Classical Red Line - seven-days Europe Loop Tour

Complimentary Offer: one-hour city walk in Paris, accompanied by a local tour guide, to explore the romance and beauty of this city!

In the morning, our wonderful day starts by visiting numerous Paris tourist attractions. Our first stop will be the grand and formidable Arc de Triomphe, which depicts the national spirit of French. Then, we will stroll through the prosperous and hustling Champs Elysees and arrive at the Place de la Concorde，Napoleon’ s Tomb and Hotel des Invalides, where are the old sites of guillotine of the French Revolution. Along the way, we will also visit Notre-Dame Cathedral which takes more than 200 years to build. Then, we will take photos with the Giant of Paris - the Eiffel Tower, and have lunch in the nearby restaurants. In the afternoon, we will head to Versailles to visit the Palace of Versailles. This Palace was built by King Louis XIV of France in the 17^th century. The decorations of the palaces and gardens are extraordinarily extravagant. In the past, numerous French nobility and scholars came there to experience its unimaginable luxury. In the history, many significant treaties was signed by European countries in the Hall of Mirrors. After our tour, we will come back to Paris and head for hotels after dinner.

(Notice: Due to strict control of the flow of visitors and long lines and rigid ID-required ticketing system, we advise you to book a ticket in advance if you intend to visit the Palace of Versailles.  Visit time: 14:00 pm to 14:30 pm. Online booking website: https://billetterie.chateauversailles.fr/palace-ticket-visite-chateau-css5-chateauversailles-lgen-pg51-ei755927.html)

*City walk reminder: As this activity is physically demanding, we advise you to wear comfortable sneakers and baggy garments; if it is disrupted by force majeure (such as bad weather, traffic restriction, or strike), we will have the right to temporarily cancel this activity and all tourist attractions are not available for the tourists.

In the morning we will head to the Seine River and take sightseeing cruise to appreciate its gorgeous scenery, which is a must try in Paris. Then, we will visit the world-famous Louvre Museum to admire the three Museum’s treasures：Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Venus de Mil, and Winged Victory of Samothrace. In the afternoon, the tourist coach will take us to shop in the core Paris business zone. You can stroll along the business streets in group to experience its economic prosperity. Large department stores are great places for fashionable handbags, fashionable clothing or elegant French perfume. In the evening, if you are interested in appreciating spectacular dancing performance or savoring hearty French cuisine, our guide will be pleased to arrange these self-paid activities for you.

(Notice: Due to strict control of the flow of visitors and long lines and rigid ID-required ticketing system, we advise you to book a ticket in advance if you intend to visit the Louvre Museum.  Visit time: 13:00 pm to 14:00 pm. Online booking website: https://www.ticketlouvre.fr/louvre/b2c/index.cfm/calendar/eventCode/MusWeb) Friendly reminder: Due to the Louvre Museum's closure on May 1, 2026, the Louvre itinerary on that day will be swapped with the city walk on April 30. The Louvre visit will be scheduled for April 30. Ticket purchase time: April 30, 09:30-10:30

In the morning, we will head to the City of Champagne - Reims, which is the most economically important part of French champagne industry. What’s more, it is also historically significant. Since the 11^th century, this city has witnessed the coronation of successive French kings. That’s why it is also hailed as “City of Kings” and “City of  Coronation”. Next, we will visit another famous tourist attraction Reims Cathedral en route. After our tour in Reims, we will drive to the pocket-sized country Luxembourg and sightsee the Adolf Bridge, Great Canyon, Constitution Square and other eye-catching attractions.

In the morning, our first stop is Trier, the most ancient city in Germany. Built in the 1^st Century AD, it was the capital of the Western Roman Empire. What’s more, it is also historically hailed as the “Second Rome”due to its refulgence and glory during the reign of Emperor Constantine. More importantly, Karl Marx, the pioneering leader of Communism, was born in this place. The Karl Marx’s House and Black Gate Fortress are the must-visit attractions where you can feel its profound history. Next, we will head to the confluence of Rhine River and Moselle River to visit the well-known Deutsches Eck -Koblenz. Seating in the tourist coach, we will travel along the Rhine River and sightsee the nearby picturesque scenery. (Sail schedule permitting, we may travel by ship). Then, we will temporarily stay at Rudesheim am Rhein, a vigorous town, for a rest. In the afternoon, we will head to Germany’s largest financial center Frankfurt to visit the Romerberg and St. Paul’s Church, a grand building symbolizing freedom and democracy.

In the morning we will depart from Frankfurt to visit Bonn, homeland of renowned musician Beethoven as well as capital of Former West Germany. Upon arrival, we will visit Beethoven’s House and University of Bonn. Our next destination is Cologne, where we can closely admire the world-famous Cologne Cathedral and buy special souvenirs in the nearby shopping streets. After lunch, we will drive to Netherlands.

In the morning, we will head to suburb to visit the unique windmill village ZaanseSchans and visit the traditional clogs factory and cheese factory. Then, we will invite workers to introduce how to produce them. After that, we will sightsee the famous local attractions, such as Dam Square, Royal Palace, and Heroes’ Memorial. If you want, you can take glass-bottomed sightseeing boat to shuttle through the Amsterdam Canals, where you can experience the resurrection the 17^th century’s scenery. Amsterdam is known as the City of Diamond worldwide. Through our visit to the local diamond factory, we will take a glimpse of the world-famous diamond polishing technique.

(Visit the annual Keukenhof, which runs from mid-March to mid-May each year. Advance booking is required for entry. Please check the following website for more details: www.keukenhof.nl ; Visit time: 09:30-10:00.)

In the morning, we will head to Brussels, the capital of Belgium as well as the capital of the whole Europe. It is not only home to headquarters of European Union and NATO, but also is politically crucial to numerous international organizations and embassies. Upon arrival, we will take photos at its landmark Atomium at first. Then, we will stroll through the Gothic Town Hall, Grand Place and Manneken Pis to experience exotic cultures. The palatable chocolate, Waffle and Trappist Beer are the famous local specialties which are definitely worth buying! In the afternoon, we will drive to France and visit our last stop, the romantic and charming Paris.