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Discover the charming, historic cities of Aachen and Monschau on a day trip Explore the Old Town of Monschau and see the 13th-century Burg Monschau Visit the Rotes Haus, a famous 18th-century landmark in Monschau See the Aachen Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site Learn about the history of Aachen and its significance in European history

The Ghent & Bruges Day Tour from Brussels is a full-day excursion that takes you to two of the most beautiful and historic cities in Belgium. In Ghent, you will have the opportunity to visit the famous Castle of the Counts, the Graslei and Korenlei quaysides, and the St. Bavo's Cathedral, which houses the famous Ghent Altarpiece by Jan van Eyck. Next, the tour takes you to Bruges, a city known for its well-preserved medieval architecture and picturesque canals. In Bruges, you will have the chance to explore the city's cobbled streets, historic buildings, and charming cafes. You can also take a boat tour on the canals or visit the famous Belfry of Bruges. Throughout the tour, you will be accompanied by an expert guide who will provide you with insights into the history and culture of both cities. The Ghent & Bruges Day Tour from Brussels is a great way to experience the best of Belgium's historic and cultural treasures in just one day.

A must for anyone fascinated by European military history, this tour takes in some of the key locations in Brussels’ resistance against the Nazis in WWII, alongside the Allied forces of the USA. Experience the atmosphere of the places where Americans and Belgians laid down their life to stop the advancement of German troops, and see foxholes, real tanks from the war. Visit WWII cemeteries and pay your respects.

Spend the day exploring the winding streets and picturesque countryside of Brussels’ iconic medieval towns Ghent and Bruges. See countless views of historic canals, towers, churches and fortifications, and stop for photos whenever you like. In Ghent, visit the cathedral and Guild houses, and in Bruges experience the history of the town center and choose to take an optional boat trip.

Start your visit in the Old Town where you will come across timbered houses, cafes and cobblestone streets. Here, you will have a chance to see the Burg Monschau, a Castle that dates back to the 13th century. You will visit the 18th century Rotes Haus (Red House), which is a very famous landmark. It was used as a lavish residence and corporate headquarters by the Scheibler family that was involved in textile production. As we continue, you will walk by the Felsenkeller Brauhaus & Museum which is a 150 year old brewery containing collections of bottles and jugs from across the world. Next, you will see the Rathaus (City Hall). It is built on the same location where a house existed as early as 1654. Finish your visit in Monschau at the Senfmühle Monschau, which is a historic family owned mustard mill for more than 100 years. we'll start in front of Aachen Cathedral to begin a two-hour tour of this spectacular German city that sits on the border with Belgium and the Netherlands.

Leave Brussels behind for the day and discover the picturesque towns of Ghent and Bruges, known as the Jewels of Flanders. Learn about the history of these places, and see historic architecture and wooden-framed houses dating back to the Medieval times. Wander the cobbled streets and find markets, artisanal chocolate shops, and scenic waterways.

Our certified guide and driver are dedicated to ensuring you leave with unforgettable memories from your travels through Belgium and the Luxembourg. Join us on a captivating journey through Brussels, Bruges, Ghent, and Luxembourg and Dinant, where you’ll immerse yourself in these remarkable cities' cultural richness and historical charm in just three unforgettable days.

DISCOVER THE HEART OF THE EIFEL : HISTORICAL CITIES AND AN AMAZING NATURE IN A FIELD OF EXERCISED VULCANS

During your cruise stop you can take the time to discover how medieval architecture and a vibrant student life go hand in hand. The cruise port of Antwerp is about one hour away from Ghent. The city is both historic and contemporary; it is crossed by two rivers and a number of canals on which 30 minutes city cruises are offered. Apart from the one thousand year old Castle of the Counts, Ghent renovated its squares and main buildings in preparation of a universal exhibition which was organised in 1913. During the walking tour with your private guide, you discover the beauty and history of the picturesque streets and canals.

The combination of these two cities shows the true spirith of the Flamish people. Very commited to work and creative. Both cities have a lot to offer in terms of painting, architecture, diamonds and history. The park of Antwerp, is probably the only park in the world, where both Muslims and Jew are playing together: a gift of tolerance and mutual respect.