Day 1
Urumqi – Beijing
Proceed to Beijing according to the flight schedule
Hotel: Near the airport
Meals: None
Transportation: Car
Day 2
Beijing
Fingerprint registration on the same day, then proceed to Europe according to the flight schedule
Hotel: Near the airport
Meals: None
Transportation: Car
Day 3
Beijing
At 21:30 tonight, we will gather at Beijing Capital Airport T2 terminal and proceed with check-in procedures under the guidance of the tour guide. Board the plane to Brussels, and the exciting journey begins… …
Itinerary Note: Due to complicated exit procedures, to ensure your smooth boarding, please be sure to arrive at the designated location for unified assembly 3 hours before departure.
Hotel: None
Meals: None
Transportation: Car
Day 4
Beijing – Amsterdam (7822 km) – Mannheim (80 km)
Reference Flight: CZ345 PEKAMS 0030 0510
Arrive on the same day, visit the Rijksmuseum (exterior). The newly renovated Rijksmuseum offers a journey through Dutch (art) history from the Middle Ages to the 20th century. Visitors will experience a time-travel adventure for the first time, following the footsteps of time to feel the endless charm of art. The collection exhibited across four floors and 80 brand-new exhibition halls presents the fascinating story of the Netherlands in an international context in chronological order. Visit the ZAZARE Diamond Museum. As Amsterdam is a world-renowned diamond trading center with world-class diamond processing craftsmanship, visiting this unique museum allows you to understand the charm and art of diamonds from different perspectives.
Stay overnight at a hotel in a city along the route.
Hotel: Three-star hotel
Meals: Dinner on XX day
Transportation: Plane, Car
Day 5
Mannheim – Fussen – Wattens
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and head to Füssen. Füssen, located at the southern tip of the Romantic Road, is a renowned spa and resort town with 14,000 residents. Upon arrival, visit: Neuschwanstein Castle (exterior). If only one fairy tale castle could exist in the world, its name would surely be Neuschwanstein Castle. Neuschwanstein Castle, a fairy tale castle located in the Bavarian Alps in southern Germany, fulfills the fairy tale dreams of countless people. It also holds the dreams of its builder, King Ludwig II of Bavaria, throughout his life. Head to the Swarovski Kristallwelten in Wattens, a suburb of Innsbruck, as a special gift. It is both a crystal museum and the headquarters of the famous crystal manufacturer Swarovski. It exhibits a full range of crystal stones from around the world, luxurious crystal walls, and beautiful crystal artworks.
Stay overnight at a hotel near Innsbruck for rest.
Hotel: Three-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast X Dinner
Transportation: Car
Day 6
Wattens – Venice – Italian Town
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and head to the Italian water city of Venice (visit for about 60 minutes) by car. It is not only an artistic city full of dreams and magic but also the embodiment of romance in the eyes of the world. Pigeon-filled St. Mark’s Square, St. Mark’s Basilica, a masterpiece of Byzantine architecture, Doge’s Palace, the Bridge of Sighs… Head to the Rialto Bridge, known as the "White Elephant," a landmark building of Venice. It is one of the three bridges across the Grand Canal in Venice. Shakespeare’s famous play "The Merchant of Venice" is set here. The newly built DFS, a world-famous luxury duty-free mall beside the Rialto Bridge, is also a must-visit place for rest. It gathers more than 120 well-known brands, mainly Italian, and its rooftop terrace offers a panoramic view of the Grand Canal. Afterward, free time (about 1 hour) to wander around the water city, experience the daily life of Venice in ancient times, or visit a glass factory for shopping.
Stay overnight at a hotel in a city along the route.
Hotel: Four-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast X, Dinner
Transportation: Car
Day 7
Italian Town – Rome – Orvieto (126 km)
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and head to Rome by car. Visit the Colosseum. Although only ruins remain of the ancient Roman Colosseum, it is a symbol of ancient Roman history. Next, tour the Arch of Constantine. Although it is the latest of Rome’s three triumphal arches, one can still see traces of early Roman art. It is also relatively well-preserved, with exquisite and magnificent sculptures. Despite the passage of a thousand years and traces of wear and tear, it still stands the test of time, together with the ancient Roman Colosseum, witnessing the glory of Rome. Visit the ruins of the Ancient Roman Forum. Looking at this building that embodies the height of human civilization, one cannot associate it with barbarism and bloodshed. While cursing it, we are secretly grateful that the ruins of this magnificent building have survived the long wind and rain until today.
Stay overnight at a hotel in a city along the route.
Hotel: Four-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast X Dinner
Transportation: Car
Day 8
Orvieto – Florence – Piacenza
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and proceed to Florence. Florence is a city in central Italy, the capital of the Tuscany region, and originally meant ‘City of Flowers’ in Italian. Like all cities with a river flowing through them, Florence has a natural spirituality due to the presence of the Arno River. Florence is the cradle of the Italian Renaissance and one of the most beautiful cities in Italy and the world. Visit: Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral, Giotto’s Campanile, and the Baptistery of St. John the Baptist (known as the ‘Porta del Paradiso’ or ‘Gate of Paradise’)
Stay overnight at a hotel in a city along the route.
Hotel: Four-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast X Dinner
Transportation: Car
Day 9
Piacenza – Liechtenstein – Interlaken
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and proceed to Liechtenstein, one of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world and the famous stamp kingdom. It is a paradise for stamp collectors. Its stamp industry is renowned worldwide for its diverse, colorful, and beautifully composed stamps, which attract foreign tourists, especially stamp collectors. There is an opportunity to get a commemorative stamp of the stamp kingdom on your passport before proceeding to the famous resort town of Interlaken. This lakeside town has a strong British flavor and is as peaceful and serene as a haven away from the hustle and bustle of the world. Interlaken is located between the beautiful Lake Thun and Lake Brienz, which is the origin of the city’s name, meaning ‘between two lakes’. From the center of Interlaken to the shores of both lakes, the atmosphere is relaxed and perfect for a vacation.
Stay overnight at a hotel in a city along the route.
Hotel: Three-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast XX
Transportation: Car
Day 10
Interlaken – Titisee Lake – Nancy
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and then proceed to Germany’s natural oxygen bar – Titisee Lake. The birthplace of the cuckoo clock in fairy tales, this natural lake is praised as the pearl of the Black Forest. Situated in the southwest of the town, Titisee Lake is said to be named after the Roman emperor Titus and was formed by glacial action. At an altitude of 858 meters, it is the largest natural lake in the Black Forest region. It is as pure and beautiful as a maiden, elegant and refined, without any noise. The lake water is clear and visible to the bottom, surrounded by dense fir trees that provide shade. The rolling hills extend around the lake, blending with the deep green of the Black Forest. Any picture taken from any location will be an unparalleled fresh scene.
Stay overnight at a hotel in a city along the route.
Hotel: Three-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast X, Dinner
Transportation: Car
Day 11
Nancy – Paris
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and proceed to ‘The City of Love’ – Paris. Paris is renowned worldwide for its charm and elegance. It is not only a world-famous historical city with numerous ancient monuments and profound historical heritage but also a cultural capital that integrates culture and art. These factors have already made Paris a world-renowned city and a place where countless tourists who long for romance eagerly look forward to.
Visit the famous Arc de Triomphe, built by French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte to commemorate the victory of the Battle of Austerlitz, also known as the Arc de Triomphe de l’Étoile, one of the four representative buildings of Paris. Visit the Place de la Concorde, one of the most beautiful squares in France and the world. Then take in the towering Eiffel Tower, the urban landmark of Paris, designed by bridge engineer Gustave Eiffel and completed in 1889 on the Champ de Mars in Paris. It is a hollow lattice tower 300 meters tall, with an antenna 24 meters tall, making the total height 324 meters. The Eiffel Tower is a novelty in world architectural history and a technical masterpiece. It has become an important attraction and prominent symbol of France and Paris. Then take a car tour down the Champs-Élysées, where we can fully appreciate where the proud, fashionable yet classical demeanor of Parisians comes from!
Stay overnight at the hotel.
Hotel: Three-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast X, Dinner
Transportation: Car
Day 12
Paris
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and visit the Louvre Museum★ on the right bank of the Seine River, the national art treasure of France (visit time no less than 1.5 hours★ entrance included, closed on Tuesdays. If closed, the order of attractions will be adjusted accordingly, thank you for your understanding). It is one of the oldest and largest museums in the world. Located on the north bank of the Seine River in the center of Paris, its construction began in 1204. The Louvre is also a historic palace in France. The collection includes statues like Venus, paintings like Mona Lisa, and sculptures like Victory, which are known as the world’s three treasures. There are also numerous ancient artifacts from Greece, Rome, Egypt, and the East, as well as ancient relics from France and Italy. The exhibition area covers 55,000 square meters. After visiting France, proceed to Galeries Lafayette or Printemps for some shopping.
Stay overnight at the hotel.
Hotel: Three-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast X, Dinner
Transportation: Car
Day 13
Paris – Amsterdam
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel and proceed to the Paris Perfume Museum (entrance included, visit time no less than 30 minutes). It has a complete collection of various containers, perfume labels, soap molds, and other manufacturing tools. From the early production processes of perfumes to modern times, you can find corresponding attractions here. For a single-brand perfume museum, this museum is comprehensive enough.
Stay overnight at a hotel in a city along the route.
Hotel: Three-star hotel
Meals: Breakfast X, Dinner
Transportation: Car
Day 14
Amsterdam – Beijing (7822 km)
Reference Flight: CZ346 AMS-PEK 1450 0615+1
After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, proceed to the airport to handle tax refund and boarding procedures, then take a flight back to Beijing.
Hotel: None
Meals: Breakfast XX
Transportation: Car, Plane
Day 15
Beijing – Urumqi
Arrive in Beijing, ending a delightful trip to Europe…