BELGIUM
Belgium's best.
The 10 best tours in Belgium, with what each one includes, what it costs, and which to choose.
Two medieval cities in one day: guided walks in Ghent and Bruges, Saint Bavo Mystic Lamb, Begijnhof strolls, and optional canal views.
A 150-minute Bruges walk and canal cruise with a local guide, key medieval sights, and a chocolate tasting stop for $51.
Hop on Brussels red bus for 1–2 days of open-top views, multilingual audio, and free walking tours. See Atomium to Grand Place.
A 150-minute Brussels guided walking tour splitting Upper and Lower City, ending with a Belgian chocolate tasting and lots of local tips.
Guided Bruges walk plus a canal boat ride, with an optional 4-beer tasting on the English tour. UNESCO sights, smart tips, great value.
“Lovely tour with a very knowledgeable guide. Boat tour was a great opportunity to explore this amazing city too!”
Legends of Bruges is a 2h15 English walking tour through Markt, Belfort, beguinage, churches and brewery stories in medieval Bruges.
“That the guide should be tipped handsomely as they have to pay to do the tour.”
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.
“Great and informative tour. The variety of exceptional chocolates and beers kept us going through the cold weather of January. Glad we had a knowledgeable and charismatic guide in Hugo!”
Legends of Antwerp walking tour through Grote Markt, Rubens sights, UNESCO Plantin-Moretus, and Nello & Patrasche. 2 hours.
“Arie/ harry was a lovely tour guide. 2 hours walking around learning history and a free biscut. Would recommend 😁”
A 2-hour English walking tour of Ghent’s key medieval sights, stories, and local tips, ending at the Belfry with pay-what-you-think value.
“Tatiana was a knowledgeable, professional, exciting tour guide.”
Follow an audio-guided chocolate journey in Bruges with free tastings and a chocolate-making demo, tracing cocoa’s 4,000-year story.
“Very interesting. The tour also held the attention of grandaughters 10 and 13 years of age. The praline-making demo and tasting was a good note to finish on.”
