Visit Holland on a river cruise to explore the gorgeous region – incredible history, beautiful scenery, and charming culture.
Cruise Holland and Belgium: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp and Brussels in a single trip between the Dutch inland waterways and the Belgian or Dutch canals. Discover great cities and beauty on this cruise.
The perfect time to cruise is spring and you will be amazed by the Dutch tulip bulb fields, seeing the beautiful and historical city of Amsterdam, not forgetting Rotterdam and Antwerp, being among the largest ports in the world. Equally interesting are the windmills in Volendam, the famous Keukenhof Flower Gardens, considered to be the most beautiful spring park.
During our cruises in Belgium, you will discover Jacques Brel's country: Brussels, the capital of Gothic and Renaissance heritage, with both classical and contemporary architecture: Bruges, the "Venice of the North": Namur, and its old neighbourhoods ... Not to forget the discovery of gourmet specialties that only Belgium can offer such as waffles and chocolate, whilst enjoying CroisiEurope's premium services.
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From Amsterdam to Brussels via Rotterdam and Antwerp, our cruises explore the Kingdoms of the Netherlands and Belgium in search of their hidden treasures. Amsterdam, surprising and full of secrets, reveals itself through its canals and unique spots, while Volendam, a former fishing village on the shores of the IJsselmeer, and Zaanse Schans, a picturesque village with colorful wooden houses, embody authentic, unspoiled Holland. For lovers of Dutch nature, a cruise on the IJsselmeer, one of the largest lakes in the Netherlands, invites you to explore authentic and picturesque towns and villages, featuring historic landmarks and must-see traditions.
A cruise to Belgium reveals a collection of Flemish cities of incomparable architectural and cultural richness. In Antwerp, the Red Star Line Museum traces the epic story of the great wave of emigration to the United States between 1850 and 1930, while the magnificent Nottebohm Hall remains one of the city’s best-kept secrets. In Ghent, the admirable Flemish architecture reveals an undeniable medieval heritage, the perfect opportunity to sample local beers, while Bruges, with its romantic charm, conceals true treasures.
The Hague, a royal city, is distinguished by its many international institutions that line its elegant streets, offering a destination that is both historic and contemporary. Brussels, the capital of Belgium and a European capital, brings the journey to a close in an atmosphere of grandeur and diversity: its medieval Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its lively neighborhoods, and its rich culinary traditions (chocolate, waffles, and abbey beers) combine to create an unforgettable stopover. Combining human ingenuity, urban beauty, and the Nordic art of living, these cruises reveal a Northern Europe that is both familiar and surprisingly rich.
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