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AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Although we appreciate that many passengers will choose to explore the city alone, this tour is for those of us who enjoy seeing the sights from the comfort of a coach, and who value the services of a fully qualified English-speaking guide to enlighten us.
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AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Departing the quayside, we travel by coach to the windmill village Zaanse Schans. The name derives from the defending wall (‘schans’), which was erected at the end of the 16th century for the war against the Spaniards.
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AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
While visiting one of the diamond factories, we can follow the process and get information on diamonds while enjoying a glass of sparkling wine.
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AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
Although we appreciate that many passengers will choose to explore the city alone, this tour is for those of us who enjoy seeing the sights from the comfort of a coach, and who value the services of a fully qualified English speaking guide to enlighten us. During this tour we will also visit the famous Van Gogh Museum.
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AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS
This evening tour takes us cruising on the illuminated canals of Amsterdam.
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
Enjoy a comprehensive look at ‘Wonderful, Wonderful Copenhagen’, as the song goes, by land and water.
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
Copenhagen, which was proclaimed as the national capital in 1417, has a long history as the ‘Royal’ city of Denmark. The location of the city, at the mouth of the Baltic and astride the trade routes between continental Europe and Scandinavia, made it the obvious choice for the Danish Monarchs, who once reigned over large parts of Sweden and Norway.
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
Copenhagen is one of the most historic cities in the Baltic region and on this introductory tour of the Danish Capital we will explore nearly 850 years of history.
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
This special tour will take us to the Tivoli Gardens, where we find the magical Christmas Market.
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
We start our exploration of this fascinating and historic Baltic capital city with a visit to its most cherished landmark - the Little Mermaid, inspired by the fairy tale written by Hans Christian Andersen, sits on a rock in Copenhagen harbour and gazes longingly out to sea.
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
This tour takes us through the Danish countryside to Frederiksborg Castle in Hilleroed – a magnificent Renaissance castle now serving as the National Museum of History, containing the country's most important collection of portraits and historical paintings.
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Copenhagen, Denmark
This scenic tour is ideal for those passengers who have been to Copenhagen before, as it takes us away from the city, to experience some of the more rural Danish charm.
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GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN
The Gothenburg that we know today was inaugurated as a town in 1621, after King Gustav II Adolf, tiring of Danish Raids, gave the order to build a strong fortress to secure Sweden’s only western port. Gothenburg grew rapidly into the trading and maritime city envisaged by the King, and during the 18th century, the East India Trading Company became Sweden’s first international trading company.
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Continuing our coach journey, we shall travel 40 kilometres (25 miles) south of Gothenburg, where, on a peninsula, we find one of Sweden's largest attractions – the beautiful Tjolöholm manor house.
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GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN
Sweden’s west coast is the sunshine coast and has become the most popular holiday region in the country. The whole area is dotted with picturesque fishing villages, inlets and idyllic coastal resorts.
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GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN
We shall commence our tour with a panoramic drive through Gothenburg - starting with a magnificent view over the city and port from behind Masthuggs Church. We pass Götaplatsen, with the well known Poseidon Fountain, Museum of Fine Arts, Concert Hall and the Municipal Theatre.
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Hamburg Germany
This tour will acquaint us with the Hanseatic City of Hamburg, as well as one of its traditional Christmas Markets.
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Hamburg, Germany
This tour gives us the chance to see the city of Hamburg, as well as one of its most popular tourist attractions.
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Hamburg, Germany
This delightful tour starts with sightseeing en route – passing Hamburg's Freeport area with its old warehouse city. During the approximate 75 minute drive on the Autobahn to Lübeck, the typical northern German flatland countryside passes by.
Upon arrival in the Hanseatic City of Lübeck, we begin our tour of the city with a short orientation drive, passing Lübeck's landmark – the twin towered Holsten Gate, part of the old walled defence – and see the impressive centuries old salt warehouses – source of Lübeck's importance and prosperity dating back to the Middle Ages and the Hanseatic League. To protect Lübeck's beautiful and unique medieval town centre from deterioration, the whole centre is closed off to traffic. Therefore, we leave our coach to undertake a guided walking tour.
