Check-in at the hotel followed by romantic dinner at Savoy Grill with the Thames in the backdrop.
Start with a visit to the world’s busiest junction, Piccadilly Circus, pass the iconic Buckingham Palace and witness the Changing of Guard ceremony. Followed by a serene St. James Park's, catch a glimpse of the famous Big Ben and finally end with a view of London Bridge and the Tower of London
Experience art and history with a visit to the National Gallery and The British Museum. In addition to enjoying the art, explore the beautiful architecture of these iconic institutions.
Experience the night scene with a romantic dinner at The Shard's Aqua Restaurant with its marvellous view of the city or enjoy the ambience with a cocktail at the trendy Sky Garden, located in the heart of the city.
Arrive at Amsterdam and check in at the hotel. Begin Amsterdam exploration walk with a leisurely canal boat ride through the picturesque Jordaan area.
Visit the Anne Frank House Museum, witness the Rijksmuseum's glorious art collections, and experience Dutch history at Van Gogh Museum.
Get a feel of Amsterdam by exploring the world's only floating flower market Bloemenmarkt, visit the quirky Eye Filmmuseum, relax at the scenic Vondelpark, and finally get lost in translation at Amsterdam's best food stalls in the Albert Cuyp Market.
Spend a relaxing day with a picnic basket in the world-renowned Keukenhof Gardens, marveling at the dazzling tulips and spending time in each other's company..
Say goodbye to this magical city and catch your flight back home or onward destination.
Given the time constraint, the above itinerary only reflects some of the best experiences in these two iconic cities. For those with more time, consider venturing out to London’s Portobello Market, the Shakespeare Globe theatre and for the true Potterheads, Warner Brother's studio tour. As for Amsterdam, explore the hip district of De Pijp, escape the hustle and bustle of Amsterdam’s city centre with a boat tour of the nearby Waterland district or take a day trip to the historic Delft, located a mere 1-hour train ride away.