Cruise AmaLucia: Belgium, Netherlands departing from Amsterdam

The port:

Amsterdam's port, one of the largest in Europe, is located around 3 kilometers from the historic center. Efficient public transport, such as streetcars and buses, provides easy access to the various attractions of this vibrant city.

What to visit in Amsterdam

Amsterdam, a city of canals and history, invites you to explore its famous Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House and Rijksmuseum. A stroll along the canals will reveal the city's unique architecture and picturesque bridges.

What to visit in the surrounding area

Amsterdam's surroundings offer sites such as the village of Zaanse Schans, famous for its traditional windmills and wooden houses. Keukenhof, with its dazzling tulip gardens, is an ideal springtime excursion.

The port:

Amsterdam's port, one of the largest in Europe, is located around 3 kilometers from the historic center. Efficient public transport, such as streetcars and buses, provides easy access to the various attractions of this vibrant city.

What to visit in Amsterdam

Amsterdam, a city of canals and history, invites you to explore its famous Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House and Rijksmuseum. A stroll along the canals will reveal the city's unique architecture and picturesque bridges.

What to visit in the surrounding area

Amsterdam's surroundings offer sites such as the village of Zaanse Schans, famous for its traditional windmills and wooden houses. Keukenhof, with its dazzling tulip gardens, is an ideal springtime excursion.

Utrecht, in the Netherlands, is a dynamic city with a rich heritage. Explore the historic center with its famous Dom Tower, the tallest church tower in the Netherlands. Museums, such as the Centraal Museum, offer an insight into Dutch history and art. Stroll along the picturesque canals and enjoy the cafés on the terraces. The botanical gardens and zoo offer relaxing green spaces. The local gastronomy, with its cheeses and stroopwafels, is not to be missed.

Ghent, Belgium, is a city of art and history. Admire its medieval architecture, including the Castle of the Counts and St. Bavo's Cathedral. The picturesque canals invite you to take a boat trip. The city is famous for its Flemish art, which can be seen in numerous museums. The lively streets, cafés and brasseries offer an authentic gastronomic experience. Ghent is a cultural stopover not to be missed, combining heritage, art and cuisine.

Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is famous for its grandiose architecture and rich culture. Admire the Grand-Place and visit the Palais Royal. Art museums, such as the Musée Magritte, are a must. Taste Belgian specialties such as waffles and chocolate. For beer lovers, a visit to a local brewery is a must. Brussels is the ideal stopover for history, art and gastronomy enthusiasts.

The port:

The port of Antwerp, one of the largest in Europe, is just 5 kilometers from the historic city center. Easily accessible by streetcar or cab, this Belgian port welcomes you to the hustle and bustle of Belgium's second-largest city.

What to visit in Antwerp

Antwerp, famous for its diamonds and art, offers many attractions. Discover the Notre-Dame Cathedral, a Gothic masterpiece, and the Rubens House, where the famous painter lived. Don't miss the diamond district and the Plantin-Moretus Museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

What to visit in the surrounding area

Near Antwerp, visit Ghent, with its well-preserved medieval architecture, or Bruges, the "Venice of the North", for its romantic atmosphere and picturesque canals. The capital, Brussels, is also only a short train ride away (less than 2 hours).

The port:

Amsterdam's port, one of the largest in Europe, is located around 3 kilometers from the historic center. Efficient public transport, such as streetcars and buses, provides easy access to the various attractions of this vibrant city.

What to visit in Amsterdam

Amsterdam, a city of canals and history, invites you to explore its famous Van Gogh Museum, Anne Frank House and Rijksmuseum. A stroll along the canals will reveal the city's unique architecture and picturesque bridges.

What to visit in the surrounding area

Amsterdam's surroundings offer sites such as the village of Zaanse Schans, famous for its traditional windmills and wooden houses. Keukenhof, with its dazzling tulip gardens, is an ideal springtime excursion.