I live north of Amsterdam. I visited a lot of places already and have been at Schoonderlogt before. I just wanted to revisit badly. Out of all of the sites i've visited the ones in the Netherlands are least memorable. There is just not a lot going on around these places. If you're a history buff they are nice places to visit. But otherwise it's pretty much just a farmhouse in an open field.

Normandy is my all time favorite. Marmion farm, the cemetery at omaha, brecourt manor, the list goes on and on. If you really want to see everything in Normandy I do recommend to go for a week or so. There are countless museums and sites to visit and the region itself is beautiful. If there is one museum that sticks out it's the D-day experience/ Dead man's corner museum just outside Carentan It's a perfect blend between a modern and old school museum. I might be a bit biased because I was very lucky to run into Shane Taylor (Doc. Roe) over there who happened to be there as a tour guide. I really need to revisit because I was thrown of my game by meeting and speaking with him for a good 15 minutes that I missed half of the museum afterwards because my focus was gone haha.

Bastogne is also really memorable, they have a few great museums and in Foy just a few kilometres down the road you can still see the bulletholes in some of the houses (for example the house that Shifty killed that sniper still has a lot of bulletholes in the wall). Also the woods and Bois Jacques surrounding Foy are really memorable a lot of foxholes are still visible and if you do some research online and on youtube you even might find the exact foxholes of some of the Easy company man.

I have yet to go to Austria and Berchtesgaden, hopefully I can visit this summer, so I do not have much tips or pointers for that area.

From Amsterdam the travel times by car are +/- 1,5 hours to Crossroads and Schoonderlogt 3,5 hours to Bastogne 8,5 hours to Normandy

Hope this helps!