Thời gian: 16 Days
Departure : June 29
Hotel : 4 * European standard (Including basic European breakfast)
Tour price: 65,990,000 VND / pax
Executive Summary
- Day 1: Vietnam – Frankfurt
- Day 2: Frankfurt – Zurich – Lucerne
- Day 3: Lucerne – Geneva – Annecy – Valence
- Day 4: Valence – Avignon – Barcelona
- Day 5: Barcelona
- Day 6: Barcelona – Valencia
- Day 7: Valencia – Granada
- Day 8: Granada – Malaga – Seville
- Day 9: Seville – Lisbon
- Day 10: Lisbon – Toledo
- Day 11: Toledo – Madrid
- Day 12: Madrid – Zaragoza – Barcelona
- Day 13: Barcelona – Montpellier
- Day 14: Montpellier – Lyon – Dijon
- Day 15: Dijon – Colmar – Frankfurt
- Day 16: Frankfurt – Vietnam
DETAILED JOURNEY
Day 1: Vietnam Frankfurt
Day 2: Frankfurt – Zurich – Lucerne
Depart from Frankfurt and go to Zurich. Zurich is known for its high quality of life, beautiful natural scenery and an ideal place to relax. The delegation will visit Lake Zurich right in the city center, the Cathedral of Zurich, the Bahnhof shopping street.
Then go to Lucerne, Switzerland’s famous romantic midlife resort city, visit the Chapel Bridge, an important symbol of Lucerne and visit the world’s most famous Statue of Lion monument, and the writer famous Mark Twain calls it “the most tragic and touching statue in the world”.
Hotel: Lucerne or neighboring areas
Sight seeing:
- Chapel Bridge
- Lion Monument
- Zurich Cathedral
- Lake Zurich
Day 3: Lucerne – Geneva – Annecy – Valence
After breakfast, the group traveled to Geneva – Switzerland, the headquarters of the United Nations in Europe. Here the group visits Lake Geneva, the largest lake in Western Europe. Next to that visit Flower Clock is a famous attraction in Geneva. Then go to Annecy in the south of France, one of the most beautiful towns in the Alps, dubbed the “Alpine Balcony” or “Venice of Savoie”. The waters of the lake come from snow and ice of the Alps and are considered to be the cleanest lake in Europe.
Hotel: Valence or neighborhood.
Sight seeing:
- United Nations Building
- Annecy Town
- Lake Geneva
- Flower clock
Day 4: Valence – Avignon – Barcelona
After breakfast, the group moved to Avignon, the world famous historical city in the center of Provence, also known as the city of the Pope. Here the group visits the Notre Dame Cathedral, which was rebuilt in the middle of the twelfth century, the oldest religious building in Avignon. The church has a bell tower with a total of 35 bells. Because the size is different, the sound is different.
Continue to visit Rocher des Doms Park, Saint-Bénezet Bridge and Pope palace – built in 1334, is the largest and most important Gothic building in the Middle Ages in Europe. In 1906, the palace was converted into a national museum. There are currently more than 20 rooms to visit, including papal rooms and historical events reviews. Then go to Barcelona to spend the night.
Hotel: Barcelona or the surrounding area.
Sight seeing:
- Notre Dame Cathedral
- Rocher des Doms park
- Pope Palace
- Saint-Bénezet bridge
Day 5: Barcelona
A day to explore Barcelona, one of the most famous and vibrant cities in Southern Europe with visitors. After breakfast, visit Quier Park is one of Barcelona’s most brilliant sights and a masterpiece of garden design in many of Gaudi’s works. The artificial landscape here looks as natural as the natural landscape.
From the park you can see the whole city. Then visit Hoa Binh Gate, the Camp Nou Stadium where the 1992 Olympic Games football game took place. Then the team came to Casa Milà building which was Gaudí’s last private residence designed and often called Casa Milà.
Hotel: Barcelona or the surrounding area.
Entrance tickets:
- Casa Milà – 22 €
- Show Flamenco – 45 €
Sight seeing
- Camp Nuo stadium
- Casa Milà building
- Quier Park
Day 6: Barcelona – Valencia
Spain
The first destination in this busiest city of Southern Europe is the Sagrada Familia Basilica – a great and unique architecture, different from the European church buildings in general and is designed by talented architect Antoni Gaudi. UNESSCO has been recognized as a world heritage site by UNESSCO since 1984, although it has not yet been completed.
After that, the group visited Casa Milà, the last private house designed by architect Antoni Gaudi . Leave Barcelona to Valencia, one of the important cultural and architectural centers of Spain. Here, you will visit Valencia Cathedral, Virgen Square and the Modern Architecture Complex called Valencia City of Arts and Sciences.
Hotel: Valencia or surrounding area
Sightseeing Tickets
- Basilica of the Sagrada Familia – 15,00 €, with interpreter: 22,00 € (Pre-register online)
Visiting sites
- Sagrada Família Cathedral
- Casa Milà
- Virgen Square
- City of Science and Art
Note: During the peak season Sagrada Familia will be crowded, if you want to visit the church, please book one week in advance at the website: http://visit.sagradafamilia.cat at 10:00 am.
Day 7: Valencia – Granada
After breakfast, the group arrived in Granada, the Mediterranean land once ruled by the Muslim dynasty. Visitors can clearly see the culture, cuisine, and architecture of Islam still affecting Granada until today, making this city very special with the art of intercourse, rich in art. .
The group will visit the Alhambra – Red Fortress located on the Sierra Nevada mountains outside of central Granada. Alhambra is built on the Sabîka hill, overlooking the ancient city of Granada. The palace is an architectural collection of citadel, mansion and sub-architecture and many magnificent gardens, which are considered to be the masterpieces of North African Islamic art.
Hotel: Granada or surrounding area
Sightseeing Tickets
- Alhambra (overall tour) – 15.40 € (Register online first)
Visiting sites
- Albramha Palace
Note: Albramha Palace will control the number of tourists and daily tickets, if you want to visit the palace, please book tickets online one month in advance: https://tickets.alhambra-patronato.es/en / , at 17:00 pm
Day 8: Granada – Malaga – Seville
To the Costa del Sol region – Sun Beach, Malaga is known as the “capital of Southern Europe”. Visit Malaga Castle, built on Mount Hilfela hill. This is the famous sights of Malaga with a great location overlooking the sea. The group then headed south to Spain to the historic pearl of Seville – the historic city that clearly shows the prosperity and degradation of the Spanish empire. Guests will visit the Spanish Square – Plaza de Espana. Seville Cathedral, the world’s fourth largest Christian building is also a destination not to be missed in Seville.
The team will also take the time to visit the Royal Palace of Seville – Europe’s oldest royal palace. The palace was built in the Middle Ages, originally a Moorish castle. Later designed with a combination of Islam, Christianity and Gothic style. At night, you can choose to participate in the very charming Flamenco dance show of the country.
Hotel: Seville or surrounding area
Sightseeing Tickets
- Flamenco music show in Seville – 60,00 €
- Seville Cathedral – 9,00 €
Sight seeing
- Malaga Castle
- Seville Cathedral
- Seville Royal Palace
- Spanish Square
Day 9: Seville – Lisbon
Portugal
Arriving in Lisbon, come to the maritime stories to explore the exciting world. The group will pass the 25 de Abril bridge, 2,278 m long, crossing the Tejo River, connecting Lisbon and Almada, one of the longest bridges in the world. Jeronimos Monastery will be the next tour of the group. Built more than 100 years ago in the heyday in Portugal, is one of the most beautiful buildings in Portugal.
The delegation will also visit the Lisbon Maritime Monument Statue, a glorious Portuguese symbol of opening the maritime era in the past 300 years. Its shape resembles a boat with a giant sail carved the statue of Henrique o Navegador and 80 sailors and other historical figures. The Belem Tower is a must-see destination in Lisbon, a famous landmark of Lisbon built in 1500 from white marble. The tower was voted as one of the seven world heritage wonders of Tao Tao and Jeronim Monastery.
Hotel: Lisbon or neighborhood
Sight seeing
- 25 de Abril suspension bridge
- Jeronimos Monastery
- Lisbon Maritime Monument Statue
- Belem Tower
Day 10: Lisbon – Extreme Western Europe Cabo da Roca – Toledo
Cabo da Roca is considered one of the most interesting places in the world. On the cliff, Cabo da Roca’s cross bears the inscription of the famous Latin inscription: “Onde a terra acaba e omar começa” (roughly translated “Where the land ends and the sea begins”). Here, visitors can enjoy the immense beauty of the Mediterranean Sea, visit the lighthouse or buy a certificate that has set foot on the European West Pole as a souvenir.
After great moments on Cabo de Roca hill, the delegation will head to the ancient town of Toledo with more than 2,000 years of history. To Toledo, visitors will be lost in the Middle Ages world with rows of shops displaying all kinds of metals and medieval costumes. Most of the ancient works here such as the Toledo Cathedral with a bell of Campana Gorda weighing 17 tons … are well preserved from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
Hotel: Toledo or neighborhood
Sight seeing
- Extreme Point West Cabo da Roca
- Old Toledo Cathedral
Day 11: Toledo – Madrid
Departing to Madrid, the harmonious interference of ancient and modern civilization has made Madrid the most vibrant city in Southern Europe. The delegation will visit Puerta del Sol, a medieval gate decorated with the sunrise image and the name of the gate also originated from here, then will visit the Royal Palace of Madrid, Central Square … Gran Vía , a high-end shopping street in the center of Madrid will be the destination for tourists who like shopping. Guests will have time to rest in Piazza di Spagna on the west side of Gran Vía.
Piazza di Spagna is a large square and a popular tourist destination in the center of Madrid thanks to the fascinating mosaic works on the walls and the surrounding benches. For football fans should not miss the visit to the famous 85,454-seat stadium – Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, home of the Real Madrid team.
Hotel: Madrid or neighborhood.
Sightseeing Tickets
- Royal Palace Madrid 10,00 €
Sight seeing
- Puerta del Sol heaven gate
- Gran Vía Boulevard
- Stadium Estadio Santiago Bernabéu
- Piazza di Spagna Square
- Royal Palace of Madness
- Plaza Mayor Square
Day 12: Madrid – Zaragoza – Barcelona
After breakfast, the group arrives in Zaragoza to visit Notre Dame Cathedral. This is a place of worship of Mary, located near a river, with a unique architectural style with countless giant towers and palaces. Later, the delegation visited Aljaferia Palace, this is a medieval Islamic palace built in the second half of the 11th century. The palace shows the luxury of the kingdom of Taifa, Zaragoza at the peak period. The palace is currently the Cortes of the administrative region of Aragon.
Hotel (optional service): Barcelona or the surrounding area
Sight seeing
- Basilica de Nuestra Senora del Pilar
- Palace of Aljafería
Day 13: Barcelona – Montpellier
After breakfast, visit La Sagrada Familia Basilica, including many pinnacles, a masterpiece of Gaudi, a famous Catalan architect, walk around the City, stroll the La Rambla shopping avenue and the wide Plaza Square is often chosen to host festivals and celebrations. The group moved to Montpellier to spend the night.
Hotel: Montpellier or the surrounding area
Entrance tickets:
- Sagrada Familia Church – 15 €
Sight seeing:
- La Sagrada Familia Basilica
- La Rambla Street
- Plaza Plaza
Day 14: Montpellier – Lyon – Dijon
After breakfast, the group leaves for Lyon to visit the Old Town of Lyon, which preserves many old houses from the 15th to the 17th centuries to visit Baileyo Square and the classic and romantic Saint Jean Church. Soon after, to the city of red wine Dijon, rich in French history and culture. Continue to visit the prominent Burgundy Palace of Burgundy architecture in the 13th century, inheriting the architectural style of the Roman art period. Visit the Notre Dame Cathedral, Freedom Square and Khai Hoan Mon Dijon.
Hotel: Dijon or neighborhood
Sight seeing:
- Old town Lyon
- Baileyo Square
- Saint Jean Church
- Burgundy Palace
- Notre Dame Cathedral
- Freedom Square
Day 15: Dijon – Colmar – Frankfurt
Leaving Dijon to the town of Colmar, France’s most romantic ancient town. This structure inherits from central and southern Germany. Bright and bold colors, showing the splendor of the sky and the stars of the French. Colorful flower pots adorn the romance for the canal, somewhat so you can feel the comfort of life everywhere in Colmar. Then depart back to Frankfurt.
Sight seeing:
- Town of Colmar
Day 16: Frankfurt – Vietnam
TOUR COST: 65,990,000 VND / pax
Tour price includes :
- return plane ticket
- 4 * hotel with European breakfast
- Tour guide during the journey
- Sightseeing car (modern bus, 50 seats)
*** Note : Under normal conditions the hotel is 4 * European standard. When there are local fairs, festivals, the hotel is overloaded. We can arrange hotel 3 *. This rarely happens. If so, we will inform you in advance.
Tour price does not include :
- Visa: all expenses for visa processing such as travel insurance, fingerprint service fee …
- Sightseeing tickets: Visitors can choose to visit according to demand.
- Lunch, dinner: select local dishes on demand or order meals with hdv (Depending on the city. The cost of 1 meal in the EU averages from 8-15 €)
- City taxes & fees imposed by local authorities are required
- Tips (required) : minimum 7 € / day
- Other costs incurred are not included in the ‘Inclusive Cost’ such as Expenses incurred in case of force majeure such as traffic delay, weather, flight cancellation / delay or change of time and expenses Personal fees such as laundry, telephone, ….
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