Holland is only a stone's throw away and nevertheless the country is strikingly different. Along Antwerp, cross the Dutch border, and drive through the endless polders with countless windmills before reaching the Amsterdam area.First you will visit a traditional craft center at a traditional farm to get familiar with everything that made the glory of Holland: tasty cheese, traditional clogs and beautiful pottery. There's also time for lunch (optional).In the afternoon you can admire splendid Amsterdam. Take the opportunity to join a boat tour along the many picturesque canals (optional) or have a break and enjoy some free time at the "Dam" square which is famous for its royal palace.

With great views from the top of the bus, strategically placed stops and an interesting commentary, this truly is the best way to see the sights of Antwerp.You can hop on and off the Antwerp Diamond Line as many times as you like aboard this open-top double-decker bus. There are 7 stops and the bus departs every hour from each stop. Tickets are valid for 24 hours from first use.Stops Include:Central StationParkGroenplaatsRoyal Museum of Fine ArtsSint-MichielskaaiSuikerrui/SteenpleinLondenstraat

Antwerp, Belgium's second largest city and Europe's largest harbor has kept many memories of its rich past. Above all, it is the city of Peter Paul Rubens, world famous master of the 17th century.Drive to the center and leave the bus to visit the Marquet Square with its ancient houses and Our Lady's Cathedral. This cathedral contains, amongst other treasures, two of Ruben's master works: "The Elevation of the Cross" and "The Decent from the Cross".Antwerp is also the world's diamond center, so you'll be able to visit a diamond workshop to learn more. Return to Brussels after a drive through the harbor of the city.