Amsterdam City Break

• Return executive coach travel.
• Return channel tunnel crossings *( can be altered to ferry in the event of operational issues)
• Hotel stay for three nights with breakfast included
• City tax

Join us for a city break to remember as we take you to Europe’s most diverse and vibrant capital city.

Day One
It’s up bright and early (all pick ups should take place between 3am and 6am) as we take you through the Eurotunnel, driving through France, Belgium and on to the Netherlands for your three night bed and breakfast stay at the Leonardo Hotel Amsterdam Rembrandtpark

*Channel crossing may be changed to ferry depending on availability of suitable crossing times

This excellent hotel not only boasts the usual facilities you’d find at a 4* city centre hotel, but on the 17th floor, you can enjoy a cocktail and take in the best views of the city from it’s very own rooftop bar! Plus, with the tram service just around the corner, you can come and whatever the time of day… or night!

Days Two & Three – Amsterdam!
This fantastic city has so much to offer. Museums, canals , food & drink… and then there’s the cheeky side too!

Here’s a few things that you might like to see and do…

• Anne Frank House
  Museums may not be your thing, but a visit to the house that hid a Jewish teenager from the Nazis is an altogether more humbling experience.
• The Canals
  Amsterdam has 165 canals, and you can travel on some via one of the city’s many cruise boats. It’s a great way to see the landmarks, and the local guide may well point out some different places to visit!
• The Heineken Experience
  Beer! Yes, quite possibly the most famous beer brand in the world originated here in Amsterdam. Built in the late 1800’s, the old brewery now pays homage to it’s past… and you may even get a sample if you’re good!
• Food
  Holland is famous for it’s cheese, so don’t be too surprised to find a free sample or two as you wander the streets, as you do you’ll find chips are also part of the city’s staple diet! Don’t worry, there many culinary delights too. From steak houses such as Caf? De Klos to pancakes at err…Pancakes!

Still not enough?
Hit the museums, hire a bike, visit Damm square , visit the loads of independent shops, pick up a bargain at the markets, and of course there’s the infamous Red light district and cafe’s.

Day Four
Time to say goodbye to the Dutch capital and head home. Arriving back late evening.

*Valid Passports Required for this break