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WHAT YOU VISIT
Old Town
Embark on a walking tour past some of the city's most illustrious landmarks including Dom Tower, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, part of the St. Martin's Cathedral complex. Erected in 1382 on the ruins of a roman fortress, the 112-meter-tall (368-foot-tall) landmark has the tallest belfry in The Netherlands. Nearby stands the University Quarter, known for its medieval, neoclassical and Renaissance architecture.

Castle Amerongen
Nestled in the countryside, this beautifully preserved 17th-century estate offers a glimpse into aristocratic life, with elegant interiors and stunning gardens. Learn about its fascinating history and the noble families who once lived there before we return, bringing an unforgettable day of culture and history to a close.

PHOTO OPPORTUNITIES
There are many photo ops during the day so keep your camera handy. While strolling Utrecht, you may notice the colored stones embedded in the pavement in front of the Dom Tower, which mark the original outlines of the building in the days when it stood intact. During your tour of Castle Amerongen, you can't help but notice the beautiful interiors and the stunning gardens.

LUNCH
When you purchase lunch, you might like to try local favorites like the thin waffle known as "stroopwafels." Another popular food is "kibbeling," fried fish served with dipping sauce.

WHAT YOU SEE ALONG THE WAY
During your Utrecht walking tour, you'll pass by the main canal that runs through the city center, which is lined with shops, restaurants and bakeries.