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Day 1
Amsterdam Amsterdam is the capital and largest city of the Netherlands, and the epicentre of the country's finance and culture. Amsterdam's attractions, including its historic canals, the Rijksmuseum, the Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House, and its red-light district, draw 4.2 million tourists annually. This city fans out south from the Amsterdam Central railway station, which is serviced regularly from the airport. Amsterdam's rich architectural legacies make a stroll through the downtown, or a canal tour, a memorable experience. It is a city of bicycles, families, tidy streets and courteous manners. Quite opposite to the reputation, it's the peace and tranquility that lingers in your memory after departing this city. Meet your driver for a private airport transfer from hotel. A welcome package with your vouchers, a city map, train tickets (if relevant) and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful will be presented to you by your driver upon arrival. Alternative arrangements will be made if you do not have a private transfer at the start of your itinerary. The rest of the day is for you to enjoy at your leisure. This landmark Amsterdam property is centrally located opposite the city's zoo and is just one kilometre from the main squares of Waterlooplein and Rembrantplein. Eden Lancaster Hotel’s 91 contemporary guestrooms include high-speed Internet access (surcharge), tea and coffee facilities, and flatscreen televisions with pay movies. Guests can make use of the wireless Internet in the lobby; the 24-hour front desk has a safe deposit box and breakfast is served each morning for a surcharge. Overnight at Eden Lancaster (3*). |
Amsterdam |
Eden Lancaster Hotel |
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Day 2
Amsterdam Begin with a visit to the Aalsmeer´s world famous flower auction (closed Sundays and replaced by a visit of a traditional wooden shoe maker). Continue to Rotterdam, the second largest city of the Netherlands, characterized by its contemporary and fascinating architecture. The next stop is at the picturesque town of Delft. During your visit to the Delft Blue Pottery Factory, you'll learn about the historical developments of these ceramic techniques. From Delft you drive to The Hague for a city tour. Pass by the highlights of their governmental city like the House of Parliament and the Peace Palace. During this excursion you can visit Madurodam. This miniature city offers you the highlights of the Netherlands on a scale 1:25. Overnight at Eden Lancaster (3*). |
Madurodam |
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Day 3
Amsterdam This tour covers the magnificent area of Dutch polder landscape north of Amsterdam, marked by windmills, dikes and ditches. After a stop to taste some traditionally made products at a cheese farm, we will visit the picturesque villages of Edam and the Zaanse Schans, where you will have the opportunity to visit a windmill and wooden shoe factory. We continue to Volendam and Marken, fishermen’s villages along the former Zuiderzee. Marken used to be an island until it was connected to the mainland by a dike. Some people of both places still wear the traditional costumes. Including boat trip from Volendam to Marken and entrance Windmill. Lunch not included. Overnight at Eden Lancaster (3*). |
Dutch Countryside |
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