Hollande – Procession of floral floats 2020

25th April 2020
Discover the flowering Corso of the bulbs region from Noordwijk for a forty-kilometer journey to Haarlem. Called “the face of spring”, this corso is the most important of the Netherlands, mixing tanks and cars decorated with flowers.
D1: ARRIVAL – ROTTERDAM REGION
Installation at the end of the day in your 3 * hotel in the Rotterdam region. Dinner and overnight.
D2: CORSO FLEURI TO NOORDWIJK – KEUKENHOF (120 KM)
Breakfast. Departure for Noordwijk where starts the flowery corso animated by dozens of national and international fanfares. Thousands of hyacinths and daffodils give life to 20 huge tanks and as many cars. Lunch in Lisse. Continuation by a visit of the Keukenhof flower park where 600 kinds of tulips blaze and create, amidst other bulbous plants, a real enchantment of colors and shapes … Return to the hotel. Dinner and overnight.
D3: AMSTERDAM (160 KM)
Breakfast. Departure to Amsterdam. Guided tour of the economic capital of the Netherlands, built on the banks of the Ij and Amstel on nearly a hundred islets of sand connected by a thousand bridges creating a network of canals cobweb. Lunch. Boat trip on the canals of Amsterdam. Free time. Return to the hotel. Dinner and overnight.
D4: AALSMEER – DELFT – BACK (110 KM)
Breakfast. Early departure to Aalsmeer. Guided discovery of this international flower market where you can attend the handling, storage, transportation of flowers and the auction. Continue to Delft for a guided tour of the process of manufacturing hand-painted earthenware. Lunch. Back to your city
- Accommodation in a 3 * hotel, half-double base in the area of Rotterdam
- Full board from D1 dinner to D4 lunch
- Entrance: Keukenhof Floral Park
- Guided tour: Delft pottery
- Cruise on the Amsterdam canals (01h00)
- Guided tour: from Amsterdam (02h00), international flower market Aalsmer (01h30)

Parade of floats
Guided tour in the heart of Amsterdam
Delft pottery
Transport
Single room: 95 € pp / night
The drinks
Tourist tax
Any service not mentioned