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On this Amsterdam Brussels Paris itinerary, visit three of Europe’s best cities. Start in
Amsterdam, where you get to stroll along the canals and visit the world class Van
Gogh Museum and Rijksmuseum. Travel by train to Belgium where you will spend two
days dining on chocolate, waf es, and beer and exploring the fairytale towns of
Bruges and Ghent. And what better way to end your holiday than with three days in
romantic Paris.
Amsterdam Brussels Paris

Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in Amsterdam
Day 2: Amsterdam
Day 3: Day Trip in the Netherlands
Day 4: Travel to Brussels
Day 5: Brussels Chocolate Tour
Day 6: Day Trip to Bruges and Ghent from Brussels
Day 7: Travel to Paris: Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elysees, Arc de Triomphe
Day 8: Paris: The Historic Center of Paris, Musee d’Orsay, Montmartre
Day 9: Paris: Versailles and the Louvre
Day 10: Fly home
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Where to Stay in Amsterdam

Where to Stay in Brussels

Where to Stay in Paris
Recommended Reading Before You Go
Day 1
Arrive in Amsterdam
Depending on your ight, most likely you will arrive in Amsterdam in the morning.
Check into your hotel and get settled. Only take a nap if you desperately need one. It’s
better to drink some coffee and stay awake so you can adjust to the time change as
quickly as possible.
Need advice on where to stay in Amsterdam? Click here to read our recommendations
at the end of this post.
Spend the afternoon and evening in our favorite spot in Amsterdam, the Jordaan
area and the Nine Little Streets (de 9 Straatjes). This is a very picturesque part of
Amsterdam, a maze of canals, bridges, and row homes. Cafes spill out onto the side
streets, the perfect place to grab a drink and people watch if the weather is nice.
While in Jordaan, here are two great things to do.
The Anne Frank House

For two years and one month, Anne Frank and her family lived in a secret annex,
hidden away from the Nazi’s. During this time, she wrote in her diary, which became a
memoir and an important piece of history.
Tour the hidden rooms and see the movable bookcase that covered the entrance into
the rooms.
Tickets can only be purchased online in advance.

(http://www.annefrank.org/en/Museum/Practical-information/Online-ticket-
sales/) You will reserve a speci c time slot, which eliminates waiting in line.
Pro Travel Tip: Book your time slots two months in advance (this is when the
tickets are released). For example, if you plan to visit the Anne Frank House on
June 1, make your reservation April 1. There is such a high demand for these
tickets that they sell out almost as soon as they are available.
Take a Canal Cruise
A canal cruise is the perfect, low-key activity for jet-lagged travelers.
I recommend skipping the larger boats with the big tour companies. These giant boats
are enclosed in glass and the people packed on board never look like they are having
much fun.
Instead, pick a smaller, open boat. You’ll be with less people and have a more intimate
experience. Some of these companies even serve wine while you cruise through the
city. We recommend Those Dam Boat Guys
(https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g188590-d8064405-Reviews-
Those_Dam_Boat_Guys-Amsterdam_North_Holland_Province.html) since they get
rave reviews on Trip Advisor.
Dinner
There are a lot of great restaurants in Amsterdam. If you need recommendations,
here are 3 spots to try:
Vinkeles. A high-class restaurant that serves modern French cuisine. Located in the
Dylan Hotel on Keizersgracht in the Nine Little Streets. Closed Sunday and Monday.
Foodhallen. This giant food hall is lled with small restaurants that serve food from
around the world. This is the perfect place to try new foods and not spend a fortune
on dinner. Located 10 minutes away from the Nine Little Streets.
Café de Reiger. Located in Jordaan, this restaurant and bar is popular with locals and
tourists.
For full details on visiting Amsterdam, I highly recommend you read our 2 day
Amsterdam Itinerary post (https://www.earthtrekkers.com/two-days-in-
amsterdam-itinerary/) which provides a similar but more in-depth itinerary, with
trip costs, opening hours of attractions, money saving tips, maps, and links to buy
all of your tickets online.
Day 2
Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Vondelpark,

and an Optional Evening in Haarlem
Rijksmuseum
We start in museum square, with the Rijksmuseum and the Van Gogh Museum. These
are Amsterdam’s most popular museums, so expect them to get crowded, especially
midday. By starting here rst, you get to enjoy at least one of the museums without
huge crowds.
The Rijksmuseum is enormous. On display are 8,000 objects of art and history, most
of it Dutch, with masterpieces by Johannes Vermeer, Rembrandt, and Frans Hals.
Most people spend 2 to 3 hours in the museum.
Pro Travel Tip: With the e-ticket and the Museumcard, you can skip the ticket
line (saving you 20 to 30 minutes during busy times).
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(https://www.vangoghmuseum.com/en) Do this in advance of your trip because
they can sell out days in advance. You choose a time slot and then you will enter
the museum within a half hour of your reserved time.
Vondelpark
Vondelpark is Amsterdam’s green space. This is where the local people relax and
sunbath on warm days and where families go outside to play. It’s a pretty spot to visit,
especially after spending most of the day inside of art museums.
Once you are nished at Vondelpark, walk or take Tram 1 to Bloemenmarkt.
Bloemenmarkt
The Bloemenmarkt is the only oating ower market in the world. About 15 orist
shops sell blooming owers, bulbs, and souvenirs. It is a bit of a tourist trap, but it’s
worth a quick visit if you are looking for gifts to bring home or just want to see owers
in bloom.
More Time in Amsterdam or Visit Haarlem?

For the rest of the day you are free to explore more of Amsterdam. Wander the canals
in the Jordaan area again, rent bikes and explore the city, or consider making a quick
trip to Haarlem for dinner and drinks.
Haarlem is just 15 minutes from Amsterdam by train. You won’t have enough time to
really explore Haarlem, but you can sit in the main square in town, have a drink at a
café, and have dinner.
Haarlem is awesome. The main square is beautiful, and on a nice warm day this is the
perfect spot to just plop yourself down in an outdoor café, have a drink and enjoy the
view.
For dinner we ate at the Wolfhound Irish Bar & Kitchen and it tasted like we were
back in Ireland.
Getting to Haarlem: From Central Station in Amsterdam, you can take a 15-minute
train to Haarlem. Trains leave approximately every 10 minutes and cost €5.60 one-
way.
Day 3
Day Trip from Amsterdam

There is more to the Netherlands than Amsterdam. The small towns near Amsterdam
are wonderful to explore. Some cities, like Utrecht, are smaller, less crowded versions
of Amsterdam. Other towns are lled with history, more art museums, windmills, or
thatched cottages.
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Utrecht: Utrecht, with its canals and street cafes, looks and feels like a smaller, less
crowded version of Amsterdam. With one day in Utrecht, you can explore the scenic
city center, take in the view from the tallest tower in the Netherlands, and dine at one
of many great cafes and restaurants in town. Utrecht is 27 minutes from Amsterdam
by train.
Read More: One Perfect Day in Utrecht

(https://www.earthtrekkers.com/one-day-in-utrecht-netherlands-
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Utrecht
Delft: Delft, famous for its pottery, also has charming canals to stroll and has a similar
ambience to Amsterdam and Utrecht. Delft is one hour from Amsterdam by train.
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Keukenhof
Zaanse Schans: This is the spot to visit operational windmills and see how clogs are
made. Take a 15-minute train from Amsterdam and then it is a 20-minute walk to the
town.
The Hague: The Hague (https://www.earthtrekkers.com/one-day-in-the-hague-

itinerary/) is home to the International Criminal Court of Justice and several really
cool art museums. The Hague is 45 minutes by train from Amsterdam.
The Hague
Rotterdam: Rotterdam is totally different than Amsterdam. With its modern

architecture, it feels more like you are visiting a cosmopolitan city like Chicago or
New York. Rotterdam is 30 minutes by train from Amsterdam.
Giethoorn: This is the farthest day trip option from Amsterdam, but it truly looks like
a place plucked out of a fairytale with thatched cottages and canals instead of roads. It
takes 2.5 hours by train and bus to get to Giethoorn.
Haarlem: If you didn’t visit Haarlem yesterday, you can spend today here.
Day 4
Amsterdam and Travel to Brussels

Spend the rst half of the day in Amsterdam. After lunch, take a train to Brussels,
giving you enough time to get settled and have time for dinner in town.
Breakfast at the Pancake Bakery
For an over-the-top breakfast experience, visit the Pancake Bakery. This popular
breakfast spot serves giant pancakes topped with almost anything you can imagine. If
you have a sweet tooth, you can get pancakes topped with ice cream, hot sauce, and
caramel. Or, if you like something savory, there are lots of options too. If you are
traveling with kids, they’ll love this place.
Pro Travel Tip: This place is one of the most popular breakfast spots in the city.
Arrive a few minutes before opening time, which is at 9 am, to avoid waiting in
line.
Dam Square
From the Pancake House, walk through the center of Amsterdam to Dam Square. It
can be crowded and touristy, but it is the main square of Amsterdam, so I think it is
still worth a very quick visit. Just expect large crowds and beware of pickpockets.
Museum Ons’Lieve Heer Op Solder
From Dam Square, walk to Museum Ons’Lieve Heer Op Solder, also called Our Lord
in the Attic. On the way, you will walk past De Oude Kerk and you can even take a
short detour through the Red Light District if you are curious what it’s all about.
Our Lord in the Attic is one of the best history lessons in Amsterdam.
This canal house, built in 1630, looks normal on the outside. But inside, on the top
level, sits a secret Catholic Church. Catholicism was banned in Amsterdam during the
17th century, so people built small churches in their houses, hidden away from public
view. This church is one of the largest and the best preserved of these schuilkerks.
During the audio tour, you will get a fascinating history lesson about Amsterdam and
the Netherlands, as you walk through the rooms of this 400 year old house. The tour
ends with a visit to the spectacular church on the top oor.
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Train to Brussels
After lunch, take the high-speed train to Brussels. This journey takes just under two
hours.
Pro Travel Tip: You should reserve your high-speed trains in advance. Read
about how to do this at the end of this post.
Brussels
Once in Brussels, get settled at your hotel. To get to your hotel from the train station,
you can walk (if you stay in a nearby hotel), take the metro, or take a taxi.
Pro Travel Tip: Staying near the Brussels Midi train station is very convenient for
this itinerary. You will use the train everyday while in Belgium, so being near the
train station saves you a lot of transit time in the city. We stayed at the Pullman
Hotel (http://www.booking.com/hotel/be/pullman-brussels-midi.html?
aid=1491067&no_rooms=1&group_adults=1&label=ABP) right next to the
Brussels Midi train station and the location was perfect.
Spend the evening walking through the center of Brussels. The Grand Place is
gorgeous at sunset, when the skies grow dim and the lights turn on.
For dinner in the center of Belgium, you can try the Lobster House, Brasserie de la
Ville, or our personal favorite, Pasta Divina.
Day 5
Explore Brussels
What are the best things to do in Brussels? See the dazzling Grand Place with its
opulent guildhalls and Town Hall, tour the historic center of Brussels, and feast on
chocolate, fries, and waf es.
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chocolate indulgence over the course of an entire day?
We designed a self-guided walking route and chocolate tour through Brussels. Not
only do you get to taste chocolate at the best shops in Brussels, you will stroll along
some of Brussels’ prettiest streets, say hi to Manneken-Pis and his sister, Jeanneke-
Pis, and even visit one of Brussels’ coolest bars.
On our do-it-yourself tour, you get to save a lot of money, taste as much chocolate as
you want, and see the best of Brussels. We think it’s the perfect way to spend one day
in Brussels.
Read all about our Chocolate Tour in our post:
How to do a Brussels Chocolate Tour On Your Own

(https://www.earthtrekkers.com/brussels-chocolate-tour-on-your-
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Is the Atomium Worth It?

The Atomium is frequently listed in travel guides and blogs as one of the best things
to do in Brussels. We visited the Atomium and we don’t see what all of the fuss is
about. Sure, it’s big, it’s unique, and you can climb up inside of it for views of Brussels.
But takes a lot of time to get there from the city center, lines can be long to enter the
Atomium, and once you’re inside it’s really not that exciting.
I would only consider visiting the Atomium if you also have plans to visit Mini-Europe,
a small park with miniature versions of European cities.
Day 6
Day Trip to Bruges & Ghent

Bruges and Ghent are two charming, small towns in Belgium, each just a short train
ride away from Brussels. You can combine visits to both towns into one day trip from
Brussels. Stroll through fairytale streets, dine on waf es and chocolate, take in the
view from two belfries, go on a canal cruise, and visit an ancient castle.
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charming side streets in Bruges.
Ghent
In the early afternoon, take a train to Ghent and spend the rest of the day touring
Ghent. Ghent is smaller and the list of sites to see is shorter than Bruges, so you don’t
need to spend as much time here.
This is another Belgian town where the streets are lined with beautiful buildings. The
views from Gravensteen and the belfry are amazing, so be prepared to take a lot of
photos today.
Once you are nished touring Ghent, you day ends with a train ride back to Brussels.
See our full, detailed itinerary on how to visit Bruges and Ghent in one day, plus
learn how to book your train tickets and get recommendations on where to eat in
our post:
How to visit Bruges and Ghent in One Day

(https://www.earthtrekkers.com/one-day-in-bruges-and-ghent-
itinerary/)
Day 7
Travel to Paris, Eiffel Tower, Champs-Elysees,

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maximize how much time you have in Paris. I would recommend arriving in Paris no
later than noon so that you have the full afternoon to see the city.
From Gare du Nord, take the metro or a taxi to your hotel and get settled. Have lunch
near your hotel.
Eiffel Tower
What better place to start in Paris than at the Eiffel Tower?
There are two ways up the Eiffel Tower. You can take an elevator or you can walk up
the stairs. The queues for the elevators are very long and the queue for the stairs is
much shorter. The choice is yours. If you take the stairs, you get to eat more chocolate
and crepes later!
If you plan to take the elevator, I highly recommend that you buy your tickets in
advance. (https://www.toureiffel.paris/en/rates-opening-times)
You cannot book the stairs in advance. You can only purchase these tickets at the
Eiffel Tower.
There are three levels on the Eiffel Tower. It’s roughly 300 steps to the rst level, 300
steps to the second level, and an elevator to the very top. If you take the steps to the
second level, on this level you can buy a ticket to take you to the top of the Eiffel
Tower.
View from the Eiffel Tower
Place de la Concorde
his famous square is full of French history. This was the spot during the French
Revolution where King Louis XVI, Marie Antoinette and Robespierre were executed
by guillotine.
From mid-November to early May a giant Ferris wheel sits in Place de la Concorde. If
the line is short and you want a nice view of Paris, consider taking a ride.
Go for a Stroll on the Champs-Elysees

The Champs-Elysees is one of the most recognizable streets in the world. It is famous
as being the nish of the Tour de France and the location of the Bastille Day military
parade. Restaurants, shops, the theaters line the Champs-Elysees. It has a touristy
feel but it’s still worth the stroll.
Along the way, if you want another French treat, consider stopping into Laduree for
macarons.
Arc de Triomphe
It’s time to take in the view from the mighty Arc de Triomphe. This is my favorite view
of Paris. There’s just something about looking down the Champs-Elysees to the
Louvre, out to La Defense, and of course, having the wonderful view of the Eiffel
Tower.
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to Concorde and then it is just a 5-minute walk to the Buddha Bar.
For full details on visiting Paris, I highly recommend you read our 3 Day Paris
Itinerary post (https://www.earthtrekkers.com/3-days-in-paris-itinerary/), which
provides a similar but more in-depth itinerary, with trip costs, opening hours of
attractions, and how to get around the city.
Day 8
The Historic Center of Paris, Musee d’Orsay &

Montmartre
Sainte Chapelle
Sainte Chapelle is home to one of the world’s best displays of stained glass. It is
gorgeous inside, much prettier than the inside of Notre Dame Cathedral.
The Conciergerie
This is optional, but for those with an interest in French history, you can visit the
Conciergerie. This is where people were imprisoned before being taken to Place de la
Concorde to be executed. Marie Antoinette is the most famous prisoner.
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Notre Dame Cathedral

From Sainte-Chapelle it’s a very short walk to Notre Dame Cathedral.
The highlight of Notre Dame is getting that gargoyle view of Paris. The view from the
tower is amazing and one of the best in the city. This is worth the wait in line.
Fortunately, things have changed in recent years. Now you can reserve a time slot,
(http://www.tours-notre-dame-de-paris.fr/en/News/No-more-queuing-to-go-up-
Notre-Dame) which eliminates the long, painfully slow line that once stretched down
the side of Notre Dame.
The View from Notre Dame
Lunch
Before leaving Ile de la Cite, it’s a quick walk to one of the prettiest storefronts in
Paris, Au Vieux Paris d’Arcole. This is a small café so you can eat lunch here.
Another good lunch spot is Pom’ Canelle, a restaurant that serves French and
European food at reasonable prices. From Ile de la Cite, cross Pont Saint-Louis to Ile
Saint-Louis. This island gets fewer visitors than Ile de la Cite and it’s a good spot for
lunch and to go shopping. Pom’ Canelle is located here, at 27 Rue des 2 Ponts.
For an amazing ice cream shop, walk just one minute to Bertillon Glacier. This place
is world famous for its ice cream and sorbet. In fact, you could skip lunch and just eat
here instead (we did!).
Walk Along the Seine

Cross Pont de la Tournelle to the Left Bank. Walk along the Seine. As you approach
Pont de l’Archeveche you get a beautiful view of Notre Dame. Pont de l’Archeveche
makes a great photo spot of the cathedral.
Continue the stroll along the Seine until you reach Musee d’Orsay.
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Sacre Coeur and Montmartre

Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening exploring Montmartre. This maze of hilly
streets is one of Paris’ prettiest neighborhoods to visit.
I recommend getting off at the Lamarck metro station and walking towards the Sacre-
Coeur Basilica. This is a very nice walk that takes you past photogenic spots such as
La Maison Rose and Le Consulat Restaurant.
Before arriving at the basilica you will walk through Place du Tertre. This small
square is lled with artists. Go shopping, grab a drink at a café, or have your portrait
drawn.
The Sacre-Coeur Basilica sits atop the highest hill in Paris. The steps in front of the
Basilica are a popular spot to watch the sunset. You also have the option to climb the
300 steps to the top of the Dome for an even better view.
For dinner, take your pick from restaurants in the area. We ate at Le Relais Gascon, a
wonderful little place that prepares French food.
Day 9
Versailles and the Louvre
The Palace of Versailles

Versailles is a royal chateau located on the outskirts of Paris. In 1682, King Louis XIV
moved the Royal Court from the Louvre to the Palace of Versailles. For a little more
than 100 years, this was the seat of government for France. That ended in 1789 with
the French Revolution. The monarchy moved back to Paris and since then, the city of
Paris has remained the seat of government for France.
During your visit to Versailles you will tour the palace and get to stroll through the
gorgeous gardens. We visited on a rainy day, not the best weather for photography,
but on a sunny day this place looks stunning.
How long does a visit last? If you’re fast, it takes 3 to 4 hours to zip through the
palace and walk a part of the gardens. You can spend all day here, however, if you
want to have enough time to visit the Louvre, you should plan on leaving Versailles in
the early afternoon.
Learn more about everything you can see and do in Versailles on the of cial website.
(http://en.chateauversailles.fr/)
Afternoon at the Louvre

The Louvre is the world’s largest art museum. This building was once the home to
French Kings, including Louis XIV. During the French Revolution in the 18th century,
the Louvre was converted to a museum.
If you are an art lover, take several hours and enjoy this spectacular place. However, if
you just want to visit the highlights, you can do so in about an hour.
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This evening, you have several options. Have dinner in a French restaurant, take a
dinner cruise on the Seine, stroll through Le Marais, or go shopping at Place de la
Madeleine and at the luxurious department stores Printemps and Galeries Lafayette.
Day 10
Depart Paris
Fly home or continue your travels.
How to Book Your Trains

You will use the train quite frequently on this itinerary, so it’s a good thing that train
travel in Europe is cheap, fast, and very easy to do.
I recommend booking two of your journeys in advance: Amsterdam to Brussels

and Brussels to Paris. Both of these journeys will be on the Thalys train, a high-speed
train that connects these cities in surprisingly short period of time. By booking your
seats in advance, you can save money by taking advantage of cheaper pricing when
the tickets are released. Tickets from Amsterdam to Brussels are as low as €26 per
person and from Brussels to Paris as low as €29 per person.
To book your tickets online, visit belgianrail.be. (http://www.belgianrail.be/)
You can also book your tickets to towns in the Netherlands and to Bruges and Ghent
in advance or you can simply purchase them when you arrive at the train station.
Trains run very frequently and you do not reserve seats on these local trains, similar
to riding the metro.
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Where to Stay in Amsterdam

The best area to stay is Jordaan and the Nine Little Streets. This is our favorite area of
Amsterdam and being on the canals at night is magical.
Luxury: The Dylan. (http://www.booking.com/hotel/nl/blakes.html?

aid=1491067&no_rooms=1&group_adults=1&label=ABP) Modern, trendy,
luxurious, this hotel is located on Keizersgracht, within walking distance of the Anne
Frank House. This hotel is also home to Vinkeles, the upscale dining experience we
recommended for dinner.
Mid-Range: The ‘t Hotel. (http://www.booking.com/hotel/nl/t.html?

aid=1491067&no_rooms=1&group_adults=1&label=ABP) This is where we stayed
on our rst visit to Amsterdam. The ‘t Hotel has a perfect location, right on a quiet
canal and within walking distance of the main sites in Amsterdam. Since our visit in
2008, the hotel has been renovated (and prices have gone up). The family room is the
penthouse of the hotel with a loft for the kids.
Mid-Range: Crowne Plaza South. (http://www.booking.com/hotel/nl/crowne-

plaza-city-zuid.html?aid=1491067&no_rooms=1&group_adults=1&label=ABP) If
you are looking for a clean, comfortable and quiet place to stay and don’t want to
spend a fortune (or most places are already reserved when you start your hotel
search) consider staying a bit outside of the city. On our most recent visit to
Amsterdam, we stayed here at the Crowne Plaza. It’s a great hotel and we had a great
stay, without any complaints. It took us 15 minutes by metro to get into town but we
saved a lot of money by staying outside of the heart of Amsterdam.
Budget:
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prime location on Hazenstraat near the Jordaan neighborhood. It gets rave reviews
and can be hard to get, so make your reservation as soon as you can.
Where to Stay in Brussels

We stayed at the Pullman Hotel Centre Midi
(http://www.booking.com/hotel/be/pullman-brussels-midi.html?
aid=1491067&no_rooms=1&group_adults=1&label=ABP) in Brussels. This hotel is
located right next to the Brussels Midi train station. The location is brilliant. In just 5
minutes we could be standing at the train platform, perfect for day trips to Bruges
and Ghent and for traveling to/from Paris and Amsterdam, among other cities. From
this hotel, it takes just 10 minutes by metro to get to Grand Place. This is a modern
hotel, the WiFi works very well and the rooms are large.
Where to Stay in Paris

We have visited Paris three times and here is where we stayed.
Hotel Brighton. (http://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/brighton.html?

aid=1491067&no_rooms=1&group_adults=1&label=ABP) This is the most expensive
hotel on this list but it’s worth it if you want an awesome view over Paris. Located on
Rue de Rivoli right across from Tuileries Garden, you will be able to see the Louvre,
Notre Dame Cathedral, the Eiffel Tower, and the Arc de Triomphe from your room.
Request a high oor, preferably one with a balcony, for the best experience.
Hotel de La Bourdonnais. (http://www.booking.com/hotel/fr/de-la-

bourdonnais.html?aid=1491067&no_rooms=1&group_adults=1&label=ABP) This
hotel is located near the Eiffel Tower. From our room, if we hung our head out of the
window, we could see the top of the Eiffel Tower. This hotel is under new
management since our visit and it looks like things have changed for the better. We
liked here, but not as much as the other two hotels in this list.
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small, boutique hotel is its excellent location. The Louvre, Tuileries Garden, Place de la
Concorde, and Palais-Garnier are all within a 10-minute walk. The Tuileries and
Pyramides metro stations are less than 5 minutes away. The rooms are small but
tastefully decorated and the staff is friendly and speaks English. You don’t get the
awesome view in this hotel but we loved the friendly staff and the location.
Recommended Reading
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Amsterdam. It puts a lot of what you will see in and around the Anne Frank House
into perspective.
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Mel
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Hello Julie, I love your website! I was looking into the trains from
Amsterdam to Brussels and found that there were both operating trains
under Eurostar and the Thalys line. But everywhere I searched (such as on
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I’m not sure if it is a new thing, but it does look like you can travel between
Amsterdam and Brussels by Eurostar, but you can’t go Brussels to Paris by
Eurostar. We have always used Thalys to travel between Paris, Brussels
and Amsterdam and it’s very economical and fast. Since Thalys covers the
entire journey between Amsterdam and Paris, it just seems to makes sense
to use them. Cheers, Julie
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Janice
MARCH 3, 2019 AT 5:11 AM (HTTPS://WWW.EARTHTREKKERS.COM/10-
Hi Julie,
Just found your website and and of thinking this great 10 days itinerary.
This summer mid July we will travelling to London~Amsterdam ~Brussels
and end at Paris. Just wondering which hotel you all stayed in Amsterdam
and Paris?
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At the end of this article we mention where we stayed in each city and give
a few more hotel recommendations. Cheers, Julie
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Mallory
MARCH 1, 2019 AT 12:00 PM (HTTPS://WWW.EARTHTREKKERS.COM/10-
So glad I found your website. I am going to Amsterdam (via USA) in

October and had planned on hitting all of the top places you described-
Amsterdam, Brussels and Paris. I will do more digging into your links for all
the details. Thanks so much for all the info?
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Julie
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You’re welcome!
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October.
I would like to skip Brussels and visit Bruges and Gent. I wanted to know if
there was a speci c reason you started in Amsterdam and ended in Paris,
and not the other way around? I can start in either city, and was not sure if
there are things to consider doing a similar route without Brussels and
starting in Paris.
Thank you in advance!
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Julie
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Hello Nadia. You can do this itinerary in either order (we have done it both
ways). I personally love Paris so I think it’s a nice ending to the trip, but you
can do it either way. You will take the train from Paris to Brussels and then
transfer in Brussels to continue on to either Bruges or Ghent. And then to
get to Amsterdam you will transfer in Brussels again. Cheers, Julie
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Dennis
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I am so glad to have found your site. The Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris

itinerary is exactly what I was looking for, I do plan on reversing the order
though, and adding Copenhagen to the end. I have a quick question
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Hello Dennis. The answer to your visa question depends on your home
country. If you are from the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Israel,
Japan (and many more), you do not need a visa. You can check this list
(https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/who-needs-schengen-visa/) for more
information. Cheers, Julie
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Jen
FEBRUARY 3, 2019 AT 9:08 AM (HTTPS://WWW.EARTHTREKKERS.COM/10-
Thinking of this great 10 itinerary PLUS would like to include Copenhagen,

Germany and/or Switzerland for an alpine mountain experience. We have 3
weeks to allow for summer travel . Can you suggest an itinerary? Flying
from east coast US.
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You have about another 10 days to use which is great. We have only been
to Lucerne in Switzerland so I can’t offer a whole lot of advice, but 10 days
there should give you plenty of time to explore the mountains. In Germany,
you could do 10 wonderful days in Bavaria (this link
(https://www.earthtrekkers.com/bavaria-itinerary/) is for our 10 day
Bavaria itinerary). You only need about 2 days to visit Copenhagen
(https://www.earthtrekkers.com/one-perfect-day-in-copenhagen-
itinerary/). With your extra time, you could go to Germany and visit Bavaria
or go to Hamburg or Berlin (https://www.earthtrekkers.com/5-day-berlin-
itinerary/).
If you pick Copenhagen, you could go Paris – Brussels – Amsterdam and

then continue to Copenhagen. For Switzerland, go Amsterdam – Brussels –
Paris and take a train or y to Zurich, Bern, or Geneva. For Bavaria, most
likely you would y to Munich so I don’t think your order of
Paris/Brussels/Amsterdam matters much. Then it’s just picking the most
convenient ight from the East Coast (we live on the east coast too and it’s
quick and easy to y to Paris and Amsterdam – from Dulles; and we have
own Norwegian Air (from JFK) to Copenhagen for very low prices…so it’s
worth looking into ying round trip on Norwegian Air).
If you narrow things down and want more advice, don’t hesitate to
comment again. Cheers, Julie
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Farrah
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get from Florence to Naples and is it best to do so enroute to Greece.
Please help I know it’s a lot. Would appreciate some guidance
London to Venice -2 days

Venice to Florence -1 day
Florence to cinque terre – 2 days
Cinquere Terre to Naples – 2 days
(Day trip from Naples to Capri )
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to charter a taxi to the alma coast to visit ( Postinao, Sorrento, Fuero,
Ravello)
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total and then y from Greece to London
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Julie
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To get you started, take a look at our article about planning a Europe
itinerary (https://www.earthtrekkers.com/how-to-plan-your- rst-trip-to-
europe-itinerary/) and our Italy Travel Guide
(https://www.earthtrekkers.com/italy-travel-guide/) for lots of info on Italy.
It sounds like you have about 18 days and you want to spend about a 1/3 of
the time in Santorini/Crete. Let me give you a sample itinerary and you can
change it however you like.
1 – arrive Venice
2 – Venice
3 – train
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6 – Cinque Terre
7 – Train to Naples
8 – Day trip to Capri from Naples
9 – Naples – Pompeii – Sorrento
10 – Day trip to Amal Coast from Sorrento (private driver works great!),
sleep in Sorrento
11 – travel to Naples, y to Santorini or Crete
For the last 7 days, you can divide up your time between Santorini and
Crete. We have not been to Greece yet but we will be in Santorini this
spring. We are taking the ferry to get to Santorini and then later ying to
Athens from Santorini. This itinerary works but it is very fast. Consider
adding a day to Florence. Tuscany is really nice and the extra day will give
you the time to day trip into Tuscany (again a private driver is a nice way to
do this).
Hope this helps and let us know if you have more questions! Cheers, Julie
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Joanne Trinidad Rosmarino

DECEMBER 30, 2018 AT 9:41 PM
Is it good to take the 10 days trip to Amsterdam Brussels and Paris on

December 2019
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It will be chilly, of course. Early in December I would imagine crowds to be

light and costs to be lower. Around Christmas and New Years it will get
more crowded and hotel costs will be higher. But yes, you can go in
December and I think it would be a festive time to visit these cities if you
don’t mind the cooler temps. Cheers, Julie
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DIANA RAINS
SEPTEMBER 4, 2018 AT 8:37 AM
Hi, Just found your website while looking at trips to Paris, Belgium and
Amsterdam. My oldest son and I are trying to plan a trip next year. I was
wanting your opinion on which month might be the best? We were thinking
of mid March or the end of May. We would only have 8 or 9 days total.
Thank you for any advice you could give me.
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Julie
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Hello. In mid-March, it will still be rather cold/chilly but crowds will be low.
The weather will be much nicer at the end of May but you will have to deal
with higher crowds and higher prices. You will have to make a decision
between iffy weather/low crowds in March and very nice weather/more
tourists
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Jessica Cowan
AUGUST 27, 2018 AT 11:15 AM (HTTPS://WWW.EARTHTREKKERS.COM/10-
Hello,
I love your web site and have used it often to plan, and dream of future trips
with our family!
This Spring, mid April, we will be traveling ying in and out of Amsterdam.
Our boys are 12, 10 and 6 and lucky for them, this is their 4th trip to
Europe (Italy, Spain and Ireland) I was also thinking of Amsterdam, Brussels
and Paris, but I was wondering, instead of Brussels of heading down to the
Rhine Valley or another spot in Germany.
I loved your Germany post, but I doubt we can t that in with this trip. May I
have your thoughts? We have 12 days total.
Thank you and safe travels! Please keep writing and posting!
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it would be best to pick a place that you can visit by
train, since the trains are so fast and economical in Europe. Cologne,
Germany is an option. We have not been there yet, so I don’t know how
great it would be, but the cathedral looks nice! A month ago we visited
Colmar, France, which is just across the border from Germany. This is the
Alsace and there are lots of colorful, fairytale towns to visit. I have not
written about it yet but I will soon. Near Freiburg, Germany there is an
amusement park, Europa-Park, that would be fun for kids. You can day trip
there from Colmar. From Colmar, I think that it’s a 2 hour train ride to get
to Paris. If you go to Colmar, you probably should rent a car for the days
that you are there since that’s the easiest way to get around. Hope this
helps! Cheers, Julie
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Jessica Cowan
OCTOBER 17, 2018 AT 1:09 PM (HTTPS://WWW.EARTHTREKKERS.COM/10-
Hi Julie,
I hope your fall is going well! I think we are going to take your advice and
visit the Alsace region on our upcoming trip. May I ask another question, I
could put a fourth day in Amsterdam(for an additional day trip instead of
only biking the tulip elds) or Paris or add a third day to the Alsace region.
What are you thoughts? Also, what else should we not miss in the Alsace
region? Thanks for your help!
Travel well,
Jessica
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Julie
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I really need to write our Alsace posts!! 🙂 We stayed in Colmar and there
are a lot of great little towns nearby to road trip to: Eguisheim,
Kaysersberg, and Riquewihr were some of our favorites. It’s also nice to
visit Koenigsburg, the castle on the hill. A lot of people like Strasbourg but it
has a bigger city feel. It was very crowded and hot when we visited in
August so had a hard time really enjoying it there. Two days is the minimum
in the Alsace and 3 days gives you enough time to day trip to a bunch of the
cities without feeling rushed. Even though they are wonderful, they do
start to feel and look the same, and it did get a little boring for Tyler and
Kara. I don’t know what you think about this idea, but there is a large
amusement park called Europa-Park in Germany near the Alsace. It would
be fun for kids. We didn’t do it, but it’s just an idea. I will have my posts done
by the time you go to the Alsace. 🙂 Just keep a lookout for them.
So, you could add the 3rd day to the Alsace or add it Paris (I recommend 3
days in Paris at a minimum if you can).
Cheers, Julie
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