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🇳🇱 Netherlands
🇧🇪 Belgium
🇱🇺 Luxembourg
● 7 Days & 6 Nights
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Amsterdam & Benelux Charm | Netherlands, Belgium & Luxembourg
3 Countries · ONE Schengen Visa · ALL use Euro €
🇳🇱 Amsterdam + Keukenhof
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🇧🇪 Brussels + Bruges + Ghent
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🇱🇺 Luxembourg City
Package Overview
Duration
7 Days / 6 NightsDeparture
Any Indian CityAccommodation
4★ HotelsBest Time
Apr – Jun, Sep – NovCurrency
Euro € (All 3)Meals
Daily BreakfastThe Benelux — Belgium, Netherlands, and Luxembourg — is Europe’s most densely charming region: three small countries packed with more UNESCO heritage, world-class art, extraordinary food culture, and medieval beauty than most countries ten times their size. Amsterdam’s 17th-century canal ring and Golden Age masterpieces, Bruges’ fairy-tale perfectly preserved medieval streets, Brussels’ magnificent Grand Place and chocolate culture, Ghent’s dramatic castle and Van Eyck altarpiece, and Luxembourg’s UNESCO cliff fortress — all in 7 days, all with a single Schengen visa, and all using the same Euro currency. Rated 4.7 stars by 188 verified travellers.
Trip Highlights
Amsterdam canal cruise — more canals than Venice (165 waterways)
Rijksmuseum — Rembrandt’s Night Watch & Vermeer’s Milkmaid
Van Gogh Museum — world’s largest Van Gogh collection
Anne Frank House — one of Europe’s most moving historical sites
Keukenhof — world’s largest tulip garden (7 million bulbs in bloom)
Bruges UNESCO — most perfectly preserved medieval city in Europe
Brussels Grand Place UNESCO — “most beautiful square in the world”
Belgian chocolate trail — pralines, truffles, and master chocolatiers
Ghent Altarpiece — Van Eyck’s masterpiece (1432) at St Bavo’s
Luxembourg Bock Casemates — UNESCO underground cliff fortress
Day-by-Day Itinerary
1DAY
Arrival in Amsterdam — Welkom in Nederland!
Schiphol Airport • Canal Cruise • Jordaan Quarter • Leidseplein
- Arrive at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (AMS) — met by your Holiday Vibez representative
- Private transfer to 4-star hotel in central Amsterdam (Jordaan or Canal Ring area)
- Evening canal cruise — Amsterdam has more canals than Venice (165 in total). Glide past the 17th-century Golden Age canal houses aboard a private glass-topped boat (included)
- Jordaan neighbourhood — Amsterdam’s most charming quarter, with flower markets, independent boutiques, and the best brown cafés (bruine kroegen)
- Leidseplein — Amsterdam’s vibrant entertainment square with outdoor terraces and live street performers
- Welcome Dutch dinner — erwtensoep (split pea soup), stamppot (mashed potato with vegetables), and a Dutch Heineken fresh from the tap
2DAY
Amsterdam — Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh & Anne Frank
Rijksmuseum • Van Gogh Museum • Anne Frank House • Diamond Factory
- Breakfast. Rijksmuseum — the Netherlands’ greatest museum with Rembrandt’s Night Watch, Vermeer’s The Milkmaid, and Delft porcelain collections. Skip-the-line entry included
- Van Gogh Museum — the world’s largest collection of Van Gogh’s work, including Sunflowers, The Bedroom, and Almond Blossom. Over 200 paintings and 500 drawings (skip-the-line included)
- Anne Frank House — the actual hiding place of Anne Frank and her family from 1942–1944. One of the most moving historical sites in Europe. Pre-booked entry included
- Royal Palace on Dam Square (Koninklijk Paleis) — built in 1648 as the world’s largest building, now the official royal reception palace. Entry included
- Amsterdam Diamond Factory — the Netherlands’ world-famous diamond cutting tradition. Free guided tour showing the polishing and cutting process
- Evening: Heineken Experience (optional own cost) — the original brewery where Heineken was born in 1867
3DAY
Keukenhof Gardens & Amsterdam Free Day
Keukenhof Tulip Gardens • Windmills • Volendam Fishing Village
- Breakfast. Morning: Keukenhof Gardens (seasonal Apr–May) — the world’s most spectacular tulip garden with 7 million bulbs blooming simultaneously in 800 varieties across 32 hectares of colour (included when open)
- Outside tulip season: Hortus Botanicus — Amsterdam’s 400-year-old botanical garden, one of the oldest in the world. Or the Albert Cuyp Market — Amsterdam’s largest and most vibrant street market
- Zaanse Schans windmill village — the most authentic traditional Dutch windmill experience, with working mills, clog-making, and cheese-tasting (30 min from Amsterdam, entry included)
- Volendam — the most charming fishing village in the Netherlands, with traditional Dutch costumes, smoked eel, and stunning IJsselmeer lake views
- Edam — the quaint historic town that gave the world its most famous round red-waxed cheese. Dutch cheese tasting included
- Return to Amsterdam afternoon. Evening: Free time — the Nine Streets (De 9 Straatjes) for shopping, or a bike ride along the Amstel River
4DAY
Amsterdam → Brussels — Bonjour Belgique!
Train to Brussels • Grand Place UNESCO • Manneken Pis • Belgian Chocolate
- Breakfast. Train Amsterdam → Brussels (approx. 1h 50min — fast Thalys/Eurostar connection)
- Arrive Brussels (Bruxelles) — transfer to 4-star hotel in the city centre near the Grand Place
- Grand Place (Grote Markt) — Brussels’ UNESCO World Heritage central square, surrounded by the most ornate Gothic and Baroque guild houses in Europe. Victor Hugo called it ‘the most beautiful square in the world’
- Manneken Pis — the world’s most famous small statue, Belgium’s cheeky symbol. Often dressed in costumes — there are over 1,000 outfits in the costume museum
- Belgian Chocolate trail — Brussels has over 50 master chocolatiers per square kilometre. Visit Neuhaus (inventor of the praline in 1912), Pierre Marcolini, and Godiva’s flagship. Buy proper Belgian chocolates to take home
- Belgian waffle tasting — Brussels waffles (light, rectangular) vs Liège waffles (denser, caramelised) — a genuinely important distinction. Try both
5DAY
Bruges — The Venice of the North
Day Trip to Bruges • UNESCO Canals • Belfry Tower • Belgian Beer
- Breakfast. Day trip from Brussels to Bruges (1h by train — one of the easiest and most rewarding day trips in Europe)
- Bruges Old Town — the most perfectly preserved medieval city in Northern Europe, entirely UNESCO World Heritage listed. The entire city centre is car-free and unchanged since the 15th century
- Market Square (Markt) — Bruges’ magnificent central square with the 83m Belfry tower (Belfort). Climb 366 spiral steps for the most spectacular panorama of Bruges’ red rooftops and canals
- Bruges canal boat tour — glide through the medieval city on its enchanting network of canals, passing 15th-century stone bridges and swans floating below centuries-old houses (included)
- Groeningemuseum — the finest collection of Flemish Primitive art in the world, including Jan van Eyck and Hans Memling (entry included)
- Belgian craft beer tasting at De Halve Maan Brewery — the only brewery still operating in Bruges city centre, since 1564. Their Brugse Zot is extraordinary (included)
6DAY
Ghent & Brussels → Luxembourg
Ghent Half-Day • Gravensteen Castle • Brussels → Luxembourg Train
- Breakfast at hotel. Checkout. Morning: Ghent — Belgium’s most underrated city (1h from Brussels). Ghent is where Brussels’ sophistication meets Bruges’ medieval beauty
- Gravensteen Castle — the spectacular 12th-century ‘Castle of the Counts’, an imposing medieval fortress rising from the middle of the city (entry included)
- St Bavo’s Cathedral — home to the Ghent Altarpiece (The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb) by Jan van Eyck (1432) — one of the most influential paintings in Western art history (entry included)
- Ghent Graslei waterfront — the most photographed scene in Ghent: a row of medieval guild houses reflected in the Leie canal
- Afternoon: Train Brussels → Luxembourg City (approx. 2h 30min)
- Arrive Luxembourg — UNESCO World Heritage capital, one of the smallest countries in Europe but extraordinarily rich in history. Transfer to 4-star hotel. Evening stroll around the beautiful Grund lower city
7DAY
Luxembourg City & Departure
Bock Casemates • Chemin de la Corniche • Grand Ducal Palace • Departure
- Breakfast. Morning in Luxembourg City — compact enough to see all the highlights in a morning
- Bock Casemates — the spectacular underground network of rock-cut galleries, tunnels, and casemates carved into the cliff below the old city. UNESCO-listed fortress system dating to 963 AD (entry included)
- Chemin de la Corniche — described as ‘Europe’s most beautiful balcony’: the promenade along the old city walls with breathtaking views over the Alzette river valley and the lower Grund district
- Grand Ducal Palace — Luxembourg’s royal palace in the heart of the city, with ornate Spanish Renaissance facade (exterior viewing, guided context included)
- Notre-Dame Cathedral — Luxembourg’s magnificent early Baroque cathedral with stunning stained glass and royal crypt
- Transfer to Luxembourg Findel Airport (LUX) or Eurostar/train to Brussels Airport (BRU) for return flight to India
What’s Inside the Package?
✓ Inclusions
- Return flights India → Amsterdam (AMS), Luxembourg/Brussels → India
- Train Amsterdam → Brussels (1h 50min, included)
- Train Brussels → Luxembourg (2h 30min, included)
- 3N Amsterdam + 2N Brussels + 1N Luxembourg (all 4-star, central)
- Daily breakfast at all hotels
- All private airport/station transfers
- Evening canal cruise Amsterdam (glass-topped boat)
- Rijksmuseum skip-the-line entry (Amsterdam)
- Van Gogh Museum skip-the-line entry (Amsterdam)
- Anne Frank House pre-booked entry (Amsterdam)
- Zaanse Schans windmill village entry (Amsterdam)
- Keukenhof Gardens (seasonal Apr–May, entry included)
- Bruges day trip from Brussels (train included)
- Bruges canal boat tour (included)
- Groeningemuseum Bruges (entry included)
- De Halve Maan Brewery tour & tasting (Bruges)
- Ghent day trip from Brussels (train included)
- Gravensteen Castle + Ghent Altarpiece entry (Ghent)
- Luxembourg Bock Casemates entry
- Schengen visa documentation support (ONE visa all 3 countries)
- Travel insurance (7 days)
- 24/7 coordinator + local guides in all cities
✕ Exclusions
- Schengen visa fee (~₹7,500)
- Lunch & dinner
- Heineken Experience Amsterdam (optional, own cost)
- Diamond factory purchase (tour free)
- Belgian chocolate purchases
- Keukenhof bulb shopping
- Vianden Castle Luxembourg (optional day trip)
- Personal shopping
- Tips & gratuities
- Room upgrades
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need three visas for Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg?
No — all three countries are Schengen members and you need just ONE Schengen Tourist Visa. Since Amsterdam (Netherlands) is your entry point, apply to the Netherlands Consulate (VFS Global). Fee approx. ₹7,500. Processing: 10–15 working days. A particularly convenient feature of the Benelux is that all three countries also use the Euro — so one forex card loaded with Euros covers your entire trip without any currency exchange. Apply 6 weeks before travel. Holiday Vibez provides complete documentation support.
Is Bruges better than Brussels?
They are very different and this package gives you both! Bruges is the most perfectly preserved medieval city in Northern Europe — unchanged since the 15th century, entirely car-free, with canals, swans, and Flemish Primitive art. It feels like a living fairy tale. Brussels is a sophisticated modern capital with the most spectacular central square in Europe, world-class chocolate and beer culture, and the buzz of the EU capital. Most travellers prefer Bruges for romance and beauty, and Brussels for culture and food. The combination of both in one trip is the ideal Benelux experience.
When is Keukenhof open and what if we visit outside the season?
Keukenhof is open for approximately 8 weeks from late March to mid-May — the exact dates vary by year. It is one of the most spectacular natural displays on earth: 7 million tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths blooming simultaneously across 32 hectares. If you visit outside this window, the Dutch countryside is still beautiful — we substitute Keukenhof with a visit to the Amsterdam Flower Market (open year-round), Hortus Botanicus botanical garden, and the Zaanse Schans windmill village. Tulip fields are also visible in the Bollenstreek region from mid-April. Please specify your travel dates when booking.
Is Belgian chocolate really that much better than other chocolate?
Yes — genuinely. Belgian chocolate is legally defined: it must be produced in Belgium using real cocoa butter (no vegetable oils), and the EU protects the “Belgian chocolate” label as a geographical designation. Belgian pralines (invented by Neuhaus in Brussels in 1912) have a chocolate shell and flavoured filling — different from any other chocolate you’ve eaten. Master chocolatiers like Pierre Marcolini, Laurent Gerbaud, and Benoit Nihant create single-origin chocolates that taste categorically different from anything available in India. We strongly recommend buying 1–2kg to bring home. It is genuinely the finest chocolate in the world.
Why is Luxembourg included — is it worth it?
Luxembourg is one of Europe’s most underrated destinations and a completely different experience from Belgium and the Netherlands. As Europe’s only Grand Duchy, it has an extraordinary history of military fortification — the Bock Casemates underground fortress network is genuinely jaw-dropping, and the old city perched on cliffs above the Alzette river valley is UNESCO World Heritage and uniquely dramatic. It’s also the wealthiest country in the world per capita, so the food, hotels, and infrastructure are exceptional. Most travellers who were initially sceptical about Luxembourg become its biggest advocates after visiting.
Traveller Reviews
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188 Reviews
K
★★★★★
April 2025
We visited in April specifically for Keukenhof and it was one of the greatest natural spectacles of our lives. 7 million tulips in every colour simultaneously in bloom — photographs do not capture it. You have to stand inside it and smell it and watch the bees and feel the colour surrounding you. The canal cruise in Amsterdam at golden hour was equally beautiful — the 17th-century houses reflecting in the water, houseboats and bicycles everywhere. Bruges was a complete shock — we expected a tourist trap and found the most perfectly preserved medieval city we’d ever walked in. Holiday Vibez planned this beautifully.
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★★★★★
May 2025
My wife spent an entire afternoon at the Belgian chocolate shops in Brussels and I cannot blame her — the difference between genuine Belgian pralines and anything we get in India is simply not comparable. The Grand Place at night, lit up with the ornate guild house facades — Victor Hugo was right to call it the most beautiful square in the world. The Anne Frank House was the most emotionally affecting museum I have ever visited. Standing in the actual hiding place, seeing her actual diary — I had to sit down. Ghent surprised both of us enormously. Luxembourg was the most pleasant unexpected bonus of any trip we’ve done. Excellent all round.
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★★★★★
September 2025
The Van Gogh Museum was one of the most extraordinary museum experiences of my life — I knew his paintings from reproductions but seeing Sunflowers, The Bedroom, and Almond Blossom in person at their actual size is completely different. The brushwork, the texture, the colour — all lost in reproduction. The Rijksmuseum’s Night Watch is equally extraordinary. The Bruges brewery tour at De Halve Maan was fantastic — the tour guide was brilliant and the Brugse Zot beer tasted unlike anything I’d had before. We found Luxembourg astonishing — the cliff citadel views are genuinely dramatic. One Schengen visa for three wonderful countries — excellent package from Holiday Vibez.
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