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| Europe. A fascinating continent whose allure only increases with time. Rich with heritage, every street in Europe has a story to tell. A land of magnificent castles, lush countryside and idyllic cobble-stoned streets, Europe is as ancient as it is modern, as laid-back as it is vibrant, as mysterious as it is welcoming. The magic of Europe never wanes. The unending flow of tourists from all over the world who throng here every single day bear testimony to that. The sixteen days you will spend here will tease you, titillate you, satisfy you and yet leave you hungry for more. Because Europe has a way of getting under your skin, drawing you back inexorably into its folds. Europe is a habit you will never want to break. |
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- Stay at conveniently located hotels. .
- Professionally trained tour directors.
- A/C deluxe coaches.
- Daily buffet breakfast.
- Freshly cooked Indian lunches and dinner.
- Stay three days in Paris.
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- Full day trip to Disneyland, Paris.
- Eiffel tower - 3rd level.
- Cruise on River Silence.
- Visit Madm Tussaud's Wax Museum.
- Orientation tour of Brussels.
- Visit the beautiful Cologne cathedral.
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| DAY 1: Brussels - A Capital Affair. |
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There could be no better introduction to Europe than Brussels, capital of Belgium and headquaters of the French and Flemish communities. A cosmopolitan city of a myriad diverse cultures, Brussels is lively, vibrant and truly a city lying at the crossroads of Europe. Here you will stroll across picturesque medival streets, rest in lively squares, be surrounded by beautiful boulevards, gambol in spacious parks, chit-chat in cosy cafes and dine in restaurants. You will visit the renowned Grand Place, gaze at the legendary Manneken Pis Statue, halt at St. Micheal's Church, witness the Palace of Justice and be mesmerized by the Atomium. |
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| DAY 2: Amsterdam - ABridge Too Far. |
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No visit to Europe can be complete without experiencing the venice of the Amsterdam. Here you will revel in the world's largest tulip garden, Keukenhof, where daffodils, hycinths, and narcicci rub shoulders with delicate orchids, flaming azaleas and hydrangeas. You will understand the finer nuances of the sublime art of making wooden shoes at Ratterman's wooden shoe factory. You will gaze at windmills, negotiate a historic canal or two in a sleek glasstopped boat, and leave this wonderful city of a 1000 bridges with as many memories. |
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| DAY 3: Cologne and Heidelberg - A Whiff of history. |
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The Cologne cathedral, whose spires at 515 feet tower over this vibrant, uncomplicated city. You will tehn undertake a cruise along the salubrious banks of the incredibly romantic River Rhine, that traverses four countries. You will view the legendary Lorelei Rock gaze at medieval castles atop riverside cliffs. A classic university town, Heidelberg has much to offer, like the Heidelberg Castle, perched majestically atop the Konigstuhl mountains and leisurely walks through the 'Alstad', the old town od narrow alleys and cobble-stoned streets. |
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| DAY 4: innsbruck - Crystal clear. |
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Straight out of Grimm's fairy tales, Innsbruck, or "the bridge over the Inn river", is a city rich in culture and heritage, reflected in the grand Gothic facades of its innumerable monuments. The journey by road to this historic city traverses some of the most picturesque Bavarian Countryside in Europe, that makes Bavaria one of the most visited states in Germany. The fascinating world of crystals at the world-famous Swarovski Crystal Museum at Wattens, a glittering experience that offers you to pick souvenir for your family. |
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| DAY 5: Venice - Life's A Boat. |
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Travelling to the "Bel Paese" or beautiful country through the Brenner pass, a mountainous pass through the Alps, 59 miles long and 4,497 ft high. Venice, a romantic city of crossed canals, peotry and passion, welcomes you with open arms. We are face to face with the Bridge of Sighs. Then from the Doges palace, the ducal (Duke's) residence, Our tour culminates at the Murano Glass factory where master craftsman demonstrate the art of craeting famous Venetian blown glass |
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| DAY 6: Rome - Cradle of Europe. |
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Our journey is through the Po valley which separates Alpine Italy from the Apennine Mountain Range stretching 1000km from the north to south of Italy along its east coast, traversing the entire peninsula. Forming its geologic backbone, the Apennines stretch almost the entire length of Italy. The drive takes us across the fascinating Po valley, Italy's richest agriculture region, through the important renaissance, and further through the famous wine villages. |
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| DAY 7: Rome - The Eternal City. |
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Rome is divine, not the least because it houses the Vatican, center of the Catholic church. Take in the Vatican Museum and visit the famed Sistine Chapel, a pure source of inspiration for artists and tourists alike, specially included on your tour. Visit St. Peter's Church, adorned with architectural and artistic masterpieces by Michelangelo and Bernini. be humbled by the sheer size of the Colosseum, an imposing 2000 year-old stone structure with a vast amphitheater where gladiators in ancient Rome vied for their lives. see the Victor emmanuel built to honour the first king of unified Italy, the Venice Square or the St Mark's Square. |
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| DAY 8: Florence - Birth-place of the Renaissance. |
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Florence has a lot to offer, like the Duomo, the Campanile, the Baptistry with its Gates to paradise, Piazza Della Signoria - an open-air museum of sculptures, Pallazio Vechio, the Uffizzi Art Gallery, and the Ponte Vecchio - bridge across the river Arno. Drive to Piazzale Michelanelo,. Finally, we head towards the Pisa, where we first stop at the "field of Miracles" and view the grand Romanesque Pisan styled Marble Cathedral and last but not the least, better known as the "Learning tower of Pisa". |
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