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The 10 best brussels city tours in Belgium, with what each one includes, what it costs, and which to choose.
Skip the guesswork with one ticket to the Atomium’s panoramic spheres, RESTART light show, and Belgium design at the Design Museum for $19.
“super recommended of you are a sucker for modern architecture structures, and the design museum is small but nice and free bathrooms.”
Guided Bruges and Ghent day trip from Brussels with Lake of Love, Begijnhof, Saint Bavo Cathedral, belfries, and canal views.
“Peter was an exceptional tour guide, so knowledgable, joyful and kind! It was lovely to experience two other Belgian cities, both very beautiful and interesting, highly recommend.”
Two medieval cities in one day: guided walks in Ghent and Bruges, Saint Bavo Mystic Lamb, Begijnhof strolls, and optional canal views.
“Very well organised and a great trip. Veronica was a great host. It was nice being able to have the option to join the tour or have free time. Bruges was our favourite. Thanks again!”
Self-guided Choco-Story Brussels pairs multilingual audio with chocolate tastings and a live praline demo in central Brussels.
“We expected a tour guide but had headphones instead. Although the information was very good and clear, the downside was that we were unable to ask any questions if we had them.”
Guided day trip from Brussels to Ghent and Bruges with UNESCO sights, comfy coach ride, walking tours, radios, and optional canal boat.
“Be warned! If your more than 2 min late to the meeting point they will just leave you on your own and make you take the train. The tour part was alright and interesting.”
Hop on Brussels red bus for 1–2 days of open-top views, multilingual audio, and free walking tours. See Atomium to Grand Place.
“We got to see key landmarks in Brussels. Our driver Sulaiman was knowledgeable, polite and professional. We would definitely undertake this again on our next visit.”
A 150-minute Brussels guided walking tour splitting Upper and Lower City, ending with a Belgian chocolate tasting and lots of local tips.
“The guide was very informative and funny. He knew the history very well.”
Mini-Europe in Brussels turns 350 landmarks into interactive miniatures, from Big Ben to EU games at Spirit of Europe. Skip the line.
“Very interesting place to learn about the whole of the EU. Very fun animations and little games too!”
Hungry Mary’s Brussels beer and chocolate tour is a 4–5 hour walking tasting through iconic sights, with 10 chocolate pieces and at least 5 beers.
“This tour was the best! So much fun. Our tour guides Martin and Stefan were amazing. Martin was very entertaining and made the tour interesting. Would highly recommend.”
Make Belgian-style chocolate in Brussels with tastings from fresh cacao to finished truffles and a take-home bar.
“Visiting a European city like Brussels in peak winter can be challenging, as sightseeing in sub-zero temperatures isn’t always fun. That’s why this Belgian Chocolate Making Workshop was so appealing: spending a few cozy hours indoors in a warm, climate-controlled room sounded perfect. We booked a 2 pm slot on a very cold Tuesday and…”
