Germany Luxembourg Belgium Netherlands 10 Days 7 Nights GONL9622

05.55 hrs. Arrive in Frankfurt, Germany. After completing immigration, we will take you to Cochem (160 km), a small town located in a picturesque location in the Moselle River Valley in western Germany, near the borders of Luxembourg and France. Take a photo from Skagerrak Bridge, where you will see a beautiful view across the water to the castle hill, which stands tall above the lovely “fachwerk” houses and the lively city center with the Moselle River below. Visit Reichsburg, a neo-Gothic castle rising 330 feet above the Moselle River on a prominent hill, the largest castle on the Moselle River. Inside the castle, it is still fully furnished with beautiful Renaissance and Baroque furniture.
Lunch at a local restaurant. German pork knuckle menu with drinks of your choice German beer or fruit juice
Afternoon After lunch, travel to Trier (96 km), a city located on the banks of the Moselle River in Germany. The oldest city in Germany, founded 16 BC. Visit Trier (World Heritage City), the former seat of government in the Western Roman Empire. It was called the “Holy City” in the Middle Ages. Visit St. Peter’s Basilica, an ancient Roman Catholic cathedral that still retains its beauty. Visit the Old Town Square, which has been a market for trading goods since the 10th century. Visit Porta Nigra, a famous old Roman city gate made of gray sandstone. It is the largest Roman city gate north of the Alps and was registered as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1986.
Dinner at a restaurant / Travel to your accommodation
Accommodation: HOTEL PAEK PLAZA, TRIER or similar accommodation

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
After breakfast, travel to the city of "Luxembourg" (Laxambourg) (40 km), the city of the Grand Duke, the ruler of one of the smallest city-states in Europe (2,586 sq. km). Enter the old town, pass the city hall building, see the view of the city where the houses are lined up in the valley, which is a beautiful and impressive sight. Travel to the city of "Dinant" (120 km). Take a walk around Dinant, a small city located in the province of Namur in southern Belgium. The city is located on the banks of the Meuse River, which is flanked by the river and steep cliffs.
Noon Have lunch at a restaurant.
Afternoon Then take a cable car up to the city's viewpoint. See the view of Dinant on the Dinant Citadel, a strong fortress built in the 1530s but destroyed during the French War. Then travel to the city. Then travel to "Brussels" (100 km), the capital of Belgium. Take a photo with "Atomium", a giant atom sculpture, a symbol of the first unification of the European countries in 1959. Then visit the palace area where the King of Belgium resides. See Manakinpis, a monument of a little boy peeing, a symbol of Brussels. See the Grand Place (World Heritage) in the heart of the city. See various buildings such as the City Hall, Grill House, which was once the residence of the Belgian royal family and a market center for exchanging goods in the past.
Evening Dinner at a local restaurant. Special menu: Baked mussels in the Femmis style / Beef steak or pork steak with drinks.
Stay at: NH HOTEL COLLECTION, BRUSSELS or similar accommodations

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
After the meal, travel to the city of "Tournai" Tournai (90 km), the oldest city in Belgium. It is an ancient city over 2,000 years old. Take you to see the beauty of Notre Dame Cathedral, the most important cathedral in the country. In the Romanesque and Gothic styles, which was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2000 and is the oldest church in Belgium. See the Belfry, located in the middle of the city, 72 meters high and 256 steps. See the ancient bridge Pont des Trous, built in the 13th century, valuable because it is one of the three remaining medieval military bridges in the world. Then take you to the city of "Bruges" (80 km), the largest city and the capital of the province of West Flanders in the Flemish region of Belgium. To the northeast, it borders the Netherlands.
Lunch at a restaurant
Afternoon After the meal, visit the city of Bruges, also known as "Venice of the North" is a port city and an important art city in the early Netherlandish period. The ancient city is over 500 years old and was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2000. Visit the city hall in the Gothic style. Visit Markt Square or the city market, which is surrounded by beautiful buildings of art from different eras that are harmoniously and perfectly blended. Then take you on a boat trip to see Bruges, see the beauty of the world heritage city that is still perfectly preserved. Pass by the lovely houses along the canals that have been beautifully preserved in the original style.
Evening Dinner at a local restaurant
Stay at: RADISSON BLU, BRUGGE or similar accommodation

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Take you to Kinderdijk Windmill Village (160 km.) is the oldest windmill village in the Netherlands, built since 1740 and was also registered as a World Heritage Site in 1997. Located in the lowlands, it is flooded, so it was necessary to invent a windmill to pump water and grind flour and rice. Impressed by the magnificence of the old windmills, with up to 19 of them, lined up along the canal. Then take you to the city of "Delft" (40 km.)
Lunch at a restaurant
Afternoon Visit Delft, an important historical city. Because this city during 1572-1584 was the residence of Prince William of Orange, the Father of the Netherlands. He used Delft as a command center to fight against Spain. Visit the central square “Market Square”, which is nearby many important places such as the old church where Prince William is buried, Delft City Hall, the oldest in the Netherlands. When the time is right, we will take you to Amsterdam (40 km). The group will visit the “Coster Diamond Institute”, the diamond cutting industry in the Netherlands is considered one of the best in the world. Then we will take you to experience the beauty of Amsterdam by taking a boat trip along the canals, which are waterways with small arched bridges spanning each other. The houses are lined with slanted gables, which were dug in the 17th century during the Dutch Golden Age.
Evening Dinner at a restaurant
Accommodation: NH CITY CENTER AMSTERDAM or similar

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
After the meal, travel to the city of "Edam" (19 km) into the old city center, which is home to historical buildings with outstanding architecture. Which is still well preserved, such as St. Nicholas Church, an old church built in the 15th century or 1602-1699.
See the Old Town Hall, the city hall building built in 1737 in the Louis XIV style. Take pictures of the Edam Museum, a Dutch building that is still perfectly preserved. Built in 1530 Then travel to the city of "Volendam" or "The Pearl of the Zuiderzee" (3 km). Walk around the old city, which is outstanding in terms of the port and fishing village, including the most traditional Dutch clothing in the Netherlands. You have time to walk around the city at your leisure.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant
Afternoon Then return to "Amsterdam" to see the city with more than 100 small canals cutting through the city in an orderly manner. Take you to Dam Square, the historic center of the city, home to many historic buildings, such as the former Royal Palace (Koninklijk Palace), a grand 17th-century building that is still used to host official receptions of the country, the world-famous Madame Tussauds Waxwork Museum, the New Church (Nieuwe Kerk), which often hosts important art exhibitions, and Beurs van Berlage, the old stock exchange building that is now used as a concert hall and exhibition hall, the Bijenkorf department store, a large department store in the city center, and on the south side of Dam Square, there is a national monument built to commemorate the Dutch soldiers and members of the resistance who died in World War II. There are also a variety of shops and many coffee shops.
Evening Dinner at a Thai restaurant
Accommodation: NH CITY CENTER AMSTERDAM or similar accommodation

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
After the meal, travel to "Giethoorn" (120 km), a small village located between Zwolle and Steenwijk, Netherlands or "Venice of the Netherlands". This village was founded in 1230 and is nicknamed as a village without roads because people here travel by boat. Therefore, there are small canals winding around the village. Take a boat trip to admire the beautiful scenery in the village.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant, salmon steak menu
Afternoon Then take you to shopping at Roermond Mc Arthurglen Designer Outlet, a brand-name outlet with a variety of products for you to choose from, such as famous brands Guici, PRADA, Burberry, POLO, ADIDAS, NIKI and many more. Travel to the accommodation in the city "Düsseldorf" (Düsseldorf)
Evening Dinner at restaurant
Stay at: NH DUSSELDORF CITY or similar

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
After the meal, travel to the city of “Monschau” (80 km), a small city with a very important historical city in Germany. It is located in the Aachen District of the state of Nordrhein-Westfalen, the largest state in Germany. It is located in the Eifel Mountain Range. It was first mentioned in 1198 as Montjoie. It is a city surrounded by mountains. See the city center, which stretches along narrow streets lined with half-timbered houses with the Rur River flowing behind. The most prominent building in the city is the Red House, a Baroque townhouse built in 1752 by Johann Heinrich Scheibler. Today, this building has become one of the historically important buildings in Monschau. Take you to ‘Eltz Castle’
Lunch at a restaurant 
Afternoon After lunch, travel to Drachenburg Castle, a fairytale castle located on the edge of the Dragon Rock (Drachen) on a hilltop according to local beliefs, offering a stunning view of the nearby German countryside. Dragon's Rock is famous in medieval folklore as the place where the Norseman Sigurd slays a dragon while it slept in a cave. Baron Stefan von Sarter built Kragenburg Castle under the ruins of Siebengebirge Castle, which was demolished in 1637 and rebuilt in just 2 years from 1882-1884. See the castle's impressive grounds and rooms, including the famous staircase, large paintings and beautiful Baroque latticework. Then travel to “Koblenz” (57 km), then to “Koblenz” (35 km).
Dinner at a local restaurant
Stay at: MERCURE HOTEL, KOBLENZ / or similar

Morning Breakfast at the hotel restaurant
Visit the confluence of two rivers, the Rhine and the Mosel, in an area called Deutsches Eck. You will see the river in two colors. Take a photo with the equestrian statue of Emperor William I. Koblenz is located north of Frankfurt. It is an ancient city built 8 years before Christ. Then travel to Frankfurt, a city with a long history of many centuries. It was once the place where many kings and emperors held their coronation ceremonies. Pass by Frankfurt Railway Station, which is considered the prototype of Hua Lamphong Railway Station during King Rama V's European tour. Visit Römerplatz, the oldest square in the city. Beside it is the City Hall, which is located to the northwest of Römerplatz.
Lunch at a restaurant
Take you to ZEIL Street, a shopping street and especially the area between Konstablerwache and Hauptwache, which are called the Fifth Avenue of Germany, have everything to offer, from boutiques to shops filled with branded goods.
16.00 hrs. It's time to travel to Frankfurt Airport to check in boarding pass and do tax refund.
20.55 hrs. Depart for Bangkok by Thai Airways Flight No. TG923
20.55 hrs. Depart for Bangkok by Thai Airways Flight No. TG923