pay and general card transactions.
Getting around in the Netherlands and Belgium for English speakers is generally quite easy, as the majority of people in both countries speak English well. Learning a bit of Dutch while traveling through the Netherlands or Flanders, or French for your time in Brussels could go a long way!
Belgium and the Netherlands actively work to make their cities friendly to all. That being said, many of their older buildings can’t always be guaranteed to have wheelchair access or accessible facilities.
If you have special requirements please contact us before booking the trip so we can properly advise you on the specific locations.
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