In the morning, we set off for Bonn, the former capital of West Germany. After arriving, we visited Bonn's attractions: Beethoven's former residence and the University of Bonn. After the tour, we transferred to Cologne and visited the famous Cologne Cathedral and shopping streets. In the afternoon, we drove away from Cologne and headed directly to the Netherlands.
Please go to the meeting point by yourself
Meeting time: 08:30 AM local time
Meeting point: Central Station (HBF) Main Entrance
Meeting instructions: Please arrive at the meeting point in advance. After the meeting, you will not visit Frankfurt and set off directly to Bonn.
Depart in the morning and head to the most distinctive windmill village in the suburbs to visit the symbolicDutch windmills, traditional clogs factory, cheese factory, introduce the manufacturing process of clogs and cheese; after lunch, visit Amsterdam’s attractions:Dam Square, Royal Palace, Heroes Monument, and then take a glass sightseeing boat to shuttle on the canal, admiring the seventeenth-century scenery on both sides. Amsterdam is known as the capital of diamonds, and its polishing technology is world-famous for its exquisite and meticulous polishing technology. Of course, visiting the diamond factory is a program not to be missed; check into the hotel after dinner. Amsterdam’s Red Light District is bustling and lively, and you can go there at your own expense to enjoy the experience.
(During the Dutch Flower Show Keukenhof, you can visit the annual Dutch Flower Show. Information can be found at: www.keukenhof.com)
