Things to do in Belgium
Day Trips from Brussels15 optionsAtomium Tours18 optionsChocolate Workshop in Brussels16 optionsBrussels Airport Taxi12 optionsBrussels Walking Tour50 optionsZaventem Airport Taxi11 optionsBeer Tour Brussels17 optionsBike Tour Brussels5 optionsBruges Walking Tour26 optionsBeer Tour Bruges5 optionsGhent Walking Tour12 optionsBrussels Food Tour30 options
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Mini-Europe Brussels: 350 Monuments & Interactive ExhibitsYou get flexible entry to 350 European landmarks in miniature, audio commentary included, and access to live-action exhibits like the Berlin Wall and Viking challenges. Your ticket arrives by email and WhatsApp, and you can enter any time between opening at 9:30 AM and last entry at 5:00 PM. No guide needed, no group required.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Brussels who wants to see European landmarks without traveling across the continent, and for families who want something interactive beyond just walking and looking. The flexible entry time means you fit it into your own schedule, not the other way around.
Brussels: Beer & Chocolate Tasting at Tipsy Tribe BreweryYou get a guided walk through a working brewery's production area, then sit down to taste three craft beers made on-site, each paired with a gourmet Belgian chocolate selected to enhance the beer's flavor. Dietary needs (vegetarian, peanut-free) are accommodated with 48 hours' notice, and minors drink non-alcoholic alternatives. The whole experience fits into an afternoon, with full wheelchair access and public transport nearby.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Belgian craft beer and chocolate together in a way that goes beyond a standard tasting room—the production floor access and expert pairing is what makes the flavors land differently than drinking them separately.
Brussels Beer Project tour: Craft brewery with tastingsThe Brussels Beer Project tour is a guided brewery experience in central Brussels where you walk through the production space with a craft brewer, learn the brewing process, and taste select local beers. You choose between a 40-minute flash tour with a welcome drink and four tastings, or a two-hour group tasting that includes six beers and deeper beer education. The brewery is wheelchair accessible and suitable for all fitness levels; guides speak English or French, and you must be 18 or older.Is it for me?Book the flash tour if you're passing through Brussels and want a quick taste of the brewery's process and beers in under an hour. Choose the two-hour group tasting if you want to spend more time learning how the beers are made and developing your palate with guided tastings.
Mechelen & Leuven Day Trip from Brussels: Gothic Towns & TrainYou'll take a 25-minute train from Brussels to Mechelen, walk through Gothic squares and past Renaissance palaces with a guide who knows the stories, then grab lunch on your own. After that, another train to Leuven, where you'll see the ornate City Hall and wander the Market Square lined with student bars and cafés. The guide gives you local tips before you have free time to explore, and you're back in Brussels by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see two medieval Belgian towns in one day without arranging trains, timing, or figuring out where to go — the fixed schedule and included guide handle all that, leaving you free to wander when you want to.
Brussels Beer Tour: Medieval Guilds & Brewing TraditionsA 2-hour cultural walking tour through Brussels exploring how brewing traditions shaped the city's identity, led by a professional local guide in English or Spanish. You walk past the Grand Place, Royal Galleries of Saint Hubert, and hidden beer neighborhoods, learning the strict rules behind Trappist and Abbey beers, why each Belgian beer demands its own glass, and the role of medieval guilds and monastic brewing in the city's rise. An optional tasting stop at an authentic tavern is included, along with local recommendations.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand how beer shaped a city's identity rather than just sample different styles. The 2-hour pace and fixed route mean the history and the landmarks hold together without you having to plan the stops yourself—the guide connects them as you walk.
Brussels & Waterloo: Atomium, Battlefield & Grand-Place TourYou walk through Brussels' historic center from the Cathedral to the Grand-Place with a guide; ride in an air-conditioned coach past the Atomium and through the EU quarter; then spend the afternoon at the Waterloo battlefield exploring the 1815 campaign sites, the Lion's Mound, and the museum. The driver and guide are included, so you don't arrange transport or timing yourself—you arrive back in the city center in the evening.Is it for me?Book this if you want Brussels' main landmarks and the Waterloo battlefield in one day without arranging your own transport or timing—the coach and guide handle the logistics, which is what makes fitting two cities and 207 years of history into a single outing possible.
Private Brussels Airport Transfer: Easy Round-Trip to City HotelsYou’ll skip taxi lines and crowded shuttles with this private transfer between Brussels Airport and your hotel. Enjoy door-to-door service in a clean car with an English-speaking driver who meets you right at arrivals—no stress, no hidden fees.
Brussels Hotel to Airport: Luxury Van Transfer & Luggage HelpA driver meets you at your hotel with a name tag and handles your luggage; you ride in a modern Mercedes van to Brussels Airport in the back seat; bottled water is included, and the driver waits 15 minutes free at your address if needed. You arrive on time, without the stress of arranging transport or navigating to departures yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and arrive at Brussels Airport without the stress of arranging transport or timing yourself — the fixed price and professional driver mean you know exactly what to expect and when you'll arrive.
Brussels Airport to City: Private Car Transfer & Meet-GreetYou arrive at Brussels airport, find your driver at Java Coffee in arrivals, and ride to your hotel in a private car with water and WiFi included. The driver tracks your flight, so he's there when you land, not before. The 30-minute journey costs one fixed price with parking already paid. No negotiation, no waiting, no surprises.Is it for me?Book this if you land with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and the uncertainty of arrival time—the driver's flight tracking means you're picked up when you actually land, not when you think you will.
Bruges & Ghent Day Trip from Brussels: Private Transport & GuideYou're picked up from your Brussels hotel and driven to Ghent, where you walk through medieval streets and visit St. Bavo's Cathedral to see the Mystical Lamb altarpiece. After lunch (on your own), you drive to Bruges for another walking tour of its canal-lined old town. The guide handles all the navigation and context; you handle the pace. You're back by early evening, having seen two UNESCO cities without arranging a single transfer or entry ticket yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you're in Brussels for a short stay and want to see two major medieval cities without spending your morning buying train tickets or figuring out connections—the guide and transport mean you walk at your own pace and still cover both places in one day.
Amsterdam Day Trip from Brussels: Canals & Central StationYou depart Brussels at 8am and travel 200 kilometers by coach to Amsterdam, where a guide meets you at Central Station and walks you through the canal district and key landmarks. The day includes hotel pickup, transport, and a guided tour of the city's port history and architecture. You return to Brussels in the evening without arranging tickets or navigation yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Amsterdam's canals and central landmarks from Brussels without renting a car or buying separate train tickets — the pickup, transport, and guide handle everything that usually takes planning.
Leuven bike tour: Highlights and hidden cornersA guided bike tour of Leuven that mixes the landmarks with the everyday streets and courtyards where the city's real character lives. Your guide reads the group and the day, so the route shifts with the season and the weather; the bike covers ground a walking tour cannot, and the pace stays easy. Two hours, live guide in English or Dutch, Thompson bicycle included; minimum age 14.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're in Leuven for a short window and want to see both the landmarks and the everyday streets where locals live—the bike covers ground a walking tour cannot, and the guide shifts the route with the day and the season, so you get the full picture without a fixed itinerary.
Brussels Atomium Private Tour with Pickup & Belgian TastingsYou get hotel pickup in a private air-conditioned vehicle, a local guide who customizes the route to your interests, and access to Brussels' main sights — the Atomium, Grand Place, Mont des Arts, and your choice of other stops. Belgian tastings (waffles, chocolate, beer) are included, as is a professional photo and video session. The guide handles timing and logistics, so you move at your own pace without arranging transport or tickets separately.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see Brussels' main sights without managing transport, timing, or group schedules — the private guide and customizable route mean you spend time on what interests you and skip the rest.
Brussels Airport Pickup: Private Sedan to City HotelsA driver meets you at Brussels airport arrivals with your name on a sign and drives you to your hotel in a private sedan. You get 45 minutes free wait time, WiFi, bottled water, and a fixed price with no surprises. The car is yours alone—no shared passengers, no queues, no negotiation at the curb.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi queue and airport stress—the driver meets you at arrivals, the price is locked in, and you're in a private car within minutes of clearing customs.
Beer Tasting Workshop Brussels: Learn at Tipsy Tribe MicrobreweryA beer tasting workshop at Tipsy Tribe microbrewery in Brussels where you taste four in-house beer styles, learn to assess flavor, aroma, appearance and mouthfeel from the head brewer-distiller, and tour the brewery floor where the beer is actually made. The workshop runs 90 minutes, includes light snacks, and is taught in English or French; you must be at least 16 years old to participate.Is it for me?The brewery is near public transportation in Brussels, so you don't need a car or a guide to get there—book the English or French session that fits your schedule, and the head brewer-distiller handles the rest.
Brussels: Musical Instruments Museum & Audio City TourYou get entrance to the Musical Instruments Museum in its striking Old England building, plus a downloadable audio guide that walks you through Brussels' royal squares, historical monuments, and the Stock Exchange at your own pace. No group, no fixed timing, just you and the city's architecture and history on your terms.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Brussels' main landmarks and the museum without booking a group tour or paying for a separate guide — the audio tour and museum ticket together give you the structure and the freedom to move at your own speed.
Brussels Atomium Ticket & Self-Guided Audio WalkYou get Atomium entry and a self-guided audio tour covering the structure's architecture, 360-degree city views, and a walking route through nearby parks, palaces, and churches. The digital guide includes 30 points of interest with maps and commentary you access through the WeGoTrip app, sent to your phone before you arrive. No group, no fixed schedule, no guide to keep up with.Is it for me?This works well if you prefer moving at your own pace without a group or fixed schedule, and want the Atomium's entry and a structured walking route without arranging either separately. The self-guided format means you can linger in the exhibitions or move quickly through, depending on what interests you.
Bruges Walking Tour: Chocolate Tasting Belgian TreatsA 2-hour guided walking tour of Bruges' medieval old town in Spanish, covering Market Square, Burg Square, the Church of Our Lady, and the De Halve Maan Brewery, with a tasting of Belgian chocolate included. The tour moves at a pace suitable for all fitness levels and is wheelchair accessible; minimum age is 12. On hot days, the chocolate tasting may be suspended to preserve quality.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the main landmarks and the story behind them without building an itinerary yourself—the guide ties the squares, the towers, and the hidden corners into one coherent walk, and the chocolate tasting closes the morning on a concrete taste of what Bruges is known for.
Bruges Day Trip from Brussels: Belfry, Beer Museum & Canal CruiseYou'll climb the Belfry for panoramic views, walk through two of Bruges' most historic squares with a guide who explains what you're seeing, take a canal cruise that shows you the city from the water, and spend time at the Bruges Beer Experience learning about and tasting Belgian beers. Hotel pickup from Brussels, all entrance fees, transport, and a professional guide are included, so you show up and the day unfolds without logistics getting in the way.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Brussels or staying nearby and want to see Bruges' main sights in one day without arranging your own transport, buying tickets separately, or figuring out the timing — the fixed itinerary and included guide handle all of that.
Ghent Day Trip from Brussels: Castle & Medieval WaterfrontYou visit Gravensteen Castle with rampart views across the city, see St. Bavo's Cathedral's Gothic exterior in the historic center, and walk the Graslei waterfront with its medieval guild houses and canal views. A Belgian lunch is included, plus free time in Vrijdagmarkt Square to explore on your own. Professional guide, private transport, and castle entry are all arranged — you just show up.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the main medieval Ghent landmarks and a proper lunch without arranging your own transport from Brussels or buying tickets separately — the private vehicle and guide handle the logistics, so you spend the day actually looking at the city instead of figuring out how to get between stops.
