Western Europe Tour

Paris (3 Nights)

The City of Light is currently experiencing a massive wave of viral bakery creations alongside its timeless romantic bistros.

Day 1: Classic Icons 

• Day: Start your trip at the Eiffel Tower, walking through the Champ de Mars. Cross the Seine to the Trocadéro Gardens for the best couple photos.

• Must-Try Food (Viral Spot): Walk over to Maison Louvard. This is the exact birthplace of the viral “Crookie”—a decadent, buttery croissant stuffed and baked with gooey chocolate chip cookie dough.

• Evening: Take a romantic sunset cruise along the Seine River to see the city landmarks light up.

Day 2: Art & Bohemian Vibes

• Morning: Spend a few hours exploring the Louvre Museum (book the first time slot to see the Mona Lisa).

• Must-Try Food (Viral Spot): Head to Philippe Conticini in the afternoon to try their world-famous, social-media-sensation XL Giant Croissant or XL Pain au Chocolat—it is literally the size of your torso, incredibly flaky, and perfect for sharing.

• Afternoon: Explore the winding, cobblestone streets of Montmartre, visit the stunning Sacre-Cœur Basilica, and see the artists at Place du Tertre.

• Dinner (Iconic Spot): Queue up at Le Relais de l’Entrecôte. They do not take reservations and serve only one thing: a magnificent steak-frites (steak and fries) paired with a secret, highly addictive green herb sauce.

Day 3: Royal Palaces 

• Morning: Take a short train ride to the magnificent Palace of Versailles to explore the Hall of Mirrors and the sprawling royal gardens.

• Must-Try Food (Iconic Spot): Head to Angelina on Rue de Rivoli. Sip on their legendary L’Africain hot chocolate—which is so thick and rich it is practically melted chocolate bars—served with a side of fresh whipped cream. Pair it with their famous Mont-Blanc pastry.

Brussels (2 Nights)

A short 1.5-hour Eurostar train from Paris brings you to the capital of comics, surrealism, and the holy trinity of comfort food: waffles, fries, and chocolate.

Day 4: Gothic Squares 

• Morning: Arrive in Brussels and walk into the Grand Place, widely considered one of the most beautiful medieval squares in Europe, flanked by gold-detailed guild halls.

• Must-Try Food (Iconic Spot): Just off the square, find Fritland or head over to Maison Antoine. Order a traditional cone of Belgian frites (double-fried to perfection) and top it with the viral Andalouse Sauce (a savory blend of mayonnaise, tomato paste, and peppers).

• Afternoon: Visit the quirky Manneken Pis statue and stroll through the glass-roofed Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert for luxury chocolate window shopping.

Day 5: Modern Marvels & The Ultimate Waffle

• Morning: Take the metro to the Atomium, a striking, 102-meter-tall futuristic iron crystal structure built for the 1958 World’s Fair.

• Must-Try Food (Viral Spot): Head to Maison Dandoy. Skip the touristy, toppings-heavy street windows and sit down here. Order a fresh, light, crispy Brussels Waffle topped simply with warm chocolate sauce and brown sugar.

• Evening: Grab a seat at Le Fin de Siècle for a cozy dinner of traditional Belgian beef stew (Carbonnade Flamande) cooked slowly in rich Belgian beer.

Amsterdam (3 Nights)

Another quick 2-hour train ride north lands you in the canal capital, home to chunky cookies, stacked fries, and warm caramel stroopwafels.

Day 6: Historic Canals 

• Afternoon: Check into your hotel and explore the historic Jordaan District, known for its narrow canals and indie boutiques.

• Must-Try Food (Viral Spot): Line up at Van Stapele Koekmakerij. They bake only one type of cookie: a dark chocolate dough filled with a gooey, melting white chocolate center. They are served warm, and the shop routinely sells out before closing.

• Evening: Enjoy a classic Amsterdam Canal Cruise at dusk to see the historic skinny bridges illuminated.

Day 7: World-Class Art 

• Morning: Visit the Van Gogh Museum or the iconic Rijksmuseum (ensure tickets are booked weeks in advance).

• Must-Try Food (Viral Spot): Walk over to Fabel Friet or Vlaams Friteshuis Vleminckx. Get a cone of thick-cut Dutch fries topped with freshly grated Parmesan cheese and their signature truffle mayonnaise—a viral sensation for a reason.

• Afternoon: Visit the deeply moving Anne Frank House (tickets release exactly 6 weeks in advance).

• Dessert (Iconic Spot): Head immediately to Winkel 43 for the undisputed best Dutch Apple Pie in the city—it features a thick, cake-like crust, massive chunks of spiced apples, and a mountain of fresh whipped cream.

Day 8: Windmills & Clogs

• Day: Take a 20-minute train ride out to Zaanse Schans to see the iconic, historic Dutch windmills, watch a traditional wooden clog-making demonstration, and taste local cheeses.

• Must-Try Food (Iconic Spot): Back in the city, visit the Albert Cuyp Market and find Rudi’s Original Stroopwafels. Avoid the pre-made souvenir boxes; buy a giant, fresh-off-the-iron stroopwafel oozing with hot, warm caramel syrup between two thin wafer layers.

Quick Travel Logistics:

1. The Eurostar Pass / Multi-City Train: Book your Paris-to-Brussels and Brussels-to-Amsterdam train tickets well in advance. Prices rise sharply closer to the travel date.

2. Food Timing: For the viral spots (Maison Louvard, Van Stapele, Fabel Friet), try to visit mid-morning or late afternoon between standard meal times to slash your waiting time in half.