Top Wallonia Bus Tours

The adventure begins with an exploration of the Lorette-Rochefort Cave, where ancient geological formations create an otherworldly atmosphere. From there, we ascend to Châteaux Walzin, perched majestically above the scenic River Lesse, offering breathtaking views and a glimpse into the region's noble past. We venture into the charming town of Dinant, where medieval architecture and quaint cobblestone streets lead us on a journey through time. The exploration of Belgian traditions takes us next to Maison Leffe, where we uncover the secrets behind the brewing process of one of Belgium's most celebrated beers. No visit to Belgium would be complete without a pilgrimage to Chimay Abbey, a serene sanctuary nestled amidst verdant forests and rolling hills. Here, we pause to reflect on the centuries-old traditions of the Trappist monks, whose dedication to prayer and contemplation has shaped the abbey's peaceful ambiance.

Step back in time on this immersive 1.5-day private tour (fully customizable) of the Battle of the Bulge, exploring significant sites across Luxembourg and Belgium. Guided by a military expert, you'll trace the footsteps of the Band of Brothers HBO series and General Patton, delving into both major and lesser-known aspects of this pivotal battle from December 16th, 1944, to late January 1945. The tour combines visits to informative museums with exploration of natural landscapes where key events unfolded, providing a rich understanding of this historic conflict. - 1.5-day private tour focused on the Battle of the Bulge - Expert military guide sharing in-depth knowledge and insights - Visits to both major historical sites and hidden locations - Experience a mix of museum tours and outdoor explorations

Hainaut is a province where history rises around you in stone, steel, and water. On this audio driving tour, you’ll trace the region’s transformation from medieval battleground, to aristocratic showcase, to industrial powerhouse. Along the way, you’ll discover how castles, coal mines, and canals shaped one of Belgium’s most layered landscapes. The tour starts at Château de Seneffe, an estate built in the 1700s by a wealthy merchant who turned military contracts into architectural ambition. You’ll make your way to the elegant Château d’Attre, an inhabited 18th-century residence where original furniture, family portraits, and leather-bound books remain exactly where their owners left them. From there, you’ll visit the hauntingly beautiful ruins of Château d’Havré, rescued from oblivion by local volunteers. The tour ends at the Strépy-Thieu Boat Lift, a 100-metre concrete tower that raises fully loaded barges 73 metres between canal levels.