Day 4: Amsterdam to Brussels
Train · About 1 hr 53 min
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Compare this journeyStart with three nights in Amsterdam and two in Brussels, then finish in Luxembourg City. Check each international train and give airport travel its own time on the last day.
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Arrive in Amsterdam. Check in to your base in Oud-West or Amsterdam-Noord. Walk the Prinsengracht and Herengracht canal rings, taking the free ferry across the IJ river at sunset.
€150 for one whole private room, €50 for meals, €11 for local travel and €8 for extras. Add paid visits, excursions and intercity or airport tickets. These are chosen allowances; use your actual bookings.
Estimated day spending: €219.00
Morning timed entry to the Rijksmuseum. Stroll through the Albert Cuyp Market in De Pijp for warm stroopwafels and herring. Evening walk through the Jordaan neighborhood.
€150 for one whole private room, €50 for meals, €11 for local travel and €8 for extras. Add paid visits, excursions and intercity or airport tickets. These are chosen allowances; use your actual bookings.
Estimated day spending: €219.00
Visit the Van Gogh Museum on Museumplein. Relax in leafy Vondelpark and explore the floating flower market (Bloemenmarkt).
€150 for one whole private room, €50 for meals, €11 for local travel and €8 for extras. Add paid visits, excursions and intercity or airport tickets. These are chosen allowances; use your actual bookings.
Estimated day spending: €219.00
Choose Eurostar or Eurocity Direct around the station you want and the fare conditions. Eurostar normally uses Amsterdam Centraal, while Eurocity Direct uses Amsterdam Zuid. Keep the actual timetable on your ticket and leave the afternoon for Grand Place after check-in.
€100 for one whole private room, €45 for meals, €9 for local travel and €8 for extras. Add paid visits, excursions and intercity or airport tickets. These are chosen allowances; use your actual bookings.
Estimated day spending: €162.00
Reserve the Horta Museum if you want the interior and build the day around that time. Alternatively, follow a short comic-mural walk and spend time around Sablon. Leave time for lunch instead of treating the whole city as a single walking route.
€100 for one whole private room, €45 for meals, €9 for local travel and €8 for extras. Add paid visits, excursions and intercity or airport tickets. These are chosen allowances; use your actual bookings.
Estimated day spending: €162.00
Take the full international journey to Luxembourg and leave your bags. Keep the afternoon around the upper town and Corniche. Domestic public transport is free, while the Belgian rail section requires the appropriate ticket.
€140 for one whole private room, €40 food and €9 extras. Add international travel and any paid visits; ordinary domestic public transport costs €0.
Estimated day spending: €189.00
Use ordinary adult Bock admission if the time fits, then choose a valley walk before collecting your bags. Check the actual departure stop and keep the airport or international journey separate from sightseeing.
€40 food, €9 extras and €11 ordinary Bock entry. No seventh room night. Add airport travel if paid, international tickets and other visits.
Estimated day spending: €60.00
Start with three nights in Amsterdam and two in Brussels, then finish in Luxembourg City. Check each international train and give airport travel its own time on the last day. Match the main journeys to the room locations, then book the visits you most want. Keep arrival afternoons flexible.
Amsterdam · Brussels. These guides explain local arrivals, admission choices and practical places to start.
The day figures add up to €1,230.00 for one traveller, before the extra costs listed below. The day notes show the stay, meals, local travel and small extras separately. A private-room allowance buys the whole room; divide that part only when sharing. A final day in these destinations has no overnight allowance. These are chosen spending plans, not measured averages or available room offers.
Add other paid visits not already included in the day notes, day-trip transport, intercity tickets and airport journeys. Replace the stay line with your full booking cost, including taxes and cleaning. Do not add the city budget cards on top of these day amounts; they are an alternative way to plan the same spending. The itemised changes cover Belgium, Netherlands. Other-country day allowances remain separate planning figures; replace those with your own bookings too.
Spend night six in Luxembourg City and leave day seven without an extra room charge. Ordinary Bock entry is included once in day seven. The Corniche and valley walks give the arrival afternoon enough to do without another ticket. Read the capital guide and choose the airport or international departure before fixing the final sightseeing time.
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Train · About 1 hr 53 min
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Choose the complete Brussels–Luxembourg train journey and the fare conditions that suit your dates. Domestic free second-class travel in Luxembourg does not remove the Belgian section’s fare. Check the actual departure and arrival stations.
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