What itinerary makes sense for France-Belgium-Netherlands with a round trip from Paris?

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Planning a two-week adventure through France, Belgium, and the Netherlands is an exciting journey! Starting in Paris, you can soak up its vibrant energy before heading to Belgium, where you can explore the charm of Brussels, Bruges, and Ghent. Afterward, immerse yourself in the dynamic culture of the Netherlands with visits to Amsterdam, Rotterdam, and The Hague. Balancing your itinerary is key; consider spending a few more days in one country to fully embrace its offerings.

It's roughly a two week trip where I land in Paris from Canada.

I was thinking of visiting Paris for couple of days and make my way to Belgium then to the Netherlands. My flight back is in Paris though.

I figured it would come to the same if I did France to Belgium to Netherlands then back to France then switching Belgium and Netherlands ?

At the same time, for any people with experiences from those countries? Was wondering if I should focus more time on either Belgium or Netherlands ?!

I would have a week to visit both and my initial plan was to split 2 days in Belgium and 4 days in Netherlands.

But, would like to visit Brussels, Bruges and Ghent if it's doable in 2-3 days. And Netherlands (Amsterdam, Rotterdam and The Hague).

I feel like it's too cramped up but wanted some advice.

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