BELGIUM
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The 10 best walking tours in Belgium, with what each one includes, what it costs, and which to choose.
A 150-minute Bruges walk and canal cruise with a local guide, key medieval sights, and a chocolate tasting stop for $51.
“Nice way to start our visit to Bruges. Numerous and knowledgeable guide. The boat trip was a nice little extra addition.”
A 150-minute Brussels guided walking tour splitting Upper and Lower City, ending with a Belgian chocolate tasting and lots of local tips.
“A really good tour, Christoph was very knowledgable and had a great sense of humour too. He even finish the tour with a poem that he had written to give the tour a real personal touch”
Guided Bruges walk plus a canal boat ride, with an optional 4-beer tasting on the English tour. UNESCO sights, smart tips, great value.
“Peter was wonderful! Knowledgeable, friendly and engaging!”
Legends of Bruges is a 2h15 English walking tour through Markt, Belfort, beguinage, churches and brewery stories in medieval Bruges.
“Essential introduction to Bruge. This is how you get the insider info for a perfect trip! Martin was a great guide!”
Legends of Antwerp walking tour through Grote Markt, Rubens sights, UNESCO Plantin-Moretus, and Nello & Patrasche. 2 hours.
“Arie was incredibly knowledgeable and cared about our experiencing, frequently checking to ensure that he was hearts and understood. We learned so very much about the history, art and culture of the city. Personal stories enhanced our appreciation for this speak city.”
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.
“We had Robin for the English language tour. A great commentary, story telling with a good sesne of humour. The tour took 2hours which flew by. 100% recommend.”
A 2.5-hour Brussels walking tour mixing history and symbols with waffle and top-tier chocolate tastings, plus guide tips for your trip.
“It was great experience. Our guide gave us very good historical information on Belgium and Brussels. Food taste of waffles and candy was good too.”
Brussels chocolate tasting walk and workshop: see Grand Place and landmarks, sample 10 chocolates, and make sweets to take home.
“Great guide and a wholesome experience. Learnt a lot about chocolate , it's origin and it's importance in Belgium”
Antwerp in 2 hours: UNESCO sights, alley stories, Meir Street stops, and a grand finish at Central Station.
“Fabulous story telling and engaging tour guide. Would HIGHLY recommend this as a way to quickly learn and see the city.”
Two-hour guided walk in UNESCO Bruges with canals and town squares, plus lunch time to hunt chocolate and lace shops.
“Excellent overall knowledge and very interactive with the clients”
