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England · France · Netherlands · London, Paris and Amsterdam in 10 days

London to Amsterdam by train

London's free museums, Paris from the Louvre to Montmartre, and Amsterdam's canals, linked by train.

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London → Paris → Amsterdam · 10–12 days

1London2Paris3Amsterdam
The route on the map, in the itinerary’s order.
  • Days
    3–4
    When
    May–Sep
    Per person/day
    Average 150–220 GBPMid-range · per person/day
    Cost scope

    Per person per day: accommodation, meals, urban transport, visits and a small allowance for extras. Flights excluded; larger purchases vary. Editorial estimate, not a quote.

  • Days
    4–5
    When
    Apr–Jun · Sep–Oct
    Per person/day
    Average 170–240 EURMid-range · per person/day
    Cost scope

    Per person per day: accommodation, meals, urban transport, visits and a small allowance for extras. Flights excluded; larger purchases vary. Editorial estimate, not a quote.

  • Days
    3
    When
    Apr–Jun · Sep
    Per person/day
    Average 150–220 EURMid-range · per person/day
    Cost scope

    Per person per day: accommodation, meals, urban transport, visits and a small allowance for extras. Flights excluded; larger purchases vary. Editorial estimate, not a quote.

Who it is for

For anyone who wants three capitals of northern Europe in ten days, without flying.

Not for anyone traveling on a tight budget, since all three are among the most expensive cities in Europe.

The strategy

The three capitals are connected by train: London to Paris under the English Channel, and Paris to Amsterdam in a little over three hours.

What you will see

  • British Museum, London. Founded in 1753, it is the world’s oldest public museum and is still free.
  • Eiffel Tower, Paris. Raised in 26 months for the 1889 World's Fair, it stands 330 m with the antennas, made of 7,300 metric tons of puddled iron, 18,038 parts, and 2.5 million rivets, and is hand-repainted every seven years.
  • Canal ring, Amsterdam. The houses are narrow because tax followed the width of the facade, they lean forward on purpose so furniture can be hoisted up by the hook in the attic without scraping the wall, and the dated gable at the top tells you the decade of construction.

Day by day

London

  1. Day 1: Westminster, the river and the Tower of London
  2. Day 2: Free museums and the south bank
  3. Day 3: East, market, and meridian
  4. Day 4: Windsor and Eton (day trip) · if you have more time
    Windsor, swans on the Thames

Paris

  1. Day 5: The island, the river, and the Left Bank
  2. Day 6: Museum in the morning, the Marais in the afternoon
    Louvre Museum
  3. Day 7: Montmartre, a cemetery, and the Eiffel Tower
  4. Day 8: Giverny (day trip)
    Giverny, the garden
  5. Day 9: Versailles (day trip) · if you have more time
    Versailles, the gardens

Amsterdam

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