Top Brussels Hiking Tours

This forest bathing program in the Sonian Forest is suitable for anyone who would like to smell, touch, hear, savor, see and feel nature deep within. We will meet at 9 am at the Sonian Forest and finish at 1 pm. In that time, we will carry out a five-step immersion in the forest and a final closing ceremony in which we will share our impressions. Forest bathing is as much an experience of the self and nature, as it is a meditative practice. Throughout the morning, we will work on ceremonial slow-pacing, and conscious attention, as well as tune into our senses and breath. As we do this, we will regain a sense of balance, bring our levels of anxiety down, enjoy simple details such as the rustle of leaves, and then have a chance to embrace the moment by sharing our impressions with the others in our group.

Discover the Grand Place and its surrounding buildings, like the King's House Get to know the Manneken Pis, the famous statue that's been stolen twice Explore the luxurious shops, art galleries, and museums of the Sablon Quarter Learn about the culture of the city

Make navigating around the landmark sites of Brussels easier without having to take a formal guided tour. When you purchase this audio guide, you’ll be able to explore the city at your own pace with your smartphone. Available in seven different languages, this self-guided audio tour covers multiple attractions and sites of interest, such as the Manneken Pis statue, the Royal Palace of Brussels, and the Grote Markt.

Discover the wonders that the city of Brussels hides. Our adventure in the dazzling Grand Place or Grote Markt that will dazzle us with its wide variety of architectural styles. There we will find ourselves in front of the imposing City Hall of the city, and then we will move towards the famous "meón boy" or Manneken Pis: The great star of the city. Then we continue to the Sablón neighborhood, to see the Church of Notre Dame and a former meeting place for the aristocracy during the 19th century. From there we will go to the royal court district, located in the upper part of the city. Places to visit: • Great Place of Brussels. • Street art (Tin Tin). • Monument to Everard Serclaes. • Child pissing (Manneken Pis). • Medieval Wall. • Sablon Square. • Church of Notre Dame du Sablon •Courthouse. •Royal Square. • Palace of the Kings. • Museum of Music and Instruments. • Mount of the Arts.

Discover the beauty of Leuven in one day with our audio tour. The route covers over 30 stories and spans 5.5 km. What can you expect? • A varied route: The tour takes you past famous landmarks such as the Old Market and Saint Peter's Church, as well as hidden gems like the Pump of Great Sorrow and the Roman Gate. • Captivating stories: Explore Leuven's rich history and culture. Learn about the street known as Foodstreet, the significant role beer has played in the city, and uncover the seven secrets hidden throughout Leuven. • Flexibility: Walk at your own pace and stop whenever you like. You have all day and the next to complete the tour. • Convenience: Purchase the tour, download the app, and activate the audio tour with the code you receive via email. The app guides you along the route and remembers where you left off if you take a break. Play the stories whenever you wish. Make your visit to Leuven an unforgettable experience!

When visiting the chocolate capital of the world, don't just eat sweet treats—learn to make your own gourmet cocoa treats during a chocolate workshop in Brussels. Starting from scratch, create the two most typical types of Belgian chocolate—pralines and mendiants—with the help of a professional instructor. Learn easy and authentic methods you can mimic in your own kitchen, and finish with handcrafted dark chocolate treats to take home in a box.

Make the most of your time in Belgium during this full-day excursion to Bruges from Brussels. Don’t worry about time-consuming public transit; instead, benefit from round-trip transfers, as well as the insight of a local guide who can share context you might not have discovered alone, before exploring independently at your own pace.

Get an informative and interactive introduction to Brussels during this self-guided, app-based scavenger hunt. Follow an easy-to-use smartphone-based application as you solve riddles and walk between sights, ticking off the city’s top cultural and historical attractions along the way. Self-paced scavenger hunts are ideal for friends, families, couples, or team-building activities.

Experience the best of Brussels by bike on this half-day cycling tour. Learn about the city's background and culture from a guide as you pedal your way through the most charming and historic neighborhoods with a small group of no more than 14 people. See a dozen different landmarks including the Grand Place, Manneken Pis, the European Parliament, and Mont des Arts, stopping for delectable Belgian fries and a refreshing beer along the way.

Le temps d’une promenade au coeur des Marolles, découvrez un quartier ou les habitants se sont toujours dressés fièrement contre l’oppression: pauvreté, gentrification, promoteurs immobiliers... On vous racontera les grandes luttes urbaines qui ont fait des Marolles ce qu’elles sont aujourd’hui. Nous vous présentons, au cours d’une balade ludique et instructive, quelques lieux emblématiques d’un quartier qui n’a jamais courbé l’échine face à l’oppresseur et face aux menaces de toutes natures. Laissez-nous vous montrer Bruxelles la Rebelle…

Find much more than Belgian chocolate and beer when you play this exciting scavenger hunt. This app-based game treats you to an afternoon discovering the best sites in Brussels, all while completing funny challenges for points. Play with a partner or bring a whole group along as you roam around La Grand-Place and other well-known areas of the city center.

Use your problem-solving skills to crack clues and win points on this self-guided tour and treasure hunt around Brussels. Learn all about the city’s long beer making heritage, and discover important places around the old town. Visit legendary bars where there are hundreds of beers on the menu, and drink where famous artists and writers once enjoyed a glass or two of the good stuff. No GPS needed—this tour works by offering clues with exact directions and deeper information as the prizes.