LONDON

Day 1 - 4

A truly global capital city, London is widely recognised for its worldwide influence on music, fashion and culture, as well as politics, trade and finance. As the largest city in Western Europe, London is cosmopolitan and vibrant and is characterised by its diverse and multicultural population. Those looking for history and culture can visit one of its many free museums or classic landmarks which line the cityscape, and for foodies the options are endless, ranging from international street food and markets to fine dining. London has it all.

PARIS

Day 4 - 6

Renowned all over the world as a hub for art, fashion and culture, Paris is an enchanting city that is sure to make you fall in love. Its romantic atmosphere and beautiful setting on the banks of the River Seine are instantly charming, and the rich history, countless iconic landmarks and incredible culinary scene are like no other. Stroll through elegant boulevards, marvel at the Eiffel Tower, spend afternoons meandering in the Louvre and discover charming neighbourhoods - you won't be disappointed with the City of Light.

CAEN

Day 6 - 8

Despite being badly destroyed during the Battle of Normandy in 1944, Caen still holds a rich heritage and a number of spectacular sights in its charming centre. From the magnificent 11th century L'Abbaye-aux-Hommes to the ruins of a Norman castle, the attractions here are endless, and there are also some great museums that include a dedication to WWII and D-Day. You'll find excellent restaurants, cafes and accommodation options in the lovely city centre, and Caen's proximity to the coast means that beaches are just a short journey away.

AMIENS

Day 8 - 10

Amiens is the capital of the northern French region of Hauts-de-France. As well as its own attractions, the city makes a practical base from which to explore the area of the First World War's Western Front located nearby.

YPRES

Day 10 - 12

Ypres (Dutch: Ieper, both pronounced "eeper") is a friendly town of 35,000 inhabitants in Flanders endowed with wonderful architecture and a troubled past. Ypres is best known as the site of three major battles of the First World War, the most famous being the Battle of Passchendaele from July—November 1917. The many memorials and cemeteries of the fallen in and around Ypres draw thousands of visitors each year. The belfry of Ypres is a .

AMSTERDAM

Day 12 - 14

Renowned for its stunning canals, impressive architecture and diverse cultural scene, Amsterdam is the Netherlands’ vibrant capital city. Admire incredible buildings that date back to the Dutch Golden Age, marvel at masterpieces in the world-class Rijksmuseum, wander in labyrinthine lanes, or do as the locals and cycle through the vast Vondelpark before enjoying Amsterdam’s plethora of excellent restaurants, cafes and bars. Whether you’re looking for history, culture, shopping or nightlife, this city has it all.

KRAKóW

Day 14 - 16

The city of Kraków (also known as Cracow) is in the Lesser Poland region in the southern region of Poland. It is the capital city of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. It covers both banks of the Wisła (or Vistula) river. Uplands region at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains. It is Poland's second largest city, with a population of 760 000 in 2015 (1.4 million if including surrounding communities).

DRESDEN

Day 16 - 18

The city of Dresden, also called the ‘Florence on the Elbe’, is littered with silhouettes of spires, towers and domes of palaces, churches and grand buildings stemming from its 18th century reign. Well worth a visit are for example the ‘Zwinger’ palace and its large church called ‘Frauenkirche’. Most of the contents of these buildings were removed and the buildings around them restored after WWII. Dresden, however, also has a more modern side on the other bank of the river Elbe with many restaurants, shops and a colourful nightlife.

BERLIN

Day 18 - 21

Berlin has gone through an impressive transformation in the 30+ years since the Wall came down. Each of the fascinating neighbourhoods has its own rich culture, while reminders of its harrowing past are omnipresent, whether you walk along remnants of the Wall, visit Checkpoint Charlie or the Holocaust memorial. Berlin has something for everyone, its offer ranging from fabulous parks, cafés, beer gardens to shopping centers and boutique shops offering designs of locals, to fancy restaurants and street-food as well as a colourful nightlife.