Day 1
Paris: the Louvre and the islands
- 9:00ParisSight
- 13:30ParisWalk
- 15:30ParisSight
- 17:00ParisWalk
Day by day
Day 2
Montmartre, then the train to Bruges
- 9:00ParisSight
- 10:00ParisWalk
- 13:30Train to BrugesParisTransfer
- 18:30BrugesWalk
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Day 3
Bruges
- 9:30BrugesSight
- 10:00BrugesSight
- 11:30BrugesSight
- 14:00BrugesSight
- 16:00BrugesWalk
Day 4
Bruges to Amsterdam
- 9:30BrugesSight
- 12:00Train to AmsterdamBrugesTransfer
- 17:00AmsterdamWalk
Day 5
Amsterdam
- 9:00AmsterdamSight
- 13:00AmsterdamWalk
- 15:00AmsterdamSight
- 18:00AmsterdamSight
Day 6
Amsterdam to Brussels
- 9:30AmsterdamSight
- 11:00AmsterdamWalk
- 13:30Train to BrusselsAmsterdamTransfer
- 18:00BrusselsWalk
Day 7
Brussels
- 9:30BrusselsWalk
- 10:30BrusselsSight
- 12:00BrusselsSight
- 15:30BrusselsWalk
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Questions about this trip
Is 7 days enough for Paris, Bruges, Amsterdam and Brussels?
Seven days covers the four cities with one full day each plus travel. Book all trains at least a week ahead to secure seats and lower fares.
Do I need to book the Louvre and Anne Frank House ahead?
Yes, reserve timed entry tickets for both online before departure. Same-day tickets are rarely available and lines move slowly.
How long are the trains between these cities?
Paris to Bruges takes about two and a half hours with a change in Brussels. Bruges to Amsterdam takes about three hours, and Amsterdam to Brussels about two. Fares vary a lot, so book early.
Do I need a Eurail pass for trains between these cities?
Point-to-point tickets bought in advance cost less than a Eurail pass for four segments. Check current prices on SNCF, SNCB and NS sites before deciding.
