One-Day Journey Through Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Strasbourg, and Colmar

Day 1: Cultural Highlights

Amsterdam, Netherlands

8:00AM

Breakfast at Café de Klos

Kick off your day with a hearty breakfast, featuring Dutch pancakes served with fresh fruits and maple syrup in the charming Café de Klos.
Located in Amsterdam, easily accessible via taxi.
EUR15, 1 hour

9:30AM

Explore the Anne Frank House

Dive into history at the Anne Frank House, where you can learn about the life of Anne Frank and the Holocaust in a poignant and memorable way.
A 10-minute drive or a 20-minute walk from the café.
EUR12, 1.5 hours

11:00AM

Drive to Brussels

Head towards Belgium, enjoying the scenic ride as you drive through beautiful Dutch and Belgian countryside.
About 2 hours drive from Amsterdam to Brussels.
EUR40 (fuel + tolls), 2 hours

1:00PM

Lunch at Chez Léon

Treat yourself to authentic Belgian mussels and fries at the iconic Chez Léon, a hotspot in Brussels.
20-minute walk from the Grand Place.
EUR25, 1.5 hours

2:30PM

Visit Grand Place

Stroll through the stunning Grand Place, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its opulent architecture and lovely ambiance.
Located in the heart of Brussels, it’s easily walkable from the restaurant.
Free, 1 hour

3:30PM

Drive to Geneva, Switzerland

Continue your journey to Switzerland, taking in the breathtaking views of the countryside as you travel.
A long drive of approximately 6.5 hours from Brussels to Geneva, plan for rest stops along the way.
EUR100 (fuel + tolls), 6.5 hours

10:00PM

Dinner at Les Armures

Enjoy a late dinner of Swiss fondue at the historic Les Armures restaurant, a culinary delight that encapsulates the essence of Swiss cuisine.
Located in Geneva's old town, just a short drive from the city centre.
CHF40, 1.5 hours

11:30PM

Head to Strasbourg, France

Make your way to Strasbourg for an overnight stay to experience a blend of French and German cultures.
A 1.5-hour drive from Geneva to Strasbourg.
EUR40 (fuel + tolls), 1.5 hours
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