The cultural heart of Europe – France and Benelux
Sample the prized gastronomy and delightful scenery of Northern France's rolling hills and endless vineyards. A visit to Paris goes without saying, but the call of the wild in Brittany is often answered. Or venture northeast to the quaint market villages of Belgium and the windswept port towns of the Netherlands. From the cosmopolitan capitals of Amsterdam and Brussels to the small Champagne towns, this region delights at every turn.
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Discover the magical charm of Bruges and its Christmas markets
Enjoy the exciting festive atmosphere, special gifts and tasty regional specialities on this getaway to two wonderful cities - bustling Lille and medieval Bruges.
Departures from November to December
from £355
Discover UNESCO Luxembourg and its Christmas markets
On this Christmas Market holiday we stay in Luxembourg and uncover the Grand Duchy's seasonal highlights, castles and wines. We also pay a visit to the charming Christmas Market in nearby Metz.
Departures from November to December
from £425
Explore the Christmas markets of Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands
Compare the lights, sounds and smells of Christmas Markets in three different countries: Belgium's largest, Liège; joyful Aachen in Germany and Valkenburg's unique grotto markets in Holland.
Departures from November to December
from £425
Christmas Markets of Bruges & Lille 2012
Luxembourg & Metz Christmas Markets 2012
Three Countries Christmas Markets 2012
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A fully inclusive cruise along the Seine on the delightful Anacoluthe | |
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As the home of some of the finest cuisine in the world it is unsurprising that our guests choose to discover as much as possible during meal times. We take great pains to ensure that our tours offer a wide and varied selection of the best gastronomy but should you choose to depart from our suggested itinerary of eateries your tour manager will be able to provide you with a list of alternatives. From the Michelin starred haute cuisine at Le Pont de l'Ouysse in Dordogne, to simple peasant fare eaten on rough wooden picnic tables, some of France's best sights can be found over the dinner table.