Day 1
Amsterdam: the museums
- 9:00AmsterdamSight
- 13:30AmsterdamSight
- 16:00AmsterdamWalk
Day by day
Day 2
Amsterdam: the canals
- 9:30AmsterdamSight
- 11:00AmsterdamSight
- 14:00AmsterdamSight
- 16:00AmsterdamWalk
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Day 3
Amsterdam, then Brussels
- 9:30AmsterdamSight
- 11:30AmsterdamSight
- 13:30AmsterdamSight
- 16:00Train to BrusselsAmsterdamTransfer
Day 4
Brussels: the Grand Place
- 9:30BrusselsWalk
- 10:00BrusselsSight
- 11:30BrusselsWalk
- 12:30BrusselsSight
- 14:30BrusselsSight
Day 5
Brussels, then Luxembourg
- 10:00BrusselsSight
- 12:30BrusselsSight
- 14:00BrusselsSight
- 16:00Train to LuxembourgBrusselsTransfer
Day 6
Luxembourg City
- 9:30Luxembourg CitySight
- 11:30Luxembourg CityWalk
- 13:30Luxembourg CityWalk
- 15:30Luxembourg CitySight
Day 7
Vianden and the palace
- 9:30ViandenDay trip
- 15:30Luxembourg CitySight
- 16:30Luxembourg CitySight
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Questions about this trip
Is 3 days enough for Amsterdam?
Three days covers the main museums and canals. Book the Anne Frank House and Rijksmuseum two weeks ahead for timed entry.
Do I need to book the Anne Frank House ahead?
Yes, reserve online at least two weeks in advance. Slots sell out daily and cost around 15 euros per adult.
How long is the train from Amsterdam to Brussels?
The Eurostar takes under two hours; the cheaper Eurocity Direct takes about three. Book the Eurostar early for the best fares.
How do I get from Brussels to Luxembourg City?
Direct trains take about three hours. Seats can't be reserved on these trains, so arrive a little early at busy times.
