Upon arrival, proceed to visit Engelberg and ascend Mt Titlis by cable car. Enjoy the view of Central Swiss Alps and have fun on the snowfields. Continue to Lucerne in the afternoon and embark on a walking tour to Chapel Bridge and Lion Monument. Later, you have the rest of the day at leisure to relax or shop for branded watches, famous Swiss chocolates and music boxes.

Travel to Schaffhausen to view the Rhine Falls, the largest waterfall in Western Europe. Cross the border and enjoy a drive through the Black Forest, the largest forest in Germany. Arrive at the tourist resort township of Titisee, home to Germany’s largest Cuckoo Clock Centre. You can shop for cuckoo clocks before you continue to the prince city of Heidelberg and stop for a magnificent view of the Old Bridge.

Visit Cologne to see one of the most fascinating old towns in the country, as well as the Gothic Cathedral. Next, Visit the Mevlana Mosque in north western Rotterdam, which serves mainly Turkish-Dutch Muslims. The mosque, named after Rumi, was built in 2001 and also voted as Rotterdam's most attractive building in 2006.

Tour Zaanse Schans, a Dutch village dotted with windmills and cottages. Take the opportunity to visit a cheese farm and see a wooden clog-making demonstration. Enjoy a canal cruise. Relax onboard a glass-domed motor launch cruising down canals flanked by gabled houses. Next, visit a diamond house in Amsterdam and see master craftsmen working on exquisite diamonds. Later, spend your time at leisure to shop or visit the Sailors’ Quarters and proceed to Dam Square, where Amstel River was dammed in the 13th century, thus giving the city its name

This morning, continue to Brussels, the capital of Belgium. Your first stop is the magnificent Atomium. Drive by Royal Laeken Palace before arriving in the city to see the mascot of Brussels, Manneken Pis, the 16th and 17th-century Market Square and the beautiful Grand Place. After lunch continue to Paris, City of Lights. In the evening, you may wish to take an excursion cruise on the famous River Seine at your own expense.

This morning, embark on a city tour and take in the sights of Napoleon’s Arc De Triomphe, Champs Elysees Boulevard and Place de la Concorde on your city tour. View the famous Eiffel Tower and Notre Dame Cathedral, one of the most magnificent masterpieces of Gothic architecture. Visit The Grande Mosquée de Paris ("Great Mosque of Paris"), the largest mosque in France and also the third largest in Europe. Thereafter, visit Fragonard Perfumery, one of the largest perfumeries in France and a great place to purchase exclusive scents of France at affordable prices. Spend the rest of the day at leisure where you may do more shopping or enjoy the city sights.

This morning, depart from Paris to London. Upon arrival, embark on a city tour to the House of Parliament, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, No. 10 Downing Street, Trafalgar Square, London Bridge, Tower Bridge and Tower of London among other attractions. Visit London Central Mosque with its huge, gold dome, the London Central Mosque gleams out above the dense green canopy of Regent’s Park. Designed in 1978 by Sir Frederick Gibberd the mosque is linked to the Islamic cultural centre and continues an active and popular place of worship for Londoners. Inside, the centre’s appeal rests mainly in its simplicity (a huge chandelier and expansive carpet form the only real furnishings), its cavernous space and meditative atmosphere. The main hall can hold over two thousand worshippers – and regularly does. Visitors are, however, still warmly welcomed. Please note: there is a separate gallery for women, who must cover their heads. Later, shop at London’s West End stores in Oxford Street, Regent Street or Knightsbridge.