BELGIUM
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The 10 best tickets 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.
“it was nice that I didn't have to wait in line to buy a ticket and just walked in with the QR code to show at the entrance.”
Mini-Europe in Brussels turns 350 landmarks into interactive miniatures, from Big Ben to EU games at Spirit of Europe. Skip the line.
“It was great to see places we had been snd places we now want to go to! Great for children. Free toilets were a plus!”
Autoworld Museum Brussels lets you explore 250+ cars and motorcycles in a historic 1880 building, with rotating exhibits and an audio guide.
“If you love cars (as I do), this is a great place to spend a coulpe of hours and there is a beautiful park outside for a picnic”
Challenge 60+ interactive optical illusions in Brussels in about 1 hour. Great photo stops, brain games, and friendly staff.
“My kids enjoyed it ! Staff was friendly and helpful!”
Bruges Frietmuseum ticket in the Saaihalle. Follow the potato-to-fries story, then (optionally) buy fries in medieval cellars.
“Great, very interesting and lots of interactive activities”
Historium Bruges pairs a Jacob storyline with interactive rooms and year-1435 VR flights over Bruges landmarks, plus audio guide and lockers.
“experience overall is great. AR part is bit below expectations however second part of experience is stronger and well use of digital tools”
Step into Train World in Schaerbeek station to see steam engines, interactive exhibits, and the Draw me a train! show.
“Great place. It made you feel like you were in the past with many interactive activities for little ones. I highly recommend it.”
Historium Story + VR in Bruges: a 1h15 guided audio trip through medieval rooms plus an 8-minute VR visit to the Golden Age.
“De VR was echt leuk, ook de tour erna was goed gedaan! Een aanrader! ;-) DE duvel bar en het zicht op de markt zijn ook de moeite;”
Step into medieval Bruges at Historium with the Story exhibition, a romantic Jacob and Anna plot, an interactive exhibit, and Market Square views.
“Aimed more at children”
Train World Brussels: a family-friendly rail museum with five steam engines, hands-on moments, and a free audio guide. Book a time slot.
“We were pleasantly surprised by the interactive features of this experience! A wonderful way to spend your day ☺️”
