Half Day Brussels Private Walking Tour
This half-day walking tour will allow you to explore the highlights of the Old Town with your own personal English-speaking guide.
As the hub of European culture and institutions, Private Brussels tours have a lot more to offer than most people expect. Aside from its acclaimed chocolates and beers, there are almost 90 museums, magnificent parks, architecture, bars and much more to see in private Brussels tours. Playing a pivotal role in how Europe was created, Brussels is often referred to as the capital of Europe.
This half-day walking tour will allow you to explore the highlights of the Old Town with your own personal English-speaking guide.
"It's more than a tour, it's more than a meal - it is an experience! A walking tour with visits to beer parlours, food stalls and chocolatiers in the Old Medieval city centre.
Bastogne War Museum with interactive audio guide + Mardasson Memorial + 101st airborne house. Private transportation and personal tour guide from your hotel in Brussels.
This tour takes you to the Ardennes, the south-eastern part of Belgium, and one of nature's unspoilt areas with vast forests and green valleys.
We drive and escort you to any place of your choice in Belgium between 9 am and 8 pm. It's your choice: Antwerp, Bastogne, Brussels, Bruges, Ghent, Waterloo, Ypres or beyond.
Get to know the exciting world of Belgian Beers on our Brussels Beer Tour. Discover the different types of beer in Belgium, a small country in size with 1132 beer brands.
Visit the two jewels of Belgium, a must for any traveller. If you only have one day and you can't easily make a decision, we offer you an alternative.
Bruges, the Venice of the North, is one of the most visited medieval cities in Europe with 4 million tourists a year. Enjoy our one-day tour in Bruges with an English guide.
Discover Ghent and Bruges on this Private day trip. Visit St. Bavo's Cathedral (Sint-Baafskathedraal) and Sint-Baafsplein Casco Historico de la Ciudad.
The cityscape swings from distinguished to eccentric to dilapidated and back again. Art deco facades face off against 1960s concrete developments, and regal 19th-century mansions contrast with the shimmering glass of the EU’s Gotham City. This whole maelstrom swirls out from Brussels’ medieval core, where the Grand Place is surely one of the world’s most beautiful squares.
Brussels, however, remains a cultural centre with a cosmopolitan feel. It is not unknown that the people of Brussels like to eat and drink a little differently. Here are some deeply ingrained habits: delicious fries have to be double fried, and the classic waffle comes with a snowfall of icing sugar. They even have their own biscuit: the cinnamon speculoos.
In addition to the celebrated beer, which many visitors focus their trip around. The city has also been fortified by a host of foreign cultural influences, which means there is always something to catch your imagination. It can be challenging to pick a lane when it comes to guided walking tours of Brussels - With hundreds of them exclusive to the Art Nouveau gems, comic book murals, chocolate havens, and expert beer cafés scattered throughout the city, choosing one can prove quite the challenge!