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It’s time to travel and explore the

Brussels

Plan Your Visit
Explore Brussels' top attractions and hidden gems with expert local guides for a memorable experience.

On Brussels tours, the best time to visit is from April to June or September to October, with mild weather for sightseeing. Summer is lively with festivals but crowded, while winter offers fewer tourists and cozy indoor activities.

Brussels has an efficient system of buses, trams, and the metro. A Visitor Card provides unlimited travel, making it convenient for city tours and exploring popular spots.

French and Dutch are the main languages spoken in Brussels. However, English is widely understood. Learning a few basic French phrases can make your experience more enjoyable.

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A striking landmark from the 1958 World’s Fair, featuring nine interconnected spheres. It offers exhibits on science and technology, along with panoramic city views.

A UNESCO World Heritage site at the heart of Brussels, surrounded by stunning 17th-century buildings. It’s known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant atmosphere.

The official residence of Belgium's monarchy, open to the public in summer. Visitors can tour its grand rooms and lush gardens.

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This museum features a rich collection of European art, including works by Rubens, Van Dyck, and Bruegel. It spans over six centuries of art history.

Home to the largest collection of surrealist René Magritte’s works, offering an immersive experience into his imaginative and thought-provoking art.

Located in the stunning Cinquantenaire Park, it showcases exhibits on archaeology, military history, and Belgian culture.

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A guided tour that covers Brussels' must-see attractions, such as the Atomium, Grand Place, and the Royal Palace, with insightful commentary from a local guide.

Brussels is famous for its chocolate, and this tour lets you sample treats from top chocolatiers while learning about the city's chocolate-making history.

Explore the European Union institutions in the heart of Brussels, including the European Parliament, and learn about the city’s political role.

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Known for its impressive beer selection, Delirium Café offers over 2,000 types of beer, making it a must-visit for beer enthusiasts in Brussels.

A prime venue for live music, featuring performances from both local and international artists, perfect for music lovers.

This trendy area is known for its chic bars, cozy cafes, and relaxed atmosphere, offering a stylish night out.

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A picturesque medieval city filled with canals, cobblestone streets, and historic landmarks. It’s just an hour away from Brussels by train.

A beautiful city known for its medieval buildings, lively atmosphere, and key attractions like Gravensteen Castle and Saint Bavo’s Cathedral.

Famous for fashion, art, and diamonds, Antwerp is home to museums like the Royal Museum of Fine Arts and the stunning Cathedral of Our Lady.

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Brussels has an efficient public transport system with buses, trams, and metro. A Visitor Card offers unlimited access, perfect for sightseeing.

With a growing network of bike lanes, renting a bike or electric scooter is a great way to explore the city at your own pace.

Taxis are readily available, and ride-sharing services like Uber and Bolt offer a convenient and cost-effective way to get around.

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Vanessa - Germany
Oct 09, 2024

Amazing sight to see. We went early in the morning so wasn't to busy or hot. From the outside you don't realise how big it really is until you step inside.

Danielle - United Kingdom
Oct 25, 2024

Magda was very knowledgable and insightful on our guided tour. She helped us imagine the sights as they would have been originally

Muhammad Ahsan - Pakistan
Nov 26, 2024

The guide was very knowledgeable and gave a detailed history on the monuments. The best part was that it was skip the line

Esa Meyer - London
Dec 01, 2022

An absolutely unforgettable experience! Walking through the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill felt like stepping back in time

Discover the wonders of

Brussels

Unforgettable Experiences

Welcome to Brussels, the heart of Belgium and Europe! This city is a mix of old-world charm and modern vibes. Brussels is famous for its grand architecture, mouthwatering waffles, and world-class chocolates. But Brussels offers way more than just tasty treats.

Explore historic landmarks like the Grand Place and Atomium. Wander through colorful neighborhoods and spot unique street art. For museum lovers, Brussels has it all, from classic art to quirky collections.

Don't miss out on trying local beers at a cozy pub. Or stroll around lively markets to find unique souvenirs. Whether you're into history, food, or just exploring new places, Brussels has something for everyone.

So grab your walking shoes, a camera, and a big appetite. Let’s dive into the many adventures waiting for you in this vibrant city! Choose guided tours in Brussels for a more personalized experience. An expert tour guide who will offer deeper insights into the city’s history, art, and culture.

Whether you prefer a walking tour or a city tour, Brussels ticket packages offer a great way to explore the city. Numerous walking tours in Brussels focus on areas like the European Quarter or local markets. The best private tours in Brussels give you a complete overview of the city’s every side.

Belgian Chicalote Workshop Tour

Highlights

  • Hands-on experience making your Belgian chocolates, pralines, and truffles with expert guidance.
  • Learn the art of tempering chocolate, molding pralines, and decorating with toppings like nuts and dried fruits.
  • Discover the history and craftsmanship behind Belgium’s world-renowned chocolate.
  • Sample a variety of Belgian chocolates, from dark to milk, and learn how to appreciate their unique flavors.
  • Visit renowned chocolatiers like Pierre Marcolini, Neuhaus, and Godiva, or boutique chocolate shops in the Sablon district.
  • Take home your handmade chocolate creations as a delicious souvenir.
  • Workshops are suitable for all skill levels, whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned chocolate lover.


Your Experience

The Belgian Chocolate Workshop in Brussels offers a delightful experience. Upon entering, the rich aroma of chocolate fills the air, setting a warm and inviting tone. On the Brussels food tour, expert chocolatiers share the fascinating history behind Belgian chocolate.

The hands-on portion is a highlight, where visitors learn the art of tempering chocolate and creating their pralines. Personal touches, such as adding crushed hazelnuts or dried fruit, make each chocolate unique.

The tasting session allows participants to savor different types of chocolate and appreciate their distinct textures and flavors. This experience pairs well with a Brussels boat tour or other local activities.

At the end, guests take home their handmade chocolates, making for a sweet souvenir. This workshop is an excellent way to explore Belgian culture, offering both education and enjoyment.

Bruges Day Tour

Highlights
 

  • Stroll through Bruges’ medieval center, with cobblestone streets and historic Gothic architecture.
  • Climb the Belfry Tower for panoramic views over Bruges’ rooftops and canals.
  • Savor Belgian chocolates, waffles, and local brews at quaint cafes and shops throughout the city.


Your Experience

A day tour of Bruges offers a perfect blend of history, charm, and indulgence. Visitors can explore cobbled streets and enjoy breathtaking views of the canals and bridges.

The Market Square, surrounded by historic landmarks like the Belfry Tower and Provincial Court, is the top attraction in Brussels. Climbing the Belfry Tower provides panoramic views of the city, showcasing Bruges' timeless beauty.

Culinary delights, such as Belgian chocolates and waffles, are essential treats on a Bruges city tour. A stop at a local chocolatier or a waffle stall adds a delicious touch to the experience.

A canal cruise offers a unique view of the city, gliding past picturesque buildings and lush greenery. The day ends with a visit to the Basilica of the Holy Blood, a fitting conclusion to a tour that highlights Bruges' rich history and culture. Visitors can choose private tours in Brussels for a more exclusive experience.

Private Guided Day trip to Luxembourg

Highlights

  • Explore Luxembourg City’s charming old town.
  • Visit key landmarks such as the Grand Ducal Palace and Notre-Dame Cathedral.
  • Walk through the Bock Casemates, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
  • Enjoy panoramic views from Chemin de la Corniche, "Europe’s most beautiful balcony."
  • Experience a fully customized tour tailored to your interests with a private guide.
  • Discover Luxembourg’s local cuisine and shop for unique items.

Your Experience

A private day trip to Luxembourg is a great way to explore its history, charming neighborhoods, and landmarks.

Luxembourg City’s old town is filled with cobblestone streets, an art museum, and offers views of the Alzette River. Key spots like the Grand Ducal Palace and Notre Dame Cathedral are known for their beautiful architecture.

A highlight is the Bock Casemates, a UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can walk through ancient tunnels and learn about Luxembourg’s past. The Chemin de la Corniche offers stunning views and is known as "Europe’s most beautiful balcony."

With a knowledgeable guide, you'll learn about the city’s culture and history while enjoying local delicacies and picking up unique souvenirs.

  • Visit the Grand Place- Explore this iconic square with stunning architecture, and a UNESCO World Heritage site, and enjoy its vibrant festivals.
  • Admire the Atomium- See this unique atom-shaped structure, with interactive exhibits and panoramic views of the city.
  • Tour the Royal Palace - Visit the hidden gem- the Belgian monarchy's palace, open to the public in summer, with beautiful architecture and gardens.
  • Discover the Comic Strip Center- Check out Belgium’s comic culture and famous characters like Tintin at this fun history museum.
  • Explore the Magritte Museum- Learn about surrealism at this museum featuring the largest collection of René Magritte's works.


Highlights

  • Grand Place- The city’s central square is famous for 17th-century architecture. The palace is a UNESCO World Heritage site and hosts lively events year-round.
  • Delicious Chocolates and Waffles- Brussels is world-famous for its handcrafted chocolates and mouthwatering waffles, making it a paradise for food lovers.
  • Iconic Atomium- This unique structure, resembling an iron atom magnified 165 billion times, offers stunning views and interactive exhibitions.
  • Comic Book Culture- Home to iconic characters like Tintin and the Smurfs. Brussels celebrates its rich comic heritage with murals and the Belgian Comic Strip Center.
  • Vibrant Beer Scene- With a wide range of local beers, from Trappist ales to fruity lambics, Brussels is a must-visit for beer enthusiasts.
  • European Union Hub- Brussels is the political heart of Europe, hosting major EU institutions like the European Parliament and Commission.

  • Use Public Transport: Trams, buses, and the metro make getting around easy and convenient.
  • Explore on Foot: Walk to top spots like the Grand Place and Sablon for the best views.
  • Taste Local Delicacies: Try Belgian chocolates, waffles, fries, and beer at local cafes.
  • Be Ready for Rain: Carry an umbrella as Brussels weather can be uncertain.
  • Know the Language: French is common, but basic English is widely understood. Learning simple phrases helps!

  • Public Transport: Brussels has an efficient tram, bus, and metro network. A day pass provides unlimited travel across all modes.
  • Walking: The city center is best explored on foot. Most attractions, like Grand Place, are within walking distance.
  • Bicycles: Brussels offers bike rentals and the Villo! bike-sharing service. It’s a fun and eco-friendly way to get around.
  • Taxis and Ride-Sharing: Taxis can be costly, but Uber and Bolt offer more budget-friendly options. Both are widely available across the city.
  • Trains: Brussels Central Station connects you to other Belgian cities and beyond. It's perfect for day trips outside the city.

A 2 to 3-day trip is ideal for exploring Brussels. things to do in Brussels are visit main attractions like the Grand Place, Atomium, and Manneken Pis. For day trips to Bruges or Ghent, consider staying 4 to 5 days.

The Grand Place is the most stunning area, with its ornate 17th-century buildings. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage site. The Sablon district is also beautiful, featuring cobbled streets, antique shops, and art galleries.

Brussels can be moderately expensive, especially for dining and hotels. However, budget-friendly options include affordable transport, free attractions, and casual eateries.

Yes, Brussels is worth visiting for its history, culture, and delicious food. The city offers stunning architecture, chocolates, beers, and a unique European vibe.

Brussels is known for its beautiful architecture, chocolate, waffles, beer, and fries. It’s also the political hub of the European Union.

The national dish is stoofvlees (carbonnade flamande), a hearty beef stew made with beer, often served with fries.

Tipping is not required. But rounding up the bill or leaving a small tip (5-10%) is appreciated.

Beer is Belgium’s national drink, with a rich variety of styles like Trappist ales and lambics.

  1. Belgian Fries (Frites)
  2. Belgian Waffles
  3. Moules-frites (Mussels with Fries)