Experience Holland and Belgium at the height of the spring bloom as you sail inland waterways between Antwerp and Amsterdam. Discover medieval trade centers, vibrant cities, and magnificent art and architecture; and encounter millions of blossoms at the incomparable Keukenhof Gardens.

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Some of the seven million tulips at Keukenhof

Keukenhof Gardens. Credit: Steve Greye

Dutch landscape of tulip fields

Traditional Dutch landscape of countryside, windmills, and bicycles

Typical canal in Amsterdam

Traditional canal houses in Amsterdam

Typical scene in Amsterdam

Charming Giethoorn

The Mauritshuis in The Hague

Gallery at the Mauritshuis. Credit: Netherlands Tourism Bureau

Tranquil canal in Gouda

Town square in Gouda

Traditional Dutch cheese

Main square in Delft

Traditional blue and white Delft porcelain

Storm Surge Barrier at the Delta Works, Zeeland

Evening scene along a canal in Bruges

Evocative canal in Bruges

Typical cafe scene in Antwerp

Grote Markt in Antwerp

Waterways of Holland and Belgium

A River Cruise from Amsterdam to Antwerp

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WHAT OUR TRAVELERS SAY

The tour "Waterways of Holland and Belgium" was a truly wonderful, joyous experience - the places visited were interesting and often awe-inspiring; the ship was a lovely "base" and the leaders all were marvelous - and, I might add, we had a thoroughly delightful group of fellow travelers!

- Becky R.

Would highly recommend this trip. Couldn't do enough to keep us happy, checked with us constantly to make sure that all was well, and could anything else be done, to make the trip more memorable.

- Patricia H.

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Apr 7 - 16, 2025 Departure

Henry Luttikhuizen

Henry Luttikhuizen is Professor Emeritus of Art History at Calvin University (Grand Rapids MI) and Scholar-in-Residence at Grand Valley State University. He earned his Ph.D. at the University of Virginia and has taught for nearly three decades. Henry is a specialist in 15th-century Dutch and Flemish art. He has co-written textbooks on Medieval Art and on Northern Renaissance Art. Henry has also curated exhibitions on 17th-century Dutch art. He is a distinguished scholar who has served as the President of the Midwest Art History Society and as the President of the American Association of Netherlandic Studies. Henry has lectured on Dutch art and culture cross the United States. In his presentations, Henry enhances understanding through clarity and humor. He is committed to the notion that knowledge begins in wonder and lectures in a playful manner that encourages his audiences to re-imagine the past as they engage with the present and consider new possibilities.

Apr 21 - 30, 2025 Departure

Valerie Hedquist

Valerie Hedquist is a professor of art history at the University of Montana. She earned her Ph.D. with honors at the University of Kansas and has been teaching and writing for nearly 30 years. Her research focuses on the arts of the 17th and 18th centuries and includes articles on the religious paintings of Rembrandt and Vermeer. Of special interest is the influence of Italian cultural attitudes on the visual output of these Dutch artists and others. Her book on the changing reception and meaning of Thomas Gainsborough’s Blue Boy was published in summer 2019.