Floral Wonders of Holland & Belgium – 6 Nights
Blossoming Landscapes
Price Per Person
Starting at 30,000 30,000
Category
After being devastated by heavy German bombing during World War II, Rotterdam rose from the ashes with incredible vitality — astonishing the world with its rapid post-war revival! Don’t expect to see yet another ABC (Another Boring Castle) here — instead of the typical Baroque, Renaissance, or “Old European” styles, you’ll find a cityscape filled with modern, cutting-edge architecture reminiscent of New York or Tokyo. If you’re a fan of contemporary architectural art, Rotterdam is a must-see. Let your eyes be dazzled by its creative spirit — from the iconic Cube Houses to the innovative Floating Community, this city promises a visual feast like no other.
Train
- [Eurail Benelux Pass] 3-day flex pass within 1 month (Adult Companion Ticket)
- [Seat Reservations – Northwest Routes] Amsterdam → Rotterdam, Rotterdam → Brussels
- [Ticket Issuance Fee] €6 per rail pass or train ticket
Hotel
- 2 nights in Amsterdam
- 2 nights in Rotterdam
- 2 nights in Brussels
Sightseeing Activities
- I Amsterdam Card
Others
- Travel Insurance: NT$5 million accident coverage + NT$200,000 medical coverage
- European Mobile Data Plan
- Travel Document Holder
- Travel Consultation Services
Trip Rules
- Price per person based on double occupancy
- NT$38,000 per person — includes first-class train tickets and upgraded hotel accommodations
- Valid until: December 31, 2025
- Please note: In case of extended travel periods or peak season surcharges, hotel prices are subject to actual booking rates.
- Price excludes airfare, passport and visa fees, overnight sleeper trains (if applicable), and city taxes imposed by hotels.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1–2｜Amsterdam (2 nights in Amsterdam)
In the 13th century, Amsterdam was merely a small fishing village near the North Sea. By the 17th century, it had transformed into one of Europe’s wealthiest cities, thanks to Dutch maritime dominance and booming trade with the East. This era saw the beginning of major urban planning projects - many of which still define the city today, such as its expansive canal network and the grand canal-side merchant houses that laid the foundation for modern urban prosperity.
Visit the Rijksmuseum, where vivid colors and masterful compositions lead you into the luminous world of Rembrandt. Stroll through the vibrant city center, stopping by Dam Square, the Royal Palace, the National Monument, and the Flower Market. As night falls, Amsterdam reveals an even more captivating charm.
Architectural Highlights:
- KNSM Island
- Silodam Residential Complex
- IJdock Urban Development
- WoZOCO Apartments for the Elderly
Hotel Upgrade Option:
Upgrade to stay at one of Amsterdam’s distinctive serviced apartment hotels:
- Yays Oostenburgergracht Concierged Boutique Apartments
- Eric Vökel Boutique Apartments – Amsterdam Suites
(Rooms are limited and in high demand — early booking is highly recommended!)
Day 3~4｜Amsterdam → Thalys Train → Rotterdam
Ride the Goddess of Speed: The Thalys Experience
Sleek, classic, and dressed in a deep crimson hue, the Thalys high-speed train is often hailed as the goddess of European rail travel—and one glance at its elegant logo tells you why. Known affectionately as the “Javelin Goddess,” and sometimes even as the “Strongman Train,” the Thalys glides effortlessly across borders, connecting Belgium, France, the Netherlands, and Germany with grace and speed.
First-class passengers are treated to a truly elevated experience: attentive onboard staff, complimentary gourmet meals and drinks (yes, including red and white wine—this is Europe, after all!), plus the convenience of free Wi-Fi and in-seat charging for your devices. No customs lines, no airport stress—just sit back, relax, and let the goddess whisk you away.
Rotterdam: The Modern Soul of the Netherlands
With its cutting-edge bridges, striking contemporary architecture, and giant ships gliding through its waterways, Rotterdam makes a bold first impression. But this bustling port city is more than just modern—it’s magnetic, creative, and full of surprises.
Levelled during WWII, Rotterdam rose from the rubble with daring spirit and architectural innovation. Today, it's a playground for design lovers and a living showcase of modernist ambition. From the iconic Cubic Houses near the historic Oude Haven (Old Harbor), to the 1930s Van Nelle Factory in Kop van Zuid, and the vibrant Museumpark—every corner reveals a new facet of the city’s character.
Rotterdam is like an open-air museum of modern architecture, pulsing with energy and rich in cultural expression. Browse trendy design boutiques, discover avant-garde artists, or catch an experimental performance—this city thrives on creativity.
Yet, history still whispers through its cobbled streets. For a taste of old-world charm, stroll through Delfshaven, a beautifully preserved district where centuries-old buildings line a postcard-perfect harbor. Once a bustling maritime hub, the area now houses cozy shops, art galleries, and quirky museums—each echoing the golden age of Dutch seafaring.
Day 5–6｜Rotterdam → Thalys Train → Brussels (2 Nights in Brussels)
From the sleek lines of Rotterdam to the historic heart of Brussels, hop aboard the Thalys and glide comfortably into the Belgian capital—home to one of Europe’s most stunning city squares. Often called the crossroads of Belgium, Brussels blends medieval charm with cosmopolitan energy, making it the perfect next stop on your European journey.
At the heart of the city lies the Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site so breathtaking that Victor Hugo once proclaimed it “the most beautiful square in Europe.” It’s the perfect place to begin your Brussels adventure. Surrounding the square are lively shopping streets, countless cafes, and the elegant Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert—one of Europe’s oldest shopping arcades, where glass ceilings meet timeless boutiques.
No visit to Brussels is complete without greeting the city’s cheekiest icon: the famous Manneken Pis, the little bronze boy fountain that never fails to draw a crowd. Just around the corner, the Museum of the City of Brussels, housed in the grand King’s House (Maison du Roi), showcases an entire wardrobe of quirky costumes gifted to the little statue from around the world.
And just when you think Brussels couldn’t be more whimsical, head to the nearby Rue des Bouchers, affectionately known as "Seafood Street." Among its bustling restaurants and outdoor terraces, you’ll find a surprise: a little girl statue peeing, clearly trying to steal the spotlight from her more famous brother. It’s a playful touch that captures the spirit of this fun-loving city.
Travel Tip : Ever Wondered About the Secret Behind Belgian Waffles?
Crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and served with everything from strawberries and whipped cream to rich Belgian chocolate, the waffle is more than just a snack in Belgium—it’s a cultural icon. But not all waffles are created equal... (Want to add more here? Let me know and I can expand this into a sidebar or bonus feature!)
