Your private transfer awaits your arrival at the airport to escort you to a remarkable hotel in the heart of the city. Canals separate the streets of Amsterdam like graceful lines on the road. The stoic water reflects the shimmering lights of the bordering 17th-century buildings.
You follow your guide to the Rijksmuseum and find a 19th-century building consisting of two squares connected by a tunnel. The polished walls make each painting stand out against a bleached background, highlighting the Dutch Renaissance.
You leave Amsterdam behind and watch the city change into the lush flatlands of the countryside. The fertile plain stretches to the horizon until the grounds erupt into the verdant mountains of Germany. Outside of the city of Koblenz, you board a riverboat to embark on an enchanting Rhine River cruise with your partner.
You depart from Heidelberg in the morning and arrive in the scenic storybook-like city encompassing cobbled lanes, towering medieval walls, sloping timber roofs, and the charm of its collected view over the Tauber River. Your guide then escorts you to the contemporary city of Munich.
The municipality of Oberammergau, Germany, is home to the quiet town of Ettal. The city is known for its rococo basilica, with a sugary white facade with two dome - topped towers flanking the central Baroque dome.
After breakfast, your guide takes you to the remarkable cliffs surrounded by the Bavarian Alps housing the castles of King Ludwig's Neuschwanstein Castle. Visit the Romanesque Revival palace & Throne Hall.
Wake up to the mountainside luxuries of Cortina d'Ampezzo. Revel in the flavors of the surrounding soil with a wine tasting, where you can sample the effervescence of the sparkling Prosecco. The flavors of the Bortolomiol vineyard are ripe with white mineral notes and bright flowers popping with the bubbly texture on your tongue.
Venice erupts with romance cast alongside its historic canals. After breakfast, your guide leads you through the city for an unforgettable tour of St. Mark's Square and the surrounding lanes. The Rialto Bridge was erected in the 16th century and is the most famous stone bridge in the city.
Today, the Swiss Alps come into view and add a touch of passion to the skyline. The foothills turn into mountains, and you find yourself in the Italian-Swiss Lake District and the incredible town of Zermatt. At the shores of Lake Maggiore, you can see the staggering alpine peaks surrounding the water and dividing the towns.
After you ride Europe's highest railway for one last panorama of the mountain, you venture down the slopes to the vineyards of the Rhone Valley. The pleasing aroma of apricot groves blends in with the earthy fragrance of vineyards before arriving at Lake Geneva and the town of Montreu.
In the morning, you travel to Lausanne to make your luxury train to Paris, the City of Light opens to you. The Seine River sparkles in the sunlight, winding through the city and dissecting neighborhoods. You wander through the Passage Couverts near the base of Montmartre and find a sepia colored past of the early 19th century lining the arcade walls.
A day in Paris could take you anywhere, from the cobbled pathways on the banks of the Seine to standing in front of Mona Lisa's wry smile illuminating an entire gallery at the Louvre. The Palace of Versailles was constructed in the 17th century.
Wake up in the morning to the sounds of the City of Lights. Your private transfer will escort you to the airport for your flight home, but for now you can enjoy the morning and the endless enchantment this one of a kind city.