Finally one of my cherished dream is about to come true...have
always wanted to go to Europe ever since I was small and I think I
am going this summer. Going on a tour, will prolly cost me around
USD1500 to USD2000, but well it is worth the price I think
So here is the itinerary 
Copied it strait from the tour website tho 
Day 1: London to Amsterdam
We depart from Park Lane, London at 8am sharp! and travel down to
Dover, from here we take the ferry across to France . Well transit
through France and Belgium to Holland and its capital, Amsterdam.
Opportunity to head into town tonight or rest and get to know each
other over delicious dinner or by the pool table at the campsite
restaurant.
Day 2: Amsterdam and Volendam
After breakfast, we drive to the picturesque Dutch fishing and
cheese village of Volendam. Why not try the variety of seafood and
have your picture taken in a traditional Dutch costume. You also
have the opportunity of standing on the dam (barrier built along
Holland to hold back sea water) and marvel at the fact that most of
Holland is below sea level. Don't forget to pose for a memorable
picture by the windmills. Starting from noon we spend the rest of
the day (and night if you wish) in Amsterdam city centre. You can
take a boat ride by the many canals, shopping for tulips, visit the
Anne Frank's Museum, collect another of your Hard Rock Café's
T-shirt or take a peek at the infamous red light district.
Day 3: To Heidelberg
We head south east crossing into Germany today. By late afternoon
we will arrive at Heidelberg. You can climb the ruined castle on
the hill or take the furnicular up. You can visit the student
prison in this university town. Don't miss taking a panoramic photo
of the old bridge, the old town with the castle on top of the hill
as the background and shop at the traditional market surrounding
the historical town church. You might want to have your lunch at
the oldest McDonald's in Europe built for the American army to feel
at home during the world war. We will also be camping in
Heidelberg.
Day 4: Heidelberg to Innsbruck.
By late afternoon we will reach Neuchwanstein castle. Built by King
Ludwig, this casle is the fairiest of all the fairy castles,
situated on top of a hill surrounded by mountains and lakes. Mr
Disney was inspired by this particular castle when he built his
Disneyland fairy tale castle. We then continue our journey into
Austria towards our campsite
Beautiful pics taken from various websites which I have googled up
More to come...
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