Spring in Full Bloom: 7-Day Tour of the Netherlands, an Agricultural Powerhouse

Spring in Full Bloom: 7-Day Tour of the Netherlands, an Agricultural Powerhouse

7 days

€4,260～ /Per person (when two people share a room)

• Price
  What's Included

  • Arrival Day Transfers
  • Hotel accommodations for 6 nights (with breakfast)
  • Transportation provided via the designated private vehicle
  • Amsterdam Canal Private Cruise (English)
  • Amsterdam Private Walking Tour (English)
  • Amsterdam → Haarlem Round-Trip Train Ticket
  • Admission fees for the listed facilities (6 locations)

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  Price
  What's not included

  • International flight tickets
  • City Travel Tax
  • Lunch and dinner
  • Other personal expenses such as travel insurance and souvenirs
  • Tips

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Itinerary details

• Day 1

  

  Arrival in Amsterdam

  A private vehicle will pick you up from the airport or train station.
  
  We will transfer you to a hotel located in the heart of Amsterdam.
  Along the way, you’ll catch glimpses of Amsterdam’s beautiful, maze-like canals, quaint streets, and historic houses and buildings.
  Getting around by bicycle or on foot is quintessentially Dutch.
  First, embark on a private walking tour through the enchanting city of Amsterdam—a city built over 750 years and celebrated as a World Heritage site.
  It’s recommended to listen to your guide’s intriguing stories about the city where you'll be staying.
  
  As you explore the city, you’re sure to discover restaurants where you can enjoy a delightful dinner.
  
  Breakfast: × Lunch: × Dinner: ×
  Overnight in Amsterdam

• Day 2

  

  Amsterdam: Canal Cruise, Rijksmuseum, Anne Frank House

  Breakfast at the hotel.
  
  No visit to the Netherlands, especially while staying in Amsterdam, is complete without a canal cruise. Enjoy the beautiful cityscape—dating back to the 17th century—from the water alongside a private guide who will share fascinating insights into the city’s rich history and culture.
  The tour concludes at the Rijksmuseum, the Netherlands’ most famous museum, which houses not only celebrated 17th-century masterpieces like Rembrandt’s 'The Night Watch' and Vermeer’s 'The Milkmaid', but also an extensive collection of works by many renowned artists.
  
  In the afternoon, you'll visit the Anne Frank House.
  This is the building where a Jewish family actually lived in hiding for over two years during World War II, famously recounted in 'The Diary of Anne Frank,' a book many read during their school days.
  It is still carefully maintained today as a museum that powerfully conveys the tragedies of war.
  
  In the evening, be sure to retire early for a relaxed night’s rest in preparation for the next day.
  
  Breakfast: 〇 Lunch: × Dinner: ×
  Overnight in Amsterdam

• Day 3

  

  Flower Auction and Keukenhof Gardens

  On Day 3, set off early in the morning by private car to the Flower Auction (live flower bidding)!
  
  Inside the auction building, you can watch as countless fresh flowers are loaded onto small carts and shuttled around, destined for recipients around the world. It might even remind you of the bustling energy at Tokyo’s Tsukiji market.
  At the auction venue, you can truly feel the palpable excitement and the tension of the countdown.
  
  After the auction experience, admire the breathtaking sights along the way—with vibrant floral displays everywhere—and catch a glimpse of the Bollenstreek, renowned for its bulb production, on your journey to Keukenhof Gardens, one of the world’s largest flower parks.
  You’ll encounter photogenic vistas featuring charming windmills and over 7 million blooming flowers.
  
  After a day immersed in the beauty of flowers, you’ll return to Amsterdam by private car.
  
  Breakfast: 〇 Lunch: × Dinner: ×
  Overnight in Amsterdam

• Day 4

  

  Haarlem

  After breakfast at the hotel, take a train from Amsterdam to the city of Haarlem, just under 20 minutes away.
  
  Stroll along Haarlem’s Golden Street—a locale that has flourished in horticulture for centuries and is known as the 'Flower City'—where numerous shops and boutiques line the streets, and be sure not to miss the beautiful town square.
  Haarlem is also known for 'Jopen Kerk,' a brewery and pub where you can enjoy the highly acclaimed Jopen beer—a sure temptation for a light lunch.
  
  Additionally, you will visit the Frans Hals Museum, which is renowned alongside Vermeer and Rembrandt. 　
  Frans Hals, celebrated as one of the masters of the Dutch Golden Age, lived in Haarlem from 1603 to 1663.
  After enjoying the museum, take the train back to Amsterdam.
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: No Dinner: No
  Overnight in Amsterdam

• Day 5

  

  Getting around North Holland

  After breakfast at the hotel, spend the day touring the province of North Holland in the western part of the Netherlands by private car.
  On the way to your destination, you’ll have the opportunity to see the typical flat countryside and windmills that are common in the Netherlands.
  You’ll enjoy rural landscapes that are quite different from those usually seen in Japan.
  
  First, make sure to stop by a ‘cheese factory’—a must-visit when in the Netherlands, known as the land of dairy.
  At the cheese factory, the staff will explain the actual process of making cheese.
  
  Next, head to Zaanse Schans, known for having over 600 windmills in the 17th century. Some of these windmills, which were used in various fields such as oil processing, spice milling, and woodworking, can still be visited—allowing you to see how they operate both from the inside and the outside.
  
  Finally, head to Hortus Bulborum in Limmen, where you can view a collection of over 4,000 bulbous plants, including original wild varieties of tulips.
  You’ll have the chance to see rare and precious plant species that are seldom seen.
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: No Dinner: No
  Overnight in Amsterdam

• Day 6　

  

  Amsterdam　

  Breakfast at the hotel.
  
  Enjoy a free day to explore Amsterdam at your leisure.
  
  A recommended highlight is the floating flower market along the canals—a sight that has been a local hallmark since 1862.
  Also, be sure to visit Vondelpark, Amsterdam’s largest green space. Here you can soak up the sun while enjoying beautiful greenery and blossoms, mingling with the locals.
  Feel free to drop by any intriguing restaurants or bars you come across, or visit one of the several local breweries.
  
  If you’re interested in art, visit the Van Gogh Museum, where you can admire masterpieces by Vincent van Gogh—the renowned Dutch Impressionist who left behind over 2,000 paintings—including 'The Potato Eaters', 'Sunflowers', and 'Wheat Field with Crows'.
  Of course, venturing out to shop for souvenirs is also highly recommended.
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: No Dinner: No
  Overnight in Amsterdam

• Day 7

  

  On the way home

  Breakfast at the hotel.
  After checking out, you can proceed to your respective return journeys.
  
  
  
  Breakfast: Yes Lunch: No Dinner: No
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