Top Antwerp Walking Tours - page 3

Do you smell the wind of adventure? That's the mist of the Schelde river that calls you to Antwerp! Dwell with the Beardbarian as your guide in the steps of those who made Antwerp rich - and those who helped it decline. From viking invasions to cloth merchants to inquisitors; our guide will be their voice for you to hear their stories. During this 2-hour tour, you will learn the most important aspects you need to understand the spirit of this town. You will also discover the most important areas to go by yourself to continue your expedition in this place of history, food and culture.

A Pub Trail is a scavenger hunt through Antwerp, combined with short pub games in cafés that you choose yourselves. For friends, colleagues and families who want to explore the city without feeling like tourists. You walk together through the city, complete challenges, and play games in the cafés. The group stays together, and the player with the most points wins a prize. Pub Trail Antwerp is an activity, not a traditional pub crawl. You choose the cafés yourselves: no fixed bars, no set routes. This gives you the freedom to choose the cafés you want to visit. Pub Trail Antwerp is an active and playful experience, much more fun than a standard walking tour.

Bruges - vibrant UNESCO heritage city with typical Flemish stunning architecture, colorful houses picturesque streets, tasty food and unique Christmas market. Belfry o Bruges, thousand kinds of local beers, traditional handmade laces, well known giant draft horses, relic and iconic piece of canvas with residues of Christs blood. Explore "kingdom of chocolate" city from it's romantic canal-side strolls. Ghent - forever young medieval Brabant "students" city at confluence Scheldt and Leie rivers, traditional festivals site, "jelly noses" local sweets delicacy. Restaurants and cafe's heaven (more than 1200 ! ). Marvel Ghent Altarpiece the most stolen masterpiece in European art history, discover terrify historical fact about Ghent residents nickname 'noose carriers'.