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Europe 8 Days Tours

Europe 8 Days Tours (Departure from Toronto)
    Departure Calendar
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Note: Blue colored date of the tour is available to link book now, and it has available seat. Otherwise, the tour on this date is either expired or sold out.
    Price Reference
Departure Period Adult($) Children($) Single Room($) Airline & Airport
Tax($)
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04/08/2008 - 05/13/2008 1,749.00 1,399.00 250.00 300.00 May 6, 13
05/27/2008 - 06/24/2008 2,049.00 1,639.00 250.00 300.00 May 27
Jun 10, 17, 24
07/08/2008 - 08/26/2008 1,999.00 1,599.00 250.00 300.00 Jul 8, 15, 22
Aug 5, 12, 19, 26
09/09/2008 - 10/07/2008 1,749.00 1,399.00 250.00 300.00 Sep 9, 16, 23
Oct 7
10/28/2008 - 12/09/2008 1,699.00 1,359.00 250.00 300.00 Oct 28
Nov 11, 18
Dec 2, 9
12/23/2008 - 12/23/2008 1,749.00 1,399.00 250.00 300.00 Dec 23
12/30/2008 - 12/30/2008 1,699.00 1,359.00 250.00 300.00 Dec 30
    Tour Itinerary - 8 Days, 6 Nights   rintItinerary('CES8')">Print    Email to a Friend  

Day 1 TORONTO - PARIS
Board your overnight transatlantic flight.

Day 2 Arrive in PARIS, FRANCE
You are free to rest or start exploring the French capital. At 6 P.M. meet your Tour Director and traveling companions for a welcome dinner.
Hotel: Novotel Paris or equivalent first class hotel.(D)

Day 3 PARIS
Discover the world capital of chic and style and admire beautiful and famous sights: the Opéra, Arc de Triomphe, Champs-Elysées, Notre Dame Cathedral, and Paris' most famous landmark, the Eiffel Tower. You may wish to try out one of Paris' fine restaurants and explore the City of Lights! That night, a lively cabaret show might just be the ticket. (B

Day 4 PARIS - WATERLOO - BRUSSELS
Head north to Waterloo, where Napoleon was defeated and European history was changed forever. The afternoon will be dedicated to cosmopolitan Brussels, the thriving Belgian capital with a proud medieval past. Your orientation tour features the Rue Royale with the monument of Congress, the Parliament buildings, the Royal Palace and the main cathedral of Brussels, Saint Michael. Continue on foot to the Grand' Place with its baroque guild houses, the Gothic Town Hall, and the most famous inhabitant of the city, Manneken Pis.
Hotel: Novotel Michelen or equivalent first class hotel. (B

Day 5 BRUSSELS - HAGUE - AMSTERDAM
You will take a short drive to The Hague, seat of the Dutch government and the International Court of Justice. Later, start your discovery of Holland with a sightseeing tour of the capital. Enjoy a Canal Cruise along gabled merchant houses and arched drawbridges reminiscent of the Golden Age, and view the strikingly modern buildings of a young-at-heart city. Explore Dam Square and the city on your own, or join your Tour Director for a visit to a major Diamond Center and appreciate how a rough mineral is transformed into a sparkling jewel.
Hotel: Novotel Hotel or equivalent first class hotel (BB-D)

Day 6 AMSTERDAM - COLOGNE - BONN - TRIER
A special treat at the very start of your journey through Germany is spending time in Cologne to visit the awesome Gothic Cathedral. Its twin 515-foot towers, five naves, splendid stained-glass windows, and the shrine of the Three Holy Kings are eloquent testimony to the quality of medieval engineering and craftsmanship. Next is a walking tour through 2,000 years of Bonn's history, with emphasis on its role as a city of culture during the 19th century and its changing role within Germany since reunification. The government quarter, along the west bank of the Rhine, is a complex of modern, rather nondescript white buildings. The two most impressive, both along Koblenzerstrasse, are the former residences of the president and chancellor. Later we will visit the University of Bonn and the House of Beethoven, birthplace of Ludwig Van Beethoven.
Hotel: Mercure Hotel or equivalent first class hotel (B

Day 7 TRIER - LUXEMBOURG - REIMS - PARIS
Trier is the oldest seat of a Christian bishop north of the Alps. The Porta Nigra (Black Gate) is the largest Roman City Gate north of the Alps and has been designated a World Hertage Site. The name Porta Nigra originated due to the dark color of its stone.
Arrive in Luxembourg in the afternoon, the harmonious capital of one of Europe's smallest sovereign states. Sightseeing covers the city's past and present, from the fortifications and the Old Town perched high atop a sandstone outcrop with striking views on the Alzette and Pétrusse gorges, to the modern administrative center of European institutions. Visit the turreted Grand Ducal Palace, take a stroll along the panoramic cliff path known as "the most beautiful balcony in Europe," and see the grave of General Patton. Next up is Reims, a city well known for its cathedral, Notre-Dame de Reims, where the kings of France used to be crowned. The Cathedral was added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1991, along with the former Abbey of Saint-Remi and the Palace of Tau. Return to Paris at about 8:00 P.M. (B

Day 8 PARIS - TORONTO
Your homebound flight arrives the same day. (B

 
    Included Features
  • Economy Class seats from Toronto / Paris / Toronto round trip.
  • tickets when you purchase the 'Air Inclusive' offer.
  • Buffet Breakfast daily on tour.
  • Welcome Dinner in Paris and 1 Dinner.
  • First Class hotel accommodations include twin beds in rooms with private facilities; all hotel service charges, tips, and local taxes included.
  • Touring by luxury air-conditioned coach with reclining seats and a washroom on board.
  • Pick-up at your Paris hotel.
  • Professional Tour Director on tour.
  • Travel wallet with comprehensive tour documents.
 
    Not Included Features
  • European Countries Visas.
  • Tips for tour guides and drivers (suggested 5 Euro per day per person) .
 
    Departure Dates

The first tour is on January 15, 2008

 
    Tour Fare
  • Airport taxes are about $300 per person.
  • Triple room: Same tour fare as twin sharing standard room per person.
  • Single room: Add $250.
  • Child fare: 2-11 years old, stay with parents without extra bed:
  • 20% discount of adult tour fare.
  • Child with bed: Same tour fare as adult.
  • Weekends (Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays) departure and return: Add $50 airline surcharge each way.
  • A price adjust could occur upward if the dollar slides more than 3% against the Euro.
 
    Airfare Add On

Please contact YTB / Spring Tour for Wholesale airfare to and from major Canadian cities on most major airlines.
Call (800) 627-0886 or Email: ytbeurope@spring-tour.com.

 
    Visa

* Canadian passport holder: No visa required for most of European countries.
Please contact YTB / Spring Tour for European Countries visas fees and requirements.


 

* We strongly recommend YTB clients purchase the Travel Protection Plan.
* Please reconfirm all flights 72 hours prior to departure.
* Please read terms and conditions before booking.

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Boston Mass

Boston, MA: The Big Dig-It
Lobsters, fall leaves, the Red Sox, and American history--there's nothing like the exuberant tea-party blend that is Boston.

Where to blow a paycheck: Located behind Faneuil Hall, the historic Quincy Market is chock-a-block with retail clothing stores, sweet shops selling candy lobsters, and even a comedy club. Along the outdoor walkways and plazas, you'll wander upon spontaneous performances ranging from hip-hop-dancing kids to rabbit-pulling magicians.

Where the locals go: Make a night of hanging around the theatre district. After admiring the Orpheum Theatre, turn it up a notch at The Roxy, a nightclub famous for its grand art deco ballroom complete with red velvet, gold trimmings, and 1920s chandeliers. It's been updated to the modern age with DJ turntables and 3-D laser light shows.

Chill-out spot: Once a cattle-grazing ground, and later the scene of public hangings, the Boston Common mood stays serene these days with an outdoor gathering area where the paddle boats look like swans and the combined effect looks borrowed from an Impressionist painting. The Commons is one of the oldest public parks in the country.

Local flavor: When it comes to the New England clam chowder (or, in local parlance, "chowdah"), the creamier the better, with lots of potatoes and bacon--and none of that fussy red tomato stuff they use down south in New York City. Sprinkle your soup with some oyster crackers and chase it down with a perfectly chilled Samuel Adams brew.

Get out of dodge: Revel in the collegiate atmosphere of Harvard Square, which is lined with bars and restaurants, including Pinocchio's, which some say serves the best pizza in the area. A walk around campus reveals ivy-covered buildings, theatres, chapels, a state-of-the-art library, and the beguilingly old-fashioned Peabody Museum. If you get thirsty, step into student favorite Grendel's Den.

History lesson: Don your best knickers and white-haired wig (okay, you don't really have to dress up like that, but it helps set the mood) along the Freedom Trail, which has 16 nationally significant historic sights alone. Other school-book attractions include Bunker Hill Monument, Paul Revere's house, North Church, and the U.S.S. Constitution.

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