Breakfast. We drive to Antwerp, which used to be more important than Amsterdam, however after the War of Religion, the city's economy and population declined dramatically, while rival Amsterdam experienced massive growth. We visit the Rubens Museum and the sights around the Cathedral, the City Hall and the Scheldt River. We continue towards Brussels. We see the beautiful old town with the famous Grand Place, Town Hall and Burgher's House, and little side streets with restaurants and the Manneken Pis statue. The Brussels Royal Palace on the hill is surrounded by parks and palaces, and is located near modern official buildings of the European Union. Overnight in Brussels.

Suggestion: Visit of one of the numerous chocolate factories and enjoy tasting of famous Belgian pralines.

Breakfast. We take a cruise on the spectacular Seine River and also give you the opportunity to go up the Eiffel Tower to have a panoramic view of this wonderful city. We drive to see the Montmartre with the Sacre Coeur, Place du Tertre and Moulin Rouge. Then we head to the Ille de la Cite and see the world famous Notre Dame Cathedral and enjoy some free time for shopping on the banks of the Seine. Overnight.

Suggestion: Visit of the famous Lido Paris Cabaret show 

After breakfast, we continue towards Switzerland and make the first stop in Reims. The city is very well- known for its wonderful Notre-Dame Cathedral of Reims. Reims is one of the three cities of the Champagne Triangle. In the afternoon, we arrive to Basel, a historic and modern trade and cultural centre on the important position close to Germany and France lies on the river Rhine. Accommodation and overnight.

After breakfast, we continue our journey in the beautiful Swiss alpine region and head to the picturesque town of Interlaken, the scene of many “Bollywood” movies, where you have some time to browse the shops for souvenirs. From there, a short drive brings us to Lauterbrunnen, where we board the train for the scenic journey to Jungfraujoch (at additional cost) – Top of Europe, the highest railway station in Europe at 3,454 metres (in case of favourable weather conditions). Visit the Ice Palace with ice sculptures or enjoy the panoramic views from the Sphinx Terrace. In the afternoon, we return to the valley and continue to one of the most beautiful cities in Switzerland – Lucerne. We take a panoramic tour of the city at the Lucerne Lake, birthplace of famous German composer, conductor, and theatre director Richard Wagner. Accommodation and overnight.

Suggestion: Train ride to Jungfraujoch – Top of Europe

After breakfast, we see some interesting sights like the golden roof and the life size statues of the Habsburg princes and kings in the Emperor Maximilian’s resting place. We continue our journey to Salzburg – the birthplace of the famous composer Mozart. We stroll around this beautiful town and its majestic castle Hohesalzburg, visit the Mozart's House, the Old Marketplace, the Mirabell Park and take a walk on the banks of the river Salzach. We end this day in the capital of Austria – Vienna. Panoramic tour will include the Schönbrunn Palace and other sights inside the Ring, like the Cathedral of St. Stephen’s and the Hof. Accommodation and overnight.

Suggestion: Taste of famous Mozartkugeln

Breakfast. Departure to Munich, the capital of the largest federal state in Germany, Bavaria, where we see the city sights around the new Town Hall: Marienplatz, St. Michael’s Church – the largest Renaissance church north of the Alps, Cathedral of Our Dear Lady, landmark and the city’s largest church. You can also climb the steps of the towers – the view of Munich's cityscape and the Bavarian Alps is breathtaking. We take a stroll between Karlsplatz and Marienplatz. We visit Deutsches Museum, located on a small island in the Isar river that runs through the city centre of Munich. This is one of the oldest and largest science and technology museums in the world and boasts an impressive collection of historic artefacts. You can see the first electric dynamo, the first car, and the laboratory bench where the atom was first split. Other highlights of the museum include exhibitions on astronomy, transportation, mining, printing, and photography. Accommodation and overnight.

Suggestion: Bavarian dinner with a glass of beer in a local restaurant