Take a morning trip to Vatican State and visit St Peter's Basilica, the most famous church in the Christian world. Next, view the Colosseum, originally known as Flavian Amphitheatre, where ancient gladiators fought for the public’s entertainment. In the afternoon, make a wish at beautiful Trevi Fountain before visiting Spanish Steps. Thereafter, shop along Via Condotti, one of Rome's most elegant shopping streets.

Travel to Pisa to admire the world-renowned Leaning Tower at Campo Dei Mirocoli, also known as Field of Miracles. Continue your journey towards Florence and upon arrival, proceed to Gentlemen Square and Ponte Vecchio before stopping at Peruzzi, one of Florence's largest department stores, to shop for leather goods and designer fashion. Tonight, enjoy a lovely Tuscan dinner.

Travel across the border to Austria Lake District and continue to Salzburg, the city of Mozart. Enjoy the view of “The Sound of Music” countryside. Explore this musical city at your leisure and take in sights like Mirabelle Palace, Residence Square, Mozart Square and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s birthplace at No. 9 Getridegasse Street. You may also opt to visit the Mozart Museum at your own expense.

Your Innsbruck stop features the Golden Roof in the Old Town. Visit Swarovski Crystal House and continue to view the best of the Austrian Alps in the Arlberg Region by crossing Austria's longest road tunnel. Make a brief stop at the charming village of Vaduz, capital city of Liechtenstein and move on to Switzerland, arriving at the serene township of Lucerne. From your hotel, take a walk to see Chapel Bridge and the Lion Monument.

This morning, begin your tour with an excursion to Engelberg. From there, ascend Mt Titlis by cable car. Enjoy the view of the Central Swiss Alps and have fun on the snowfields. Return to Lucerne in the afternoon where you will spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Note

If Mt Titlis is closed for maintenance, it will be substituted with another mountain excursion.

Overnight accommodation may not be in Lucerne.

Travel to Schauffhausen to view the Rhine Falls, the largest waterfall in western Europe. Cross the border and drive through Black Forest, the largest forest in Germany where you will enjoy an original Black Forest lunch. You will arrive at the tourist resort of Titisee, home to Germany’s largest Cuckoo Clock Centre. Transfer to the region of Rhineland via Heidelberg for your overnight stay.

Visit Cologne to see one of the most fascinating old towns in the country, as well as the Gothic Cathedral. Thereafter, depart Germany for the Netherlands and proceed to Dam Square, where Amstel River was dammed in the 13th century, thus giving the city its name. Next, view the old Royal Palace, the New Church and the National Monument around the square. Then transfer to Amsterdam.

Note

Overnight accommodation may be in Den Hague or Rotterdam.

This morning, tour 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. Thereafter, return to Amsterdam to 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. After lunch, spend your time at leisure. You may wish to visit the Sailors’ Quarters.

This morning, continue to Brussels, the capital of Belgium. Your first stop is the magnificent Atomium. Drive by the 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. After lunch, proceed to Paris, City of Lights. You may wish to take an excursion cruise on the famous River Seine at your own expense.

This morning, 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 in this shopping paradise.

If time permits, you can do some last-minute shopping before you transfer to the airport for your flight home.