Experience Holland and Belgium in full bloom.

Step into a storybook journey through Holland and Belgium with two distinct river cruise experiences. From vibrant tulip fields and gently turning windmills to cobbled streets and grand cathedrals, each itinerary offers its own unforgettable highlights. Whether you prefer the colors of spring or the timeless charm of historic cities, there's a perfect cruise waiting for you.

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ABOUT GLP WORLDWIDE

Established in 1999, GLP Worldwide's 'Travel for Travellers' presents a curated collection of small-ship cruise and land experiences tailored for Canadian adventurers. If you seek more than the usual tourist routes and yearn for a deeper connection on your travels, our handpicked programs are your next step.

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GLP Worldwide is the official Canadian partner of Lüftner Cruises

Southbound voyage

Amsterdam’s Canals & Townhouses: Begin your journey in the heart of Amsterdam, where 17th-century canal houses line winding waterways and cyclists glide over flower-decked bridges. This iconic scene captures the city's timeless charm—part history, part modern energy. Whether viewed by boat or on foot, Amsterdam’s canals create a romantic and unforgettable start or finish to your cruise.

Kinderdijk Windmills: Capture the essence of the Dutch countryside at Kinderdijk, home to 19 perfectly preserved windmills dating back to the 18th century. These elegant structures once protected farmland from flooding and now stand as powerful symbols of the Netherlands’ relationship with water. Surrounded by quiet canals and reed-lined footpaths, this is one of the most photogenic and peaceful moments of the journey.

Rotterdam: Rotterdam offers a striking contrast to the historic towns along your route. Its bold architecture and cutting-edge design come to life in landmarks like the swan-like Erasmus Bridge or the bright yellow Cube Houses. These futuristic structures show off the city's creative spirit and resilience after WWII, offering a modern twist to your cultural cruise experience.

Ghent: Ghent is a captivating blend of medieval architecture and youthful energy. Along the Graslei, rows of colorful guild houses line the riverside, creating one of Belgium’s most picturesque scenes. Just nearby, the Gravensteen Castle offers a step back into the Middle Ages with its stone walls, turrets, and sweeping views from the top. Together, these landmarks show why Ghent remains a beloved treasure among Belgian cities.

Antwerp: Towering above the skyline, the Cathedral of Our Lady is a marvel of Gothic architecture and spiritual grandeur. Inside, you’ll find awe-inspiring vaulted ceilings and world-renowned paintings by Peter Paul Rubens. It’s not only a place of worship, but a testament to Antwerp’s artistic legacy and enduring importance as a European cultural hub.

Amsterdam Floating Flower Market: If you have time before or after your cruise, explore Amsterdam’s floating Flower Market, where vibrant tulips and fragrant blooms line the Singel Canal.

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Keukenhof Gardens: Step into a kaleidoscope of color at Keukenhof, one of the world’s largest flower gardens. Picture sweeping rows of tulips, hyacinths, and daffodils blooming in vibrant hues as far as the eye can see. This image captures the heart of spring in the Netherlands—an unforgettable experience for flower lovers and photographers alike.

Amsterdam’s Historic Canals: Wander through the heart of Amsterdam, where narrow townhouses lean slightly over romantic canals. This classic shot of the city’s tree-lined waterways, quaint bridges, and reflections dancing on the surface brings to life the charm of this capital steeped in history, culture, and everyday Dutch life.

John Frost Bridge (The Bridge Too Far): A powerful symbol of WWII history, the John Frost Bridge spans the Rhine River and commemorates the Battle of Arnhem. This iconic structure is a must-see for history lovers and a key visual representing Arnhem’s role in Operation Market Garden. A dramatic sunset shot over the bridge can evoke emotion and intrigue.

Gouda Cheese Market: The lively Gouda market bursts with energy as locals and travelers gather to sample wheels of golden cheese. This vibrant photo captures the spirit of Dutch tradition and hospitality—complete with costumed vendors, ringing cowbells, and the rich aroma of freshly cut cheese.

Antwerp’s Brabo Fountain and Guild Houses: A striking symbol of Antwerp’s legend and legacy, the Brabo Fountain stands proudly in Grote Markt, framed by the ornate guild houses that reflect the city’s Golden Age charm. A must-see landmark in Belgium’s most stylish city.

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