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Rotterdam, Netherlands
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
Start with the iconic canal belt and visit the Rijksmuseum or Anne Frank House. Explore the Jordaan neighbourhood for cosy cafés and local markets. Don't miss a traditional stroopwafel and a bike ride through the city.
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Bruges, Belgium
Bruges is a perfectly preserved medieval city with stunning Gothic architecture and romantic canals. Wander the Markt square and climb the Belfry tower for panoramic views. Sample world-class Belgian chocolate and a local Trappist beer.
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Ghent, Belgium
Ghent is a lively university city with a spectacular medieval centre and fewer tourists than Bruges. Visit the famous Gravensteen castle and see the Van Eyck altarpiece in St Bavo's Cathedral. The Graslei waterfront is perfect for an evening stroll.
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Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Luxembourg City is a dramatic capital built on rocky gorges with a UNESCO-listed old town. Explore the Bock Casemates underground fortifications and the elegant Place Guillaume II square. The Grund district along the river is great for a relaxed dinner.
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Cologne, Germany
Cologne's twin-spired Gothic cathedral is one of Europe's most impressive landmarks and a must-see. Stroll along the Rhine promenade and explore the lively Altstadt with its brewhouses serving local Kölsch beer. The vibrant Belgian Quarter is great for independent shops and cafés.
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The Hague, Netherlands
The Hague is the political capital of the Netherlands and home to the Mauritshuis museum, where Vermeer's Girl with a Pearl Earring is displayed. The Binnenhof parliament complex is a stunning historic centrepiece of the city. A short tram ride takes you to the wide sandy beach at Scheveningen.