Upon arrival in Zurich, embark on your tour to Lucerne where you will view the Chapel Bridge, a covered wooden foot bridge diagonally in the city of Lucerne and Lion Monument, a rock relief that commemorate the Swiss guards during the French Revolution in late 18th century. Spend the rest of the day at leisure to relax or shop for branded watches, famous Swiss chocolates and music boxes. You may wish to visit Mt. Titlis by cable car at your own expense.

This morning, travel to Schaffhausen to view the Rhine Falls, the largest waterfall in Western Europe. Cross the border and enjoy a drive through the Black Forest, the largest forest in Germany. You may wish to try the authentic Black Forest Cake at your own expenses. Arrive at the tourist resort township of Lake Titisee, home to Germany’s largest Cuckoo Clock Centre. You can shop for cuckoo clocks before you continue to the prince city of Heidelberg and stop for a magnificent view of the Old Bridge.

After breakfast, tour the Zaanse Schans, a Dutch village dotted with windmills and cottages. Take the opportunity to visit a cheese farm and see a wooden clog-making demonstration. Enjoy a canal cruise. Relax onboard a glass-domed motor launch cruising down canals flanked by gabled houses. Next, visit a diamond house in Amsterdam and see master craftsmen working on exquisite diamonds. Later, spend your time at leisure to shop or visit the Sailors’ Quarters and proceed to Dam Square, where Amstel River was dammed in the 13th century, thus giving the city its name. Spend the afternoon free at leisure or you may wish to join an optional tour to Volendam, a Dutch town known for its fishing boats.

This morning, view the St. Lawrence Church before continuing to Brussels, the capital of Belgium. The church was built between the mid of 15th century to early 16th century, and was bad damaged in 1940. It was restored and re-open in the year 1968. Arriving into Burussels, first stop of your tour will consist of the magnificent Atomium. Drive by Royal Laeken Palace before arriving in the city to see the mascot of Brussels, Manneken Pis, the 16th and 17th-century Market Square and the beautiful Grand Place.

This morning, cross the border and continue your journey to Paris, also known as the City of Lights. Upon arrival, embark on a city tour and take in the sights of Napoleon’s Arc De Triomphe, Champs Elysees Boulevard and Place de la Concorde on your city tour. View the famous Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the most magnificent masterpieces of Gothic architecture. Thereafter, visit Fragonard Perfumery, one of the largest perfumeries in France and a great place to purchase exclusive scents of France at affordable prices. Spend the rest of the day at leisure where you may do more shopping or enjoy the city sights. Try not to miss the opportunity for a cruise ride along Seine River at your own expense.