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Bruges: BeerWalk Tour with Tastings & Dutch GuideYou’ll wander Bruges’ medieval lanes with a Dutch guide, taste five different Belgian beers (including at Bourgogne des Flandres Brewery), chat with locals in cozy pubs, and take home an official BeerWalk glass. Expect stories, laughter, and little surprises along the way—it’s less a tour, more like joining friends for an afternoon out.
Ghent: Belgian Waffle & Beer Workshop in City CentreYou’ll taste Belgian beers with locals in central Ghent before learning to bake your own waffles—beer-infused if you want! Top them any way you like and eat as many as you can manage. This isn’t just a cooking class; it’s laughter, new friends, and leaving with sticky hands and real memories.
Bruges guided tour with chocolate tasting and audio guideA guided tour of Bruges starting at Belfort Tower on the Grote Markt, covering the city's medieval squares, churches, breweries and waterfront in roughly two hours. The guide wears a white umbrella and leads you through Burg Square, Market Square, the Church of Our Lady, and Lake of Love, with chocolate tasting included; after the tour ends, you get a premium audio guide on the myths and legends of witches through the medieval neighborhoods and ancient windmills.Is it for me?The tour starts at Belfort Tower on the Grote Markt, so you don't need a car or prior knowledge of where to go—your guide in the white umbrella is the meeting point. If you're staying in the city center or arriving without transport, this settles the logistics of getting oriented and reaching the main sights in one guided walk.
Private Walking Tour Ghent: Medieval Landmarks & Local SecretsA private walking tour of Ghent's medieval city center with a local guide in English or Dutch, covering the Castle of the Counts, the Belfry, Graffiti Street and lesser-known corners, plus a local food specialty tasting. Children from age 6 are welcome. The guide shares city history, local legends and lesser-known facts as you move through the center on foot.Is it for me?The two-hour frame and steady walking pace work well if you want a solid introduction to Ghent without committing a full day, and the private format means the guide can adjust the route and pacing to your interests instead of moving a group through a fixed script.
Bruges: Private Legends & Ghost Stories Walking TourYou’ll follow a local guide through Bruges’ quieter corners, hearing ghost stories and legends as you go. Start at Market Square, see hidden carvings at Jan van Eyck square, and learn why canals have such odd names here. End your evening with a complimentary beer at Bauhaus Bar—maybe still glancing over your shoulder.
Bruges Canal Tour: Private Boat Ride & Medieval WalkingYou walk the medieval center of Bruges with a professional guide for two hours, crossing the St Boniface Bridge and reaching the swan-filled Minnewater, then board a boat that glides you past the ivy-clad facades and stone bridges the city is famous for. The guide tailors the route to your interests, and the whole tour — walking and water — takes three hours. Hotel pickup is not included; you meet at the Belfort on the Markt.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Bruges rather than just walk through it, and who value seeing the canals from the water. The three-hour duration means you fit both the walking streets and the boat ride into a single morning or afternoon without feeling rushed.
Belgian Chocolate Making Workshop in Bruges: Create & TasteA Belgian chocolate making workshop in Bruges where you create traditional pralines from scratch under expert guidance, working at a shared chocolate station with all materials provided. The 2-hour session includes Belgian beer tastings and the chocolates you make to take home. Children from age 12 are welcome with adult supervision; minors under 18 receive non-alcoholic drinks instead. The workshop runs in English with translation support available.Is it for me?If you've browsed Bruges' chocolate shops but wanted to understand how they're actually made, this workshop puts you at the station doing it yourself. The expert guidance means you're not guessing—you're learning the real technique—and the beer tasting during the session is what makes it a deeper taste of Belgium rather than just a craft class.
Bruges Guided Walking Tour: Market Square, Canals & Local StoriesA guided walking tour of Bruges lasting around two hours, led by an English, Spanish or French-speaking guide through the city's medieval heart—Market Square, Burg Square, Church of Our Lady, and the Lake of Love—with a chocolate tasting stop and local recommendations built in. The tour varies slightly based on what your guide judges works best for the group. Boat trip or beer stop are available as add-ons at checkout.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the main landmarks and local stories without building an itinerary yourself—the guide's knowledge of which corners matter and where to eat saves the planning. If you're drawn to the boat ride through Bruges' canals or want to learn about the city's beer culture, add those at checkout; they slot into the same morning or afternoon without doubling your time.
Bruges bike tour: Canals, windmills, hidden cornersA guided bike tour of Bruges covers the medieval core, canals and ramparts in 2.5 hours with a local guide, a city map and a bicycle. You start at the market square, ride to the Lake of Love, the Princely Beguinage, medieval gates and one of the four windmills that sit on the old city walls. The route includes the Sint-Anna district and the hidden inner gardens and murals that make the backstreets worth riding. Children's bikes and infant seats are available.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the canals and ramparts without navigating on your own — the guide strings the stops together so the 2.5 hours holds a complete picture of medieval Bruges, from the Lake of Love to the windmills to the quiet Beguinage, and you don't have to plan the route.
Ghent: Private Chocolate Tour with Tastings & Local GuideYou’ll taste at least nine different chocolates in Ghent’s city center, meet local artisans in their ateliers, hear quirky legends from your guide, and wander historic streets between stops. Expect laughter over mispronounced treats and moments where the smell of cocoa lingers long after you leave — it’s more than just a day trip for your sweet tooth.
Hasselt City Game: Self-Guided Scavenger Hunt with AppYou’ll wander through Hasselt solving clues on your phone, tasting gin at the museum, pausing under cathedral bells, and drifting through gardens at your own pace. With no guide hurrying you along, every stop feels personal — whether you’re laughing over missed clues or sharing fries in Grote Markt. It’s a playful way to meet Hasselt that lingers long after you close the app.
Ypres WW1 Private Tour: Christmas Truce & Passchendaele SitesYou’ll walk fields around Ypres where history feels close: hear stories at Messines mine craters, stand quietly at Tyne Cot Cemetery among thousands of unnamed graves, visit Hill 60’s scarred earth with your local guide, and see where soldiers paused for peace during the Christmas Truce. Expect moments that linger long after you leave.
Bruges: Private Historical Walking Tour & Medieval HighlightsYou walk through Bruges with a local historian born and raised in the city, stopping at Market Square, the Belfry, Saint John's Hospital, the Beguinage, Lake of Love, and Burg Square. You enter a 15th-century almshouse and hear stories about the brewery's underground pipeline. All fees are included, and the pace suits moderate fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Bruges explained by someone who actually lives there rather than read from a script — the guide's knowledge of local customs and hidden details is what turns a walking tour into a conversation about a real city.
Private Bruges to Damme cycling tour: Countryside and guided walkA private cycling tour from Bruges to the countryside village of Damme, combining 3.5 hours of riding and walking with a licensed local guide who speaks English or Dutch. You cycle past the Lake of Love, through green spaces dotted with windmills and historical gates, then walk Damme's streets and climb its tower before returning to Bruges along the canal route. Helmets and bikes are included; the guide is yours alone.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Bruges and want to escape the city center on two wheels—the private guide and the specific route through countryside most day-trippers skip make it worth the time investment, and the pace lets you actually see the windmills, gates and canals rather than just pass them.
Brussels Airport to City: Private Transfer & WiFiYou're met at Brussels Zaventem arrivals with a nameplate, driven to your Brussels address in an air-conditioned private car with WiFi, and the return trip to the airport is arranged the same way. No negotiation, no queue, no uncertainty about timing or cost — the driver handles the route and you handle your luggage.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the airport taxi queue and the uncertainty of public transport after landing — a fixed-price private car means you know the cost and the pickup time before you arrive, which is what makes the first hour after a flight actually restful.
Ghent AudioGuide: Medieval Castle & Cathedral Walking TourYou download an app, follow the route through Ghent's medieval center, and listen to stories about Gravensteen Castle, St. Bavo's Cathedral, and the riverside Graslei as you walk. The guide's humor and local knowledge turn what could be a standard sightseeing loop into something that feels like a conversation with someone who actually lives here. You move at your own speed, take breaks when you want, and finish in under two hours without needing to book a group or follow a schedule.Is it for me?Right for solo travelers or small groups who want to explore Ghent's medieval center without joining a scheduled tour or keeping pace with a group—the app lets you start whenever you want and linger as long as you like at each stop.
Ghent Walking Tour: Medieval Castles & Gothic TowersA two-hour walking tour of Ghent's historic center led by a live English guide, moving through Gothic architecture, medieval squares and the city's most recognizable landmarks. You walk past Gravensteen Castle, St. Bavo's Cathedral, the UNESCO-listed bell tower and the viewpoint where Ghent's three towers align—the sights that define the city's skyline. Choose between a private tour or a shared group departure; gratuities are optional.Is it for me?Book the private tour if you want the guide's full attention and the group's own pace; choose the shared departure if you prefer to keep the cost down and don't mind walking with other travelers. Either way, you get the same route and guide—the difference is group size and price.
Private Belgian Chocolate Tour in Bruges: 8+ TastingsA private chocolate tour in Bruges pairs tastings at award-winning artisan chocolatiers—including stops inside their working ateliers to meet the makers—with a guided walk through the city's medieval squares and landmarks. The guide speaks English or Dutch, and at least eight pralines and local sweets are included across the stops, woven between tales of the city's history and its iconic sites like the romantic medieval quarter and St. Bavo's Bridge.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Dutch, so you follow the commentary comfortably in your language; the two-hour pace and walkable route suit anyone from families with strollers to solo travelers without a car, and the fixed stops mean you taste without deciding where to go next.
Antwerp Private Walking Tour: Customized With A Local GuideA private walking tour of Antwerp with a local guide who contacts you in advance to learn your interests, then builds a route around the sights that matter to you. The tour covers the city's landmarks—the Grand Market Square, Rubens House, the Plantin-Moretus Museum and others—from the outside, with the option to add museum interiors if you arrange it beforehand. You choose the duration: 2, 3, 4, 6 or 8 hours. Pickup is included if your accommodation is in the city.Is it for me?Choose a longer tour (4, 6 or 8 hours) if you want to move beyond the main squares and hear the stories behind the buildings and the people who shaped the city. A 2 or 3-hour tour works if you're in Antwerp for an afternoon and want the highlights without committing a full day.
Brussels Airport Shuttle: Zaventem to City Center & HotelsYou get picked up at Zaventem arrivals with your name on a sign, travel in a van with up to seven other passengers, and arrive at your Brussels hotel or destination without arranging transport yourself. Water, WiFi and infant seats are included. The fixed price means no negotiation at the curb, and the regular schedule means no waiting for the van to fill.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Zaventem and want to skip the taxi queue and the uncertainty of negotiating a fare — the fixed price and scheduled pickup mean you know exactly what you're paying and when you're leaving the airport.
