CultureHanoi, Ha Long & Hoi An
Link Hanoi’s Old Quarter and northern bay scenery with lantern-lit streets in central Vietnam.
Build a manageable first Europe trip around three connected cities and a few memorable outings.

Use this day-by-day plan to start the conversation. We can adapt the route and pace for your dates.
Stay near a suitable tram or station and take a canal-side walk.
Pick one main museum and spend the rest of the day nearby.
Take the train south and visit Grand Place after check-in.
Choose local museums or an easy rail outing, keeping the evening clear.
Continue by train and make a relaxed first visit to the Seine.
Pair a timed museum visit with one district and a long meal break.
Leave time for airport travel and possible station changes.
May to June or September for longer sightseeing days and moderate temperatures.
Check rail luggage arrangements, station locations and timed-entry tickets before paying for transfers.
Confirm passport, visa and transit requirements with the official authorities for your nationality and route before paying for flights. Ask us what document planning support is available.
Ask for an itemised quote for the transport, accommodation and activities you want. Meals, tickets, permits, taxes, insurance and other extras are only included if listed in writing. Prices are available on enquiry.
Read the Europe destination guide
Yes. Let us know which parts of Amsterdam, Brussels & Paris you want to keep and how much time you have. We can discuss a revised route and quote.
Only if the written quote includes them. Share your preferred airport, luggage and transfer needs so flight options can be compared.
CultureLink Hanoi’s Old Quarter and northern bay scenery with lantern-lit streets in central Vietnam.
Culture
CultureMake time for valley landscapes, dzongs and a walk at your preferred pace.
Travel guideA trip with three connected cities can feel more generous than a rushed list of countries. Start with rail routes and only add stops that offer something different.
Travel guideStart with one city or one island if this is your first trip abroad with children. Fewer hotel moves make it easier to keep meals and rest predictable.
Travel guideMix one day near the Creek with one near the modern waterfront. Each area offers a different look at Dubai, and spreading them out limits cross-city travel.