Fantastic 5 Country EuropeTour Package

This 15 nights 16 days Europe plan, which is planned for you to fly to the most beautiful European destinations, is one of a few chosen European tour packages.

Offer a Roman start to your European journey and get to know the grandeur of this ancient city. Breathe passion in breathtaking Venice and further your tour in the two mesmerizing cities of Switzerland—Interlaken and Lucerne. Your trip across Europe will then lead you to the city of love—Paris, and further enhance your experience in Amsterdam, a wonderful city.

The last stop of your 15 nights 16 days Europe itinerary will be London – the capitalcity of England.

At the conclusion of this Europe tour package from India, this 3 day London itinerary will allow your experience exceed all the boundaries of joy and guarantee that you return home for the rest of your life with a multitude of memories to revisit.

DAY 1 : Rome: Arrival and hop on hop off tour

Upon your arrival in Rome, you will be met by a representative of the agent who will assist you with your hotel shift.

Leaving for the Hop On Hop Off tour of Rome after checking in and resting for a bit. On buses with open roofs, lean back and appreciate the glimpse of the city's attractions. Get down at the locations of your choosing and start the ride from specified areas.

As the afternoon drifts away, before heading to the hotel for a relaxing overnight stop, discover the town at your own pace. City

Get ready for a completely organized tour of the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill after your breakfast at the hotel.

Take a peek and enjoy the position in the universe of gladiators, emperors and spirits, etc. In front of the Colosseum, the education in Roman history begins. Witness the amphitheatre and get a peek of the gladiators' hard lives. First, take a peek at several relevant monuments at the nearby Roman Forum. From here, continue to the Palatine Hill, the hill on which the city of Rome was built.

DAY 2 :

Get backto the present and head to the hotel for the overnightstay after experiencing an amazing trip.

City                                                                                     Meals included

Palatine Hill

The Palatine is a veritable oasis of greenery. This hill, one of the highest of the "seven peaks," was once home to aristocrats and emperors. Palatine Hill, overshadowed by the fame of the Colosseum, offers a new view on Rome and its past. For several years, this area has acted as a financial, religious, and political centre. This location, regarded as the "initial centre of the Roman Empire," is one of the best places to visit in Rome, with hundreds of ruins and underground pathways.

Timings(Opening hours): Always open

 Roman Forum

The remains of ancient monuments, mosques, government houses, and public areas can be found in the Roman Forum, an archaeological site in Rome. It was once the epicentre of all Roman Empire religious, democratic, public, and commercial events, and it is now a big tourist attraction in modern-day Rome. The Roman Forum, also known as the Forum Romanum in Latin, is situated in the ancient citys centre. It is the most prominent example of classic Roman architecture, where you can see the remains of the once-powerful Roman Empire and marvel at its splendour.

The ruins tell many tales of valour, friendship, deception, conspiracy, triumph, and loss from one of the worlds oldest cultures.

Rolling through the ruins helps you to envision life about 20 centuries ago and gain unparalleled insight into Ancient Roman life. This multi-purpose venue had historically held many royal functions and had been the most prominent gathering place in the world for decades.

The Forums valuable temples were demolished when the Roman Empire fell apart, and its glory was shattered. The Forum was buried for centuries before being unearthed and becoming one of the most famous archaeological sites in the world. More than 4.5 million people tour these mysterious ruins per year. If youre on vacation in Rome, a trip to the Roman Forum, the Colosseum, and the Palatine Hill can offer you a better understanding of the Eternal Citys past.

Colosseum

The Colosseum, the worlds largest amphitheatre, is located in the centre of the city of Rome, Italy. With a legacy going back over 2000 years, this majestic landmark was named one of the new worlds seven wonders on July 7, 2007.

Every year, 6 million tourists visit the region. Travelers who explore this fascinating site are taken from century to century as they listen with wonder to the tales of this almost everlasting monument. This statue, which is still standing in its majesty, has been ravaged by arson, earthquakes, and vandalism on many occasions over the years.

The Flavian Amphitheater was inaugurated in A.D. 80 by Emperor Titus, with the word "Flavian" deriving from the name of the Flavian family who founded it as a gift to the citizens of Rome. The Colosseum was later named for Neros massive Colossus, which stood nearby

This monument is not only a tourist destination, but it also has a link to the Roman Catholic Church. Every year on Good Friday, thousands of citizens enter the “Way of the Cross” procession, which begins outside the Colosseum and is guided by the Pope, who carries a torch

The location still serves as a symbol for the worldwide movement to abolish the death penalty. When an individual sentenced to death is released or has their death penalty waived, the municipal government switches the colour of the night lighting of the Colosseum from white to golden as a protest.

DAY 3 :Venice: Transferto Venice and day at leisure

After a lovely 2 day stay in Rome, make your way to Venice, to experience pure beauty.

Have the checkout completed at your Rome hotel and get picked up at Rome station. Board your Venice train to get to your hotel. You will be helped with the move to your hotel until you arrive in Venice. You'll have the remainder of the day at your disposal.

You could go out in the evening for the famed Venice Gondola Trip and enjoy skimming across the tranquil waters surrounded by stunning buildings before returning to the hotel.

Distance through train from Rome to Venice: 526 km Travel Time: Nearly 5 hours

City

DAY 4 : Venice: Half day Murano, Burano, and Torcello tour

Start your morning with a buffet breakfast at the hotel and take a half-day tour of the islands of Murano, Burano and Torcello.

The tour begins with a ride to the island of Murano, going by the island of San Giorgio Maggiore, the public gardens, the tip of Sant'Elena, and the famed Lido Beach Resort.

You'll get to tour world-famous colored glass factories on the island of Murano. The picturesque island of Burano, known for its high quality lace and the neon colored fishermen's quarters, is next on the itinerary. Continue to travel to the island of Torcello after stopping for 30 minutes. The Cathedral and the Church of Santa Fosca are home to Torcello, renowned for being one of the oldest civilizations.

Later, you are moved back to St. Mark's Square, where until returning to the room, you are able to enjoy the remainder of the night in comfort.

City                                                                                     Meals included

 Torcello Island

About the fact that there are few locals on the island, Torcello Island is always bustling with visitors during the summer months, who come to see all of Venices incredible sights. The Basilica di Santo Maria Assunta, which has Venetian- Byzantine mosaics and offers views of the Burano from its roof, which is the bell tower, is one of the several historical choices on the island.

The Ponte del Diavolo, a traditional stone bridge with no parapets, is also worth seeing. Aside from these, there is a stone seat known as Trono di Attila, a marble chair known as Attilas Throne, Palazzo del Consiglio, a gothic style government seat, and Torcello; Museum, which houses Medieval artefacts.

San GiorgioMaggiore

San Giorgio Maggiore is a classic church located on a remote island of the same name, and it is one of Venices most photographed locations. The churchs exterior is made of high-quality white marble, giving it an elegant appearance.

The bright interiors, on the other hand, are very open and packed with natural light throughout the day. The choir and the high altar are divided by columns, granting it a stunning appearance. The churchs three floors are brimming with

prominent paintings such as "The Last Supper," "The Entombment of Christ," "The Collapse of Manna," "Madonna enthroned with Saints," and several others.

Finally, youwill climb to the peak ofthe basilica for a stunningshot of the main island.

Timings(Opening hours) : : 07:00 AM to 06:00 PM on all days of the week

 Lido Di Venezia

The Lido di Venezia is a 7-mile-long barrier island that is Venices most well-known summer destination. It is a colourful island with a fascinating past and is famous for its gorgeous beaches all around the world. Importantly, the Venice International Film Festival, the worlds oldest international film festival, is conducted here every year in the last week of August and the first week of September.

Apart from being a popular hangout for celebrities and European aristocrats, Lido Di Venezia is also renowned for its well- kept beaches where tourists can relax and enjoy the sand, sea, and heat. This island also has a golf club where you can play the royal game against the mesmerising background of poplars and pines. Lido is also lined with historic houses and canals that will supply you with a taste of Venice. If you want to try your luck at gambling, Lido has a range of well-known casinos where you can do so.

Lido di Venezia is a must-see attraction for those visiting Venice. The island also has a range of outstanding hotels and resorts that are suitable for a fun getaway. The food is also fantastic; there is a good balance of fine dining restaurants, quaint bakeries, and traditional Italian pizzerias. It is a must-see for those involved in showing a new side of Venice away from the masses.

Burano

A tiny community of colourful houses and a small river stream running through them, with each house followed by a small boat instead of vehicles. This isnt a Disney universe or a fairytale, but Burano, a small island off the coast of Venice that is home to the citys fishermen.

It is well-known for getting houses illuminated in some of the worlds biggest neon colours. People often come to the island to taste the fresh and tasty seafood offered by the islands informal eateries. The town is also renowned for its lace, butter cookies known as "bussolai buranelli," and the Chiesa di San Martino, a 17th century bell tower.

Murano

Murano is a Venetian lagoon about 1.5 kilometres north of Venice, consisting of seven islands linked by bridges and canals. Tourists flock to the island because of its exclusive glass-making design, which dates back to the 10th century.

According to tradition, the Venetian rulers prohibited glassmaking in Venice because the furnace used to produce glass could spark a dangerous fire throughout the island, so all glassmakers were transported to Murano. The sophisticated glass pieces became a symbol of wealth and aristocracy, so the island gained a strong reputation and earned a lot of profits. Murano glass was common among the upper crust and aristocracy, and it became a fashion statement.

As a visitor visiting Murano, you can learn more about this beautiful technique of imaginative glass making by visiting glass factories, art showrooms, and specialist workshops headed by Murano glass masters. However, if youre searching for anything to do in Murano other than glassmaking, the island has a lot more to give in terms of architectural variety, including historical places, temples, and European architecture.

Not just that, but the floating island is home to a number of modern day cafes along the seafront with a picturesque view, making it a lovely place to visit. Enrolling in a master class in glass making, visiting the island and learning about their life and community, and tasting Venetian cuisine are only a few of the activities accessible during your visit to Murano.

DAY 5 : Interlaken: Transferto Interlaken and day at leisure

Start the day with an early morning breakfast at your hotel before boarding a train to Zurich and getting picked up at Venice station.

Using your RE4A Swiss Pass after arrival in Zurich to get on a train to Interlaken and reach your hotel. Take the time to shed off the weariness, post sign in. When you get revived, set off to discover this magnificent city's elegant streets, glass- like reservoirs, vibrant streams and local markets.

Choose from the various interesting attractions of the city and return for a relaxingovernight stay at the hotel.

Distance from Venice via train to Zurich: 540 km Travel Time: Nearly 7 hours

DAY 6 :Interlaken: An excursion to Mt Jungfrau

Get up in Interlaken for a lovely morning and enjoy a hearty breakfast before you depart for a day trip to Mt Jungfrau (Using RE4A pass).

In this heavenly snow-covered dreamland, i.e. Mt Jungfrau, you're going to witness a snowy experience. Take the train to Kleine Scheidegg on the famed Jungfrau Railway from Lauterbrunnen and experience one of the most interesting train trips.

You'll be delighted to see the breathtaking panoramas of the snow-clad peaks of Jungfraujoch as you hit the highest station in Europe. Take the time to drink up the scenery and continue to the Ice Cave to discover the impressive ice formations. For an unforgettable lunch amid the enthralling peaks, indulge in your favorite delicacies at one of the restaurants in Jungfraujoch.

After a glorious day at the peak of Europe, taking the train back to Interlaken. On the road, appreciate the awe-inspiring spectacles of the mighty Swiss Alps and then, once back at the hotel, revisit the same thing in your memory.

Tip: Don't skip the glimpse of the Eiger, one of the most famous sights in the Swiss Alps, when on your train ride to Jungfrau.

Sightseeing/Transfer Activities Jungfraujoch

The Jungfrau is Europes highest mountain peak and is also known as the "Roof of Europe" because of its location. This is one of the most famous places to visit in Interlaken, with a height of 3,466 metres above sea level.

 DAY 7 : Lucerne: Transferto Lucerne and day at leisure

Enjoy a refreshing breakfast and plan to depart Interlaken to start the day. Enter the rail station and catch the RE4A pass for an enthralling train ride to Lucerne.Check-in at your hotel until you arrive in Lucerne. Shed off the load and, as per your desire, leverage the remainder of the day. In Lucerne, you might pay a visit to the Chapel Bridge, the Lion Monument or other popular tourist attractions.

Shopaholics will shop here for signatureSwiss items, ranging from watchesto chocolates, etc.

If the need to do something exciting strikes, before heading to the hotel, visit the bedazzling world of nightlife in Lucerne. Distance through train from Interlaken to Lucerne: 68.2 km

Time to Travel:2.5 hours

City                                                                                     Meals included

 Lion Monument

The impressive Lion Monument in Lucerne, built by Thorwaldsen in 1820, is located to the north of Löwenplatz. The figure of the dying Lion was cut into a sandstone rock ledge to honour the Swiss soldiers who died defending the royal family during the French Revolution. Tuileries Palace claimed the lives of about 26 officers and over 700 Swiss troops.

This solemn shrine is more than a tourist attraction; it is a memorial to a major historical sacrifice. Important detail regarding the past of the period is etched directly behind the Lion on the monument. This moving statue is one of the most well-known sights in Lucerne.

Chapel Bridge

The Kapellbrucke, also known as Chapel Bridge, is one of the most spectacular sights in Lucerne, Switzerland. It is a 14th-century covered wooden bridge that spans the Reuss river and was once said to be Europes oldest wooden bridge before it was lost in a fire in 1993.

The Chapel Bridge was rebuilt to its initial elegance, complete with 100 paintings hung from the rafter portraying life in Lucerne throughout the 17th century. Along with the Wasserturm, a 13th-century water tower that was once part of the citys fortifications. Kapellbrucke is a well-known and photographed landmark in Lucerne, earning it a slot on the list of things to do in Lucerne.

DAY 8 : Lucerne: A day at Mt Titlis

Feel the coldness of a European morning and fill yourself with a lovely meal. You are scheduled for a tour to the mesmerizing Mount Titlis on this day (using RE4A).

Unleash the adventure with a trip to Mt Titlis on the first ever rotating gondola. Take the LSE train from Lucerne to Engelberg and transfer to a tiny gondola on the way up to the Trübsee. Another gondola will carry you up till Stand before eventually dropping you at Mt Titlis.

As never before, witness the grandeur of the Swiss mountains and set your curious souls free. Visit the glacier cave and the Ice Flyer Chairlift and appreciate the restaurant's Indian or Continental cuisine for an unforgettable meal.

Get ready to remove yourself from this magic, it's time to come back to Lucerne for now. Through your delightful impression of the day, drift into the realm of dreaming.

Tip: Try to put your sunscreen. The sun will get really warm in the Alps, giving you a stiff tan.

 Mount Titlis

Mount Titlis stands out from the thousands of heart-pounding tourist destinations in Switzerland as one of the highest alpine hill-stations located between the cantons of Obwalden and Bern. To hit Titlis summit, you must pass through four stations: Gerschnialp, Trubsee, Stand, and Klein Titlis.

These four locations have an alluring environment and a variety of areas where you can kick back and chill or take part in a fun-filled adventure. As you ascend, you will be greeted by snow-capped mountains and the allure of the hill-station, making it an ideal holiday spot for a rejuvenating experience.

A bonus of visiting Mount Titlis is the prismatic perspective of the white and rocky ranges, as well as the shifting hues of the Swiss horizon. Mount Titlis is ideally fit for adrenaline junkies who want to go on adventures, since there are a variety of winter and summer outdoor activities available all year.

Over the winter, as the steep shoulders of the mountain are covered with dense snow, the area draws a large number of skiers. Other outdoor holidays for tourists include winter biking and snowshoeing, all of which are ideal for people of all ages. Biking, zip-lining, and scootering are also common in this area because they provide the thrill of gliding through the thick ice.

If you want to make your mountain adventure more difficult, take the paths and walk across the mountain with your friends and relatives.

DAY 9 :Paris: Transferto Paris and Illumination tour
Wake up early in the morning to celebrate in Switzerland for your last morning, as today you will be heading to Paris, a city of lights and passion. Check out the hotel and continue to the station to hop on the Paris line.

Take the train to Basel from Lucerne (using RE4A), from there you can board your train to Paris. You'll be escorted to your hotel until you land in Paris. Check in to recharge the batteries when out in the afternoon.

Prepare to depart for a mesmerizing light tour as evening takes over. Visit and take your time admiring the gloriously illuminated Eiffel Tower from the inside out. Just when you felt your intention of visiting Paris had been accomplished, take an enchanting Lighting Tour on a lovely river cruise on the Seine River.

Blown away by the city's glory, return to your hotel and appreciate the luxury of your overnight stay. Distance through train from Lucerne to Paris: 615 km

Travel Time: Nearly 5 hours

Seine River

Our eyes crave a pleasing vision, which you will find in Paris. The Seine River is the pride of Paris, serving as a separating and unifying symbol in the city of lights. Its also known as Sequana because of its serpentine course through the district.

The evolution of Paris has been seen by the River Seine. Seine has been the harbinger of peace by its navigable waters since the period of the Parisians in 250 B.C.

Eiffel Tower

Paris has often exuded an enchanting atmosphere of romance and vigour, and the Eiffel Tower, standing in the centre of the capital, exudes an air of beauty and cultural grace. A travel to Paris will be incomplete without a visit to the magnificent Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower is recognised as the "Iron Lady" since it is made up of 18,000 iron pieces.

DAY 10 : Paris: Disneyland Park

Enjoy your breakfast in Paris and keep set for an exciting day at Disneyland.

Disneyland entertains children and adults alike in an amusement destination that contains 2 theme parks, restaurants, and shopping malls.

After keeping in touch with your own baby,retreat to your hotel and floatdeep into the realm of dreams.

Sightseeing/Transfer Activities Disneyland

Disneyland Paris, located in Marne-la-Vallee, is a world-famous amusement park and an enchanted kingdom for both adults and children. Its where you can see your favourite Disney heroes and heroines from their fairy-tale tales. In reality, it is a place that combines fantasy, wonder, and illusion to entertain each and every individual who enters this wonderland.

DAY 11 : Amsterdam: Transfer to Amasterdamand HOHO tour

Enjoy a hearty breakfast on your last morning in Paris and board a train from Paris to Amsterdam. You will be picked up and moved to your hotel when you enter the Amsterdam train station.

Prepare to appreciate the Amsterdam City Hop On Hop Off Tour until you get freshened up. The tour will lead you through the delights of the area, including the Van Gogh Museum, the Heineken Brewery, Body Worlds, and more.

Take a mesmerizing canal trip as the evening fades in, or stroll through this city of love at your own pace. Get back to your hotel for a nice overnight stay when the town makes you exhausted.

Distance through train from Paris to Amsterdam: 516 km Period of travel: 3.5 hours approx

 Van Gogh Museum

The Van Gogh Museum is a great place to visit in Amsterdamif youre looking for somethingto do. The museum attracts

1.5 million visitors per year, making it one of the most important art galleries in the world. The museum is the second most visited in Amsterdam, thanks to Goghs tragic life and exceptional talent. More than 200 paintings, 500 sketches, and 700 letters by Vincent Van Gogh are on display. This is without a doubt one of the best places in Amsterdam to visit.

Heineken Brewery

This is one of the best places to visit near Amsterdam, especially if you are a beer buff. It started in 1864 and a tour around the brewery will help you understand the Heineken magic that works behind beer-making. We would recommend you buy a VIP tour where you can taste 5 different beer types with complimentary fromages.

DAY 12 : Amsterdam: Ice Bar and Pub Crawl

Enjoy an intimate moment with the city of Amsterdam throughout the day, while the eveningwill be reserved at the Ice bar.

Explore the city in harmony through the day and be able to express the Amsterdam style when the clock hits 7:00. See people from around the world and enjoy welcoming drinks and free bar drinks as you get moved to the popular Ice Bar and Pub. Women, with a free pub crawl T-shirt to carry as a souvenir, would get another excuse to smile.

Hard to party, get back to your senses and get back to the hotel. City

DAY 13 : London: Transferto London and day at leisure

Complete your check out formalities after breakfast and get moved to the train station to board your train to London. You will be aided upon your arrival in London and moved to your hotel.

As per your desire, enjoy the rest of the day and discover the city at your own pace. Visit the renowned museums, galleries and other visitor attractions to get to know the royal history and incredible community of the region as you roam through its elegant streets.

During your overnight stay at the hotel, allow yourself some downtime. Distance through train from Amsterdam to London: 5,414 km

Travel Time: 5 hours approx

DAY 14 : London: Sightseeing trip

When you embark on a Hop On Hop Off boat trip over the River Thames and later appreciate the Coca Cola London Eye, add to the treasure of your special encounters.

Post brunch, get on or off on the HOHO boat tour anywhere you wish. Witness London's past from the shores of the Thames River and experience the spectacular sights of the city's key riverside attractions. After loving the view of the London Eye from the cruise, only to be fascinated with an endless view of the area, climb on top of this bold symbol of the capital.

After that, enjoy dinner at a nearby restaurant and head to the hotel foryour overnight stay.

London Eye

The London Eye, which is based on Londons Southbank, is the worlds highest cantilever wheel and an iconic figure in the London sky. Every year, approximately 4 million people visit this wheel. This incredible statistic illustrates the popularity of the city for both visitors and locals.

River Thames

River Thames is one of Londons most famous tourist attractions, renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil environment. It is often regarded as an important part of Londons tourism and economy. From luxury hotels to cruiser ships, the River Thames, the UKs most popular river, runs from east to west.

DAY 15 : London: Madame Tussauds & 4D heroes

In your room, enjoy a leisurelybreakfast and continueto see the renowned Madame Tussauds.

At the famed wax museum, enjoy the amazing wax figures and deepen your experience with the 4 D Heroes film experience. After this lovely encounter, spend the remainder of the day at your leisure.

In the evening,walk around Oxford Street and find your way back to the hotel.

Sightseeing/Transfer Activities Madame Tussauds London

Madame Tussauds, one of Londons most famous tourist attractions, draws millions of guests per year and has drawn over half a million visitors since its conception. Madame Tussauds London is one of the many wax museums that can be found in cities all around the world.

DAY 16 : London: Departurefor India
 There may be no finer way to finish this grand tour than London. Notice the time you spent on this wonderful tour of Europe and check out the hotel. For your flight back home, enjoy your easy move to the airport.

Free Wi-Fi

15 Nights 16 Days Accommodation Daily Breakfast

Sightseeing in London Sightseeing in Paris Sightseeing in Interlaken Sightseeing in Lucerne Sightseeing in Venice Sightseeing in Rome Sightseeing in Amsterdam

VISA Assistance and Travel Insurance Internal Transfers (via Eurail)

Local taxes of Euro 2-5 per person per day at hotel. Other services not mentioned in the list of inclusions

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