The Atlantic harbour city of Brest offers numerous sights with a maritime connection. The Océanopolis with its diverse exhibitions invites you to an exciting Journey through the world of the oceans in. The city is characterised by the imposing Château de Brestwhich dates back to Roman times and is today the Musée de la Marine where visitors can find out more about the Maritime history of France experience. Another highlight is the Pont de Recouvrance, one of the largest lift bridges in Europefrom which you can overlook the harbour and the military installations. The former Arsenale of Brest, which was the centre of French shipbuilding for a long time, is also worth a visit. If you are looking for a maritime atmosphere, visit the Fishing harbour or the Quartier du Port - Here you can experience the city's close connection to the sea at first hand.

Amsterdamthe capital of the Netherlands, delights visitors with a multitude of attractions and cultural highlights. The impressive Canalsthat run through the entire city centre, with its historic gabled houses invite you to go for walks or boat trips. Art lovers will enjoy the world-famous Rijksmuseumwhich exhibits works by masters such as Rembrandt, and the Van Gogh Museum with the largest collection of the famous painter. The Anne Frank House is an impressive reminder of the history of the Second World War. For recreation there are the extensive Vondelpark or the botanical garden Hortus Botanicus. If you want to experience the typical flair of the city, stroll through the flower market or discover the charming neighbourhood Jordaan and De Pijp with their cafés, boutiques and markets.