Top Belgium Sightseeing Tours - page 22

The diamond city shines during Christmas like none other. Come and wander through the market packed with charming little stalls and twinkling lights, while sipping on hot and spiced mulled wine. The air filled with the sounds of carol singers and with the overwhelming smell of Christmas cutting through the cold winter air. Try some sweet waffles, sausages, and many other delicacies while we take you on a winter joyride through the market and tell you about it’s centuries-old traditions and origins. An unforgettable Christmas experience. This tour is only available during the following dates: 5th December 2021 to 3rd January 2022 Any booking after or before these dates will be cancelled, due to the fact that the Christmas Markets are not open for business.

Enjoy a Private guided sightseeing excursion from Brussels to Amsterdam on a 12-hour journey touring the rural landscape of traditional Holland and visiting the best of Amsterdam highlights accompanied by a knowledgeable guide .

Discover the stunning landscapes, rich history, and architectural beauty of Luxembourg and Dinant on this exclusive private guided tour from Brussels. Travel in comfort and style in a luxury vehicle with a professional English-speaking guide, ensuring a personalized and immersive experience. Explore Luxembourg City’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, visit the Grand Ducal Palace, and admire the Notre-Dame Cathedral. In Dinant, marvel at the Citadel’s panoramic views, stroll along the Meuse River, and visit the birthplace of Adolphe Sax. With a customizable itinerary, hotel pickup, and drop-off, this tour offers the perfect blend of history, culture, and scenic beauty.

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Discover two of Belgium’s most enchanting medieval cities in one relaxing full-day trip from Brussels. Travel in comfort in a Mercedes sedan or minivan with your English-speaking professional driver, who will pick you up directly from your hotel for a seamless, stress-free experience. In Bruges, you’ll be dropped off at Market Square, the beating heart of the city. With nearly 3 hours of free time, you can stroll along cobblestone streets, cruise the canals, admire the famous Belfry, or sample Belgian chocolates and beer. Next, continue to Ghent, where you’ll be dropped at Bij Sint-Jacob in the old city center. Spend 1.5 hours exploring independently, with highlights including St. Bavo’s Cathedral, the Castle of the Counts, and the picturesque Graslei riverside. This private experience is ideal for couples, families, and small groups who want the flexibility to explore at their own pace — without the rush of a group tour. Note :Guests explore each destination on their own.

This walking tour of Durbuy offers a charming journey through one of Belgium’s most picturesque and historic towns, often known as the “smallest city in the world.” Guests explore centuries of history while wandering through narrow cobblestone streets lined with traditional stone houses, discovering landmarks such as the half-timbered Halle aux Blés (Spanish House), the historic convents of the Récollets Convent (Durbuy) and Récollectines Convent (Durbuy), and the charming Saint Nicholas Church (Durbuy). The tour also reveals the fascinating Durbuy Anticline, a striking 300-million-year-old geological formation, while offering opportunities to enjoy lively squares, boutique shops, and local brasseries. Blending medieval heritage, natural history, and the welcoming atmosphere of the Ardennes, the tour provides an intimate glimpse into the culture and character that make Durbuy such a unique destination.

Get to know about the eventful history and elegant architecture of the hilly city of Liege through its most famous landmarks. Marvel at masterpieces at St. Paul's Cathedral, and get to see Rheno-Mosan architecture at the Church of Saint Bartholomew. Admire the stunning architectural blend of the majestic exterior of The Palace of the Prince Bishops and have a chance to explore the Le Grand Curtius museum. Finally, Conquer the emblematic staircase of Montagne de Bueren, and get rewarded with the city’s picturesque panoramic views while taking advantage of amazing photo opportunities.

Step into the storybook charm of Bruges, where winding canals and centuries-old architecture earn it the title "Venice of the North." This UNESCO-listed city dazzles with its fairytale scenery and architectural wonders. Marvel at the majestic Holy Savior Cathedral and the soaring brick tower of the Church of Our Lady. Stroll across the romantic Boniface Bridge and soak up the timeless magic of Rosary Quay—one of Europe’s most photographed spots. Then, take in the lively energy of Market Square, home to Belgium’s iconic Belfry, before ending your journey at Burg Square, where Gothic gems like the Town Hall and Basilica of the Holy Blood await.

Not only the capital of Belgium and the County of Flanders, the unassuming Brussels is also the administrative center of the European Union! Needless to say, the historically and politically strategic city boasts a wealth of historical, architectural, and cultural legacy that can overwhelm any first-time visitor. Therefore, the first thing you need to capture most of the immense magnificence of the charming Brussels is an ideal tour that covers all the charms that must not be missed, including the Royal Palace of Brussels and its amazing blend of artistic brilliance and royal splendor, Grand Square - a familiar name in lists of the most beautiful town squares in the world - which also houses one of the most gorgeous town halls worldwide, and the extravagant Royal Gallery of Saint Hubert - the first shopping mall in all Europe.

Once a prosperous trade centre of the medieval county of Flanders, Ghent boasts not only mesmerizing architecture like almost any other Belgian city but also a fascinating cultural cocktail that permeates into its spectacular landmarks and picturesque cityscapes, including the enchanting-looking Castle of the Counts hiding the ominous past of torturing medieval prisons, the nostalgic ambiance lingers in the medieval cobbled paths of the working-class Patershol Quarter, the UNESCO-recognized belfry attached to the Cloth Hall which was once full of activity in the 15th-century height of Flemish cloth trade, as well as the atmospheric Saint Michael's Bridge boasting picturesque views across the Wheat Quay and Grass Quay.

Indulge yourself in the romantic atmosphere veiling the picturesque city of Namur, standing at the scenic confluence of the Sambre and Meuse rivers and home to many significant monuments from the late Middle Ages, including the former seat of the Parliament of Wallonia marking the historic founding of the Belgian federation in the 19th century, the Neo-Renaissance gem of the Stock Market which is the 20th-century symbol of Namur’s robust economy, the Belfry Of Namur – one of 56 belfries in Belgium and France which were recognized by UNESCO, the charming meeting point of the Angel Square featuring the historic Angel's Pump from the 18th century, Saint-Loup Catholic Church - one of the most beautiful Baroque buildings in Belgium, and the elegant 18th-century Old Town Hall.

Explore the captivating cities of Namur, Huy, Bouillon, and Dinant on this private day trip from Brussels. With a knowledgeable guide, delve into the rich history of each location, including a visit to the iconic Bouillon Castle and the scenic viewpoints of the Citadel of Dinant. Enjoy a leisurely lunch in Namur and take your time to explore the city's charming streets. This tour offers a blend of culture, history, and stunning river views that will enrich your understanding of Belgium's heritage. - Private guided tour offering personalized attention and insights - Visit historical sites like Bouillon Castle and the Tomb of the Giant - Enjoy a lunch break in Namur with time to explore at your own pace - Experience the breathtaking views from the Citadel of Dinant