Belgium and Holland Tours and Trips

Belgium and Holland Tours and Trips

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Taking a combined tour of Holland and Belgium is to experience the best of European architecture, history, and gastronomy in one memorable trip. Start by visiting either of the capital cities, Amsterdam and Brussels, brimming with historical landmarks like the Anne Frank House, Van Gogh Museum, and Grand Place before curating an adventure that defines your travel style. From cycling tours in the Netherlands through the Keukenhof’s tulip gardens or iconic windmills of Zaanse Schans to admiring the medieval architecture of Ghent or the cobbled streets of Bruges, the options are endless. For a laid-back holiday vibe, you can spend some time in the coastal city of the Hague in Holland or Antwerp in Belgium. Take a gander at our best Holland and Belgium tours below. 

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Anonymous | Traveled in October

I had a wonderful time on this trip and recommend it highly. The crew and guides were a joy to be with and did everything they could to ensure we were well looked after. We loved the Fleur and the variety of sights we saw. A really great way to have an active but also cultural holiday.

Carol W. | Traveled in October

Food was very good. The crew was great- very friendly and accommodating. Loved floating down the rivers and through the locks. Amsterdam was undoubtedly my favorite spot, probably because we got to spend more time there. Everything we saw was great!

Anonymous | Traveled in October

Maja our tour manager was amazing. My favorite trip was to Amsterdam but my favorite activity was the ridiculously silly and fun play we participated in with spur of the moment costumes. It allowed us to act like kids again. The food was great and the people were fantastic!

Mandy  | Traveled in October

Its jam packed! But a great sampler of Europe! Our tour guide, Richard and our driver, Pesquale had so much knowledge! They were the amazing duo! We really had a blast! The hotels and the sights were 1st class! The trip left us wanting more. All of the excursions were well planned. Thank you Trafalgar for a great trip!

Suzanne W. | Traveled in October

All was memorable and I will say that Markus was a fantastic tour manager. He kept us all abreast of details, made us all feel special and took the time to get to know each and every one of us.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

I am so glad I was able to get tickets to Anne Franke's museum. Wish you could somehow make it part of your package tours. Had a wonderful time. Food was excellent. Good variety and good portion sizes. Staff were so helpful and professional. The various announcements were very helpful too. Really, only complaint is not enough time to visit some sights, like Koln Cathedral and I understand we have to keep schedule due to the ships schedule. Overall wonderful experience and will recommend to family and friends.

Holland and Belgium — Tour Highlights and Travel Tips

Holland and Belgium — Tour Highlights and Travel Tips

Taking a combined tour of Holland and Belgium is to experience the best of European architecture, history, and gastronomy in one memorable trip. Start by visiting either of the capital cities, Amsterdam and Brussels, brimming with historical landmarks like the Anne Frank House, Van Gogh Museum, and Grand Place before curating an adventure that defines your travel style. From cycling tours in the Netherlands through the Keukenhof’s tulip gardens or iconic windmills of Zaanse Schans to admiring the medieval architecture of Ghent or the cobbled streets of Bruges, the options are endless. For a laid-back holiday vibe, you can spend some time in the coastal city of the Hague in Holland or Antwerp in Belgium.

Take a gander at our best Holland and Belgium tours below. 

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Traveling to Holland and Belgium: An Overview

Tours of Holland and Belgium offer a captivating experience with easy travel options between the two countries. Find more about traveling to Holland and Belgium below:

Getting From Holland to Belgium

Getting to your starting destination in either Holland or Belgium is easy, especially if you are traveling to Amsterdam or Brussels to start your journey. Both capital cities have international airports and within the cities, several transportation options like trams, boats, and bikes can help you get around.

To travel within the country or from Holland to Belgium, you can pick affordable and quick flights connecting major cities like Rotterdam, Hague, Ghent, Antwerp, Bruges, etc. However, most visitors prefer high-speed trains offering impressive views of the countryside and gorgeous architecture. Purchase a Eurail Pass which works in both countries and is an inexpensive option to visit all must-see destinations.

Best Time to Visit Holland and Belgium

The best time for Holland and Belgium tours is during spring and summer, or April to August. The weather is at its best with sunny skies and pleasant temperatures. April and August are preferred also because they are the shoulder months, which means fewer crowds and affordable rates. April is also the tulip season in Amsterdam, making it one of the best times to be in Holland.

For a detailed weather insight, read our guide on the best time to visit Belgium and the best time to visit Holland

Highlights of Holland and Belgium Trip

  • Embark on a journey back in time as you explore the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam and the Brussels Town Hall in Brussels.
  • Delight your taste buds by relishing the local cuisine in both Holland and Belgium. Must-try dishes are stroopwafels and bitterballen (Dutch meatballs) in Holland and Belgian beer, frites, and chocolate in Belgium.
  • Explore the Instagram-famous places on your tour of Holland and Belgium like the tulip gardens of Keukenhof, the windmills of Zaanse Schans, and the canals of Ghent.
  • Witness the charming European countryside by biking around the beautiful natural landscape of the De Hoge Veluwe National Park and see Van Gogh’s largest private collection in the Kroller-Muller Museum.
  • Hop on a guided canal cruise in cities like Utrecht, the Hague, Antwerp, and Ghent, and let the tour guide take you through the hidden gems of these magical European towns.

Holland & Belgium Travel Tips

  • The terms “cafe” and “coffee shops” are different in Holland than elsewhere. Coffee shops are a type of cannabis retail outlet and cafes are bars that serve alcoholic drinks. Just ask for good “coffee” recommendations in a restaurant if you’re looking for a good cup of joe.
  • If you plan to explore museums, buy the museum pass for both Holland and Belgium that allows access to all the major museums in both countries.
  • Get a travel adapter to charge your electrical gadgets. A European travel plug adapter will work for all European countries and is a useful purchase for your future trips as well.

At a Glance: Holland & Belgium

  Holland Belgium
Annual Visitors
  • Approximately 15.6 million
  • Approximately 8.2 million
Ideal Duration
  • Two Weeks
  • One Week
Transportation
  • Major cities like Amsterdam, Rotterdam, the Hague, and Eindhoven, all have international airports. Within the country, flights and trains are convenient options. Purchase a Eurail Pass for the latter and save money on your train journeys.
  • Belgium cities like Brussels, Bruges, and Antwerp have international airports, and other destinations like Ghent and Liege also have airports for national flights. A Eurail Pass is best for train journeys within the country or to nearby destinations as well.
Top Destinations
  • Amsterdam
  • The Hague
  • Kinderdijk
  • Maastricht
  • Isse
  • Utrecht
  • Brussels
  • Bruges
  • Antwerp
  • Ghent
  • Liege
  • Ostend
Top Activities
  • Go museum hopping
  • Take a sunset canal cruise available in all major cities, from Amsterdam to Utrecht and the Hague.
  • Admire the beautiful landscape of De Hoge Veluwe National Park.
  • Tour the Keukenhof Botanical Gardens.
  • See the grand windmills in Zaanse Schans or the village of Kinderjik.
  • Visit the historic buildings with impressive architecture like the Grand Place, Gravensteen, and the Belfry of Bruges.
  • Relish the Belgian chocolate in the local chocolate shops like Leonidas and Wittamer.
  • Hop on a guided boat trip in medieval Ghent and learn about the glorious past of this beautiful town.
Affordability

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  • You can expect to spend around USD 200 a day on average. Holland is slightly more expensive than Belgium because of its popularity.

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  • You can expect to spend around USD 155 a day on average. Prices are higher in Brussels and Bruges, which are often promoted as day trips from major European cities.

FAQs for Belgium and Holland Tours

How many days do I need for a combined trip to Holland and Belgium?
If you want to see the major highlights of both countries, a week-long Holland and Belgium trip is recommended. To cover the countryside areas like the De Hoge Veluwe National Park or lesser-known towns like Liege, you should allot at least two weeks. For a more relaxed experience, consider adding a few more days to your itinerary.

Is Belgium a day trip from Amsterdam?
If you want to establish your base in Amsterdam on a combined tour of Holland and Belgium, you’d be happy to know that the must-see Belgian cities like Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent are all day trips away from Amsterdam. You can sign up for the tours of Belgian cities when booking your trip.