Europe Italy Switzerland France Tuscany Alsace 11 days 8 nights GOFR9095

22.00 hrs. The group gathers at Suvarnabhumi International Airport, International Departure Terminal, 4th floor, Saudia Airlines (SV) counter, where the company's staff will welcome and assist with travel documents.
*** Flights or times may change, depending on the airline's regulations. ***
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Seats may not be next to each other. The company cannot intervene, which is in accordance with the airline's conditions.

01.15 Depart for Jeddah Airport, Saudi Arabia by Saudi Airlines Flight No. SV849 (food and beverage service on board) (approximately 9.10 hours flight time) (Saudi Arabian time is 4 hours behind Thailand time)
06.25 Arrive at Jeddah Airport, Saudi Arabia (local time) Stop over to fly to Italy (wait for the connecting flight for approximately 3.55 hours)
10.20 Depart for Rome Fiumicino Airport, Italy by Saudi Airlines Flight No. SV201 (food and beverage service on board) (approximately 5 hours 20 minutes flight time)
13.40 Arrive at Rome Fiumicino Airport, Italy (Italy time is approximately 5-6 hours behind Thailand time. Please adjust your time to match the local time. For convenience in making an appointment) During November-April, it is 6 hours behind Thailand and during April-October, it is 5 hours behind Thailand. After completing the immigration and customs procedures,
Take you to Rome, the ancient capital of Italy, which is 2,700 years old. In the past, it was the capital of the Roman Empire, which was the founder of Western civilization that spread throughout Europe. This empire declined after the arrival of the Church and eventually entered the Dark Ages.
Take you to see the Colosseum, the most famous landmark and place in Italy. It is a large circular stadium built in 72 AD and completed in 80 AD. It can hold up to 80,000 people. The purpose of building the Colosseum was to watch sports and fights between slaves and gladiators in a competition for survival, as well as to show off the skills of the warriors. If the winner of the competition will receive fame and a lot of money. In 1980, the Colosseum was registered as a world heritage by Unesco. In 2007, it was named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Nearby, you will see the Arch of Constantine, built to celebrate the victory of Emperor Constantine in the battle of the Milvian Bridge. The general design of the arch has a main part with a single column structure and an attic with the main inscription on the top, which is an inscription about the events of the great battle victory in Roman history. Then take you to take a picture with Trevi Fountain, built in 1732 by architect Nicola Salvi. But because this architect died before the construction of this fountain, which was only half completed, which was completed in 1762 by artist Nava Giovanni Paolo Panini, this fountain has a statue of Neptune or Poseidon according to Greek mythology. This fountain is believed that if we throw a coin in a prayer into the fountain, it is believed that we will return to the Trevi Fountain again. And not far from the Trevi Fountain, take you to see the Spanish Steps, the widest and longest staircase in Europe. With a total of 138 steps, it is an ancient architecture and has a unique Roman style. Designed by Italian architects Francesco de Sanctis and Alessandro Specci, it was built in 1723 and completed in 1725 with funds from the estate of a French diplomat.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Vatican City. Vatican City is the smallest country in the world located in Rome, Italy. But this small area is full of beautiful art and architecture that is very valuable. And it is also the center of Roman Catholicism. Vatican City is considered a holy land. Because it is the residence of the Pope, the supreme head of Roman Catholicism. And is the highest authority in Vatican City, both legislative, executive and judicial.
**Because the Pope announced that 2025 will be the year of celebration, which will occur every 25 years. The theme of the 2025 celebration is "Pilgrims of Hope". Therefore, if there is an emergency that makes it impossible to visit. The company reserves the right to adjust the program for you as appropriate without prior notice.**
Take you to see St. Peter's Basilica, one of the four main basilicas of Rome located in the Vatican State. It is the largest building in the Vatican and is considered one of the holiest places in the Roman Catholic Church. It was originally a church built in the 4th century in the style of a basilica. During the Renaissance, the church was in a very dilapidated state and a decision was made to rebuild it in the Renaissance style, which is a much newer and larger church than before. The newly built basilica is considered the largest building in the Vatican. In addition, St. Peter's Basilica is one of the four main basilicas in Rome, along with three other basilicas: Santa Maria Maggiore, St. Paul's Outside the Walls, and St. John Lateran. Before you enter the basilica, you will find St. Peter's Square, a large square in front. In the center of the square is an Egyptian obelisk, a tall column with a pyramid-shaped top standing tall. Around the square are the long, curved colonnades of St. Peter's Basilica. There are fountains on both the left and right sides, which are another beautiful photo spot for tourists. Then take you to Piazza Navona, a famous square in Rome, was first built in the 8th century before undergoing a major renovation in the 17th century by Bernini, in accordance with the wishes of Pope Innocent X. This makes the square beautiful, decorated with sculptures and an obelisk in the middle of a fountain. It is also a center for shops, restaurants, and even people who perform hat shows, adding color to the square.
To allow you to fully enjoy walking around, have lunch at your leisure.
And not far away, take you to see the Pantheon (outside area), a sacred temple of Rome that began to be built between 27-25 BC before being rebuilt in the era Emperor Hadrian in 126 AD to be a temple to worship the seven Greek-Roman gods of the solar system: the sun (Apollo), the moon (Diana), Mars (Mars), Mercury (Mercury), Jupiter (Jupiter), Venus (Venus) and Saturn (Saturn). It was very new at that time because most Greek-Roman temples were built to worship only one god. But the Pantheon was built to worship all the gods. Therefore, it became the origin of the name Pantheon (Pantheon) in Greek, meaning "Glory of the gods". But after about 500 years, the Pantheon was changed to a Christian church in 609 AD (excluding the entrance fee, about 5 euros per person). Then travel to the Tuscany region (travel time about 4.15 hours) is a region of Italy with Florence (Firenze) as the main city. It covers an area of ​​22,990 square kilometers and has a population of 3.6 million people. Tuscany is an important region in the history, art, architecture, religion, culture and industry of Italy. It is also home to the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa. Tuscany is also known for its beautiful scenery and delicious wine. The Italian spoken in Tuscany is considered to be the true Italian language and is accepted as the official dialect.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Then take everyone to Sesto Fiorentino Train Station to travel to Florence, a city that is known as the center of art in the Renaissance era, which has many important ancient sites and beautiful natural scenery. It has been designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1982, making Tuscany famous as a world-class tourist destination. Italy You will see the grandeur and magnificence of Santa Maria del Fiore, the cathedral of Florence, the 4th largest in Europe, which stands out with its architecture using marble of many colors to decorate beautifully. Not far from it, you can see Giotto's Campanile I or Giotto's Bell Tower, a bell tower that is part of Florence Cathedral, built in the Gothic architectural style. At 84.7 meters (277.9 feet) high, the tower is decorated with beautiful sculptures and carvings. Visit Piazza Della Signoria, which is surrounded by sculptures such as the Fountain of Neptune, the hero Perseus with the Head of Medusa, and the famous David statue by Michelangelo. Then walk a short distance along the Arno River, you will find Ponte Vecchio, an old bridge with gold and jewelry shops on both sides of the bridge. Give yourself free time to shop for souvenirs, gifts, and trendy fashion items.
To let you enjoy walking around to your heart's content Free lunch at your leisure
Take you to Pisa (travel time approximately 1.15 hours), a city located in the Tuscany region of Italy. At the Duomo Square of Pisa or Compo Dei Miracoli, which consists of a group of buildings Romanesque architecture, starting with the Baptistery of St. John, the largest in Italy. Take you to see the Leaning Tower of Pisa, one of the 7 wonders of the world, which took over 200 years to build. It is divided into 3 phases. The first phase began construction on August 9, 1173. It is not clear who designed it. After 3 floors, construction had to be stopped because Pisa was at war. During the first phase of construction, only 5 years after construction began, the tower began to lean north. The first time the tower was noticeable was when the second phase was being built. However, the architect, Giovanni Di Simone, continued construction. At present, the Leaning Tower of Pisa is leaning down about 13 degrees. Experts say that the tower is likely to collapse. Every 20 years, the tower will lean 1 inch. Some people predict that the tower will collapse in 2200 if no one finds a way to prevent it.
Evening: Have dinner at a restaurant.
Take you to your accommodation. (Travel time approximately 1.15 hours)
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Genoa (travel time about 3.15 hours) or in Italian called Genova. It is part of the Italian Riviera, located on the northwest coast of Italy. It is an important seaport city since ancient times. This city is the capital of the province of Genoa in the Liguria region. In the past, it was called Superba, which came from the past prosperity of this city. This city also played an important role in pushing for world-class people like Christopher Columbus, a world-class navigator who successfully discovered the Americas. All of his sailing skills came from Genoa, where he was born and raised.
Take you to see Piazza De Ferrari, the center of Genoa. There is a large fountain in the center of the square. And around are important buildings of the city such as banks, government offices, Palazzo Ducale, an old palace that is now an art gallery, and Teatro Carlo Felice (Theatre Carlo Felice), an opera house with a statue of the world-class violinist Niccolo Paganini, Monumento A Garibaldi. Nearby, take you to see the Christopher Columbus House (exterior) in Genoa, Italy, which is a newly built house in the 18th century, the house where Columbus grew up. The original structure was likely destroyed during the bombing of Genoa in 1684.
Travel, have lunch at a restaurant.
Then travel to Milan (travel time approximately 2.15 hours). Milan or Milano is the capital city of the Lombardy region of Italy. Milan is the second largest city in Italy. It has a rich history of art and culture through many important places. This city is known as a leading fashion city in the world. Known as a center of modern fashion business, like Paris and New York, Milan is the economic heart of Italy because it is the center of transportation, the most densely populated industrial area in the country and the center of travel into Italy. Take you to visit the landmark of Milan at the city square (Piazza del Duomo), the center of the city because it is the location of the Duomo di Milano, a magnificent cathedral, a beautiful white Gothic architecture, ranked 3rd in the world. Construction began in 1386, but during the construction, there were many problems and obstacles, both political and financial problems. It took 579 years to complete, with many generations of builders. But there is an architect who supervised the construction that cannot be ignored, which is Leonardo Navinci, a world-famous artist. The cathedral is decorated with more than 3,200 beautiful statues and has 135 spires, earning it the nickname “Hedgehog Temple”. In addition to the Duomo, there is another prominent symbol, the Monument to Vittorio Emanuele II. This monument was built in 1896 to honor King Vittorio Emanuele II, who became the first King of Italy in 1861. It is an equestrian statue in a battle pose on a marble pedestal. Nearby is the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the oldest department store in Italy and the oldest in the world. It is located in the heart of Milan. This luxurious shopping mall for fashion and fine food lovers, Galleria Vittorio manuele II, is located near The Duomo.
To let you enjoy walking around to your heart's content, free time for dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Then take you to Lake Como (about 1 hour). See the beautiful view along the shore of Lake Como, a beautiful lake in Italy. It is the third largest lake in Italy, but is famous for its beauty. Around the lake, there are many resort towns. It is a lake that originated from glaciers in the Lombardy region. Free time for you to walk around the city and take pictures of the atmosphere.
Take you to see the Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, or better known as the Duomo di Como, the main religious site of the city of Como. This cathedral was built to commemorate the ascension of the Virgin Mary and was built between the 14th and 18th centuries. It is considered one of the most important religious buildings in northern Italy. The Cathedral of Como is located near Lake Como in the beautiful area of ​​Piazza Duomo Although the Gothic architecture is the main feature, at the same time, this cathedral is full of Romanesque, Renaissance and Baroque elements.
Noon Lunch at a restaurant
Take you to Lucerne (about 3 hours) located in the central part of Switzerland and located between Mount Pilatus and Mount Rigi, a mountain with beautiful scenery. Lucerne is a city with interesting history and culture. Take a photo with the Lion Monument, an important symbol of Lucerne. It was built to commemorate and honor the brave Swiss soldiers, most of whom were Lucerneans, more than 700 who fought and died in France during the Revolutionary War during the reign of King Louis XVI. It is a carved stone and carved into a large lion sculpture, very beautiful even though it has a sad face as mentioned. And another point worth seeing in this area is Chapel Bridge, a bridge that does not look like a bridge and is more than 600 years old. It is not like a bridge because at first glance it may look like a building in the middle of the water, but it was actually built to cross between the two banks of the Royce River. Free time for you to walk around the city
To let you enjoy walking to your heart's content Free time for dinner at your leisure
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel
Take you to Grindelwald (approximately 1.30 hours). During the journey, you will see the authentic Swiss scenery with green fields, wildflowers in bloom in spring or changing leaves in autumn.
Travel to Grindelwald Cable Car Station to take the cable car up to Grindelwald-First. Grindelwald-First is located on the top of the mountain. The cable car ride from Grindelwald to First takes 25 minutes, and the scenery along the way is so beautiful that you won't know where to look first.
On the way up You will pass two cable car stations: Bort and Schreckfeld. If you want to take the Trottibike, you will have to get off the cable car at Bort. If you want to take the First Glider, First Flyer or Mountain Cart, you will have to get off at Schreckfeld. If you want to see the views from the First Cliff Walk and Bachalpsee Lake, continue until you reach First.
Then take you to Tissot's First Cliff Walk, a popular activity in Grindelwald-First. The Cliff Walk is a steel walkway and suspension bridge on the slopes of First Mountain.
There is also a viewpoint stretching over the valley, offering a magnificent view of the region. If you are afraid of heights, you may feel a little scared at first, but once you have experienced the beautiful scenery here, it will be worth it to overcome your fear.
Noon: Lunch at a restaurant (on the top of the mountain).
At the right time, we will take you down from the top of the mountain, then travel to Basel (about 2.30 hours), the third most populous city in Switzerland. Basel is located in the northwest of the country on the banks of the Rhine River. And it is also an old city that is over 2000 years old.
Pass by the Basel City Hall, which is over 500 years old, located in the heart of Marktplatz Square. Free time for you to walk around the city and shop in the Marktplatz Square, the main street of Basel that is not very big but has many shops.
To let you enjoy walking to your heart's content. Free time for dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotels or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Take you to Colmar (approximately 1.15 hours). It is a small, lovely city located in the Alsace region. It is one of the 8 important wine-producing regions of France. It is considered one of the most romantic cities in France. It is the starting point of the wine route, a source of good grape varieties to produce excellent wine in the foothills of the Vosges Mountains. There are many vineyards alongside the excellent wine production industry. Take you to see the architecture of old houses, helping to make the city look more romantic. The architectural heritage can be seen in the Gothic and Romanesque churches and many old buildings built in the 15th century. The houses along both sides of the canal look beautiful and lovely, so much so that they are called "Little Venice". Free time for you to walk around the city.
Then take you to Strasbourg (approximately 1.15 hours) is the capital of the Alsace region of France and is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The city combines two cultures: French and German, as it was once ruled by these two countries. It is also home to important European organizations, such as the Council of Europe, human rights organizations, and the European Court of Human Rights. It is also a leading university city where Goethe, a German writer, once studied.
To allow you to enjoy a full stroll, have lunch at your leisure.
Then travel to Reims (approximately 5 hours). It is a city north of the Champagne region, 130 kilometers northeast of Paris. According to history, this city was founded by the Gauls of the Roman Empire and is also known as the City of the Crown, as it is an important city in the history of the French dynasty. The coronation of the King of France was held at the Reims Cathedral, which is where the anointing flasks were kept. According to legend, The bottle was brought by a pigeon during the coronation ceremony of King Glovis I in 496 AD.
Evening: Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation: 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel
Take you to the metropolis of Paris (travel time approximately 2.30 hours), the capital of France, a dream place for tourists around the world. Located on the Seine River in the north of the country, one of the world's most advanced economic and cultural centers, a city of art, fashion, education, filled with romance, full of history and the beauty of this metropolis.
Travel to Trocadero Square on the hill, opposite the Seine River, there is a large square where you can see both the Eiffel Tower and the Champs-de-Mars Park. It is one of the best places to take pictures of the Eiffel Tower in Paris. (If Trocadero Square is holding an event or is closed on the day of travel, you will have to change the Eiffel Tower photo spot to another angle instead.)
See the historical square Place de la Concorde (Place de la Concord) means Square of Harmony or Unity, another important historical site in France. It is currently home to the Obelisk (L’Obélisque), a precious sculpture symbolizing the friendship of Egypt and France, which was given as a gift to King Charles X in 1829, and the Fontaine de Jacques Hirtoff fountain. King Louis-Philippe commissioned architect Jacques Hittoff to build two fountains in the middle of Place de la Concorde. Pass by the Tuileries Garden, the former garden of the old royal palace in the heart of Paris, located between Place de la Concorde and the Louvre Museum. Don’t miss taking a photo of the glass pyramid in front of the Louvre Museum, a famous museum located in the heart of this big city. It stands out with its entrance, which is shaped like a glass pyramid, which is the museum’s symbol. It is a museum that preserves more than 380,000 works of art. You can take pictures with the outstanding architecture as you wish.
Noon: Have lunch at a restaurant.
Free shopping at Duty Free, perfume, cosmetics and shopping at La Samaritaine, a concept store department store that has come back to life since it opened in 1870. The old building was built before the 20th century and is located along the Seine River. It is one of the historical monuments of France. It was built in a combination of Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture. It covers an area of ​​over 70,000 square meters and is filled with over 600 premium brands on 7 floors and over 12 restaurants, combining old, modern, fashion, food and, most importantly, art. Free shopping for branded products as you wish.
Take you to see Notre Dame Cathedral, a gem of medieval Gothic architecture that is over 850 years old. It is an important tourist attraction in Paris, France, with beautiful architecture. Each year, 13 million tourists from all over the world visit the cathedral, with an average of 35,000 people per day. The building is 69 meters high, 69 meters wide and 128 meters long. Inside and outside the building, there are sculptures and stained glass windows. Notre Dame Cathedral is located on the Île de la Cite in the middle of the Seine River. Construction began in 1163 during the reign of King Louis VII and was completed in 1345. The cathedral was damaged and abandoned during the French Revolution, leading to major restoration between 1844 and 1864. Notre Dame Cathedral was registered as a World Heritage Site in 1991. Take a tour of Paris and take a souvenir photo with the Arc de Triomphe or the French Triumphal Arch, located in the middle of Place Charles de Gaulle, west of the Champs-Élysées. This triumphal arch is the beginning and end of 12 avenues, built to honor the brave who sacrificed themselves in the Napoleonic Wars and the French Revolution. And World War I, it is currently the cemetery of the Unknown Soldier. Pass by the romantic Champs Elysees Road, which is known as the most beautiful street in the world, full of brand-name shops from world-famous designers and still maintaining the architectural style of the ancient buildings.
Then free for you to shop at Galeries Lafayette, one of the most famous luxury department stores in Paris. Inside the building is full of beautiful architecture. It is also grand and magnificent, worthy of being a department store that is more than 100 years old. Full of brand-name fashion products, many cosmetics, such as Chanel, Christian Dior, Prada, Balenciaga, etc., including restaurants that serve French food, which is a unique taste of Paris.
To let you enjoy walking to your heart's content Free dinner at your leisure
Accommodation 3-4 star European standard hotel or equivalent

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel.
Visit Montmartre, located in the north of Paris. Because it is on a high hill, you can see a panoramic view of Paris. This area is called full of artist's soul. Take a picture of Sacre Coeur Basilica (Outside). The church was built in Byzantine-style. The Sacre Coeur Basilica is made of travertine limestone, a stone that is outstanding for weather resistance, resulting in the cathedral itself still being beautiful to this day.
When it is time, take you to Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport.
15.15 Depart for Jeddah Airport, Saudi Arabia by Saudi Airlines Flight No. SV126 (food and beverage service on board) (approximately 5.40 hours flight time) (Saudi Arabia time 4 hours behind Thailand)
22.55 hrs. Arrive at Jeddah Airport, Saudi Arabia (local time). Stop over to change planes to travel to Germany (wait for change planes for about 3.05 hours)

02.00 Depart for Suvarnabhumi International Airport, Thailand by Saudia Airlines Flight No. SV844 (Food and beverage service on board) (Flight time approximately 7.40 hours)
13.40 Arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport safely.