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Trace the delicious history of cocoa with a ticket to the Choco-Story Chocolate Museum in Bruges. From the ancient Aztecs and Mayans to gourmet European chocolatiers, discover how cocoa beans have been cultivated and enjoyed for centuries. See historic chocolate-making objects from around the world and learn the steps for transforming raw beans into creamy chocolate truffles, bars, and figurines. End your visit with a sweet sampling of fine Belgian chocolate.

Ensure entry to the Autoworld Museum with a pre-booked entrance ticket, and discover the evolution of automobiles as you admire the more than 250 displayed vehicles. Get an intimate look at limousines formerly belonging to the Belgian crown, as well as a 1928 Bentley, 1930 Cord, and 1930 Bugatti. Enjoy a family-friendly day exploring the exhibition and the rest of the Cinquantenaire Park.

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.

Skip the awkward group tours and turn exploring Bruges into a game of exploration. Using just your smartphones, you and your crew will take to the city as you solve puzzles, hunt for clues, and discover the city. You’ll get to learn all about Bruge’s iconic landmarks, its history and culture, and more—all while strategizing and gamifying the treasure-hunt adventure.

Discover the stories behind Belgium’s famous beermaking heritage at the Bruges Beer Experience. Learn about the monks who were early brewing innovators, how best to pair beer with food, and the cultural aspects of beer drinking in a fun and interactive setting. Conveniently located in the historic city center, the museum also offers a special non-beer exhibit just for kids, plus a bar with more than a dozen Belgian draught beers for the grown-ups.

Did you know that the Smurfs were never supposed to exist? They started as throwaway side characters, but readers loved them so much that their creator gave in and made them stars. This self-guided audio walking tour through Brussels traces the story of how one city shaped an entire art form, told through 13 hand-picked comic book murals across the city center in just about 2 hours. Your app-based guide walks you through the worlds of Tintin, Asterix, Lucky Luke, and lesser-known gems like Yoko Tsuno and Thorgal. You won't just view the murals, you will hear about the characters in them, the inspirations behind them and what sets them apart. You can explore at your own pace, pausing to take photos, grab a coffee or make detours. With an optional quiz to keep it interactive, this walk is perfect for anyone who is enthusiastic about comics and street art. Over 20,000 travellers have used our self-guided tours, and the tour comes with a full refund guarantee.

By prebooking this Choco-Story Brussels admission ticket, you guarantee your visit while in the city. Explore the exhibits at your own pace, learning about the history of chocolate and how it’s made from bean to bar. Spend time watching a master chocolate-maker prepare pralines, and then taste them yourself.

Immerse yourself in the medieval majesty and rich historical heritage of Ghent and Bruges on a full-day trip from Brussels. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, marvel at the UNESCO-listed city of Ghent as you visit legendary landmarks like the Castle of the Counts, St. Bavo’s Cathedral, and the picturesque old port. Then, travel through the verdant Belgian countryside to Bruges in order to witness the architectural beauty and winding waterways of the iconic city. Stroll quaint cobbled streets on the way to Market Square and absorb the sacred ambiance of the Basilica of the Holy Blood during your comprehensive tour of the city.

Explore Brussels’ Art Nouveau treasures on this private walking tour featuring skip-the-line access to the Horta Museum, Victor Horta’s own masterpiece. Discover iconic sites like Hotel Solvay, Hotel Tassel, and Maison Hannon, along with the elegant façades of Sterner’s Studio and Maison Roosenboom. Learn from your expert guide how architects such as Horta and Hankar transformed everyday buildings into works of art through innovation and craftsmanship. This immersive experience is perfect for architecture lovers, culture enthusiasts, and curious travelers seeking to uncover Brussels’ artistic soul. Conclude your tour understanding why Brussels became the cradle of Art Nouveau, where architecture, design, and imagination merged to redefine urban beauty.

Craft your own chocolate lollipops and mendiants during this small-group, one-hour chocolate-making experience at Choco-Story, led by a bonafide chocolatier. Workshops are suitable for both adults and children ages six and up. You’ll also get a free self-guided tour of the museum, which includes an audio guide available in eight different languages plus chocolate-making demonstrations and tastings.

Are you looking for a way to see Leuven without joining a tour group? Explore at your own pace with this affordable audio tour. • Find the beating heart of Leuven on this attraction-packed tour from the Stadhuis, or town hall, to the city’s studious ethos, as represented by the statue of Fonske • Hear from producer Denzil Walton, a passionate local guide • Do it all in an hour or take your time, with complete control over when you start and finish • Get unlimited use before your booking date and after it • Use the virtual tour option at home Once you’ve booked, you’ll receive a ticket with instructions and a unique code listed under “Before You Go”. Then simply install the VoiceMap app and enter your code. The app displays directions to the starting point, and when you’re in the right place, just pop in your headphones and tap start. VoiceMap has automatic GPS playback, with turn-by-turn directions. It also works offline.

Brussels is one of Europe's most underrated cities. This 27-stop self-guided audio tour shows you why, taking you through hidden corners and forgotten stories that most visitors never find. Derek is a journalist and author who has lived in Brussels for 35 years. He knows every secret alley, hidden courtyard and unexpected viewpoint in the city. On this tour he shares all of it with you, at your own pace, on your phone. Highlights include: A free rooftop terrace with the best panoramic views in the city A medieval alley unchanged since the 17th century A 12th-century tower hidden between modern hotels The stunning Galeries Saint-Hubert arcade A puppet theatre hidden above a bar at the end of a narrow lane Grand Place and Manneken Pis with stories no guidebook tells you How it works: Download the tour app (free, iOS and Android) Follow the GPS map and listen as you walk Pause, rewind, revisit anytime No booking. No meeting point. No waiting. Just you, your phone and Brussels.

Antwerp, the jewel of Flanders, invites you to explore 21 of its iconic sites in one day. Stroll through historic sites such as Rubens House, Notre Dame Cathedral and Central Antwerp Station, while discovering its diamond district. This 6 km tour, designed for curious travellers, combines art, culture and modern architecture. Take advantage of interactive audio guides to enrich your experience and discover fascinating anecdotes about the city. A perfect itinerary for those who wish to immerse themselves in the history and vitality of Antwerp in just 2h25. - 6 km walking tour, ideal for discovery in one day - Visit 21 must-see sites, including Notre Dame Cathedral and Rubens House - Audio guides available for in-depth exploration - Perfect for lovers of Flemish art, history and culture

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.

The museum offers a unique and scientific insight into one of the most remarkable substances on earth: the diamond. If you have any burning questions about diamonds, our museum is the perfect place to find the answers. In our fun and interactive diamond polishing show, you can see for yourself what it takes to create those beautiful, sparkling, brilliant stones.

Work up an appetite while learning the history behind Belgium’s favorite snack at the Frietmuseum, which celebrates the deliciousness of potato fries. Trace the journey of the potato from ancient Peru to restaurants and food stalls all over Belgium, and even sample some authentic fries in the medieval cellars of the beautiful Saaihalle building that houses the museum.

Get to know Antwerp quickly with a private tour in an eco-friendly tuk-tuk. Explore historic Antwerp with a private guide and learn about local landmarks such as the medieval fortress Het Steen and the main square of the Grote Markt, and visit several museums. Discover the history and architecture of Antwerp on this tuk-tuk tour for up to six people.

What if I told you that you could wander through Brussels and still miss the most fascinating parts without even realizing it? Many travelers admire the Grand Place, taste a waffle or two, and think they’ve seen the city, when in reality, they’ve only touched the surface. Behind its elegant façades and cobblestone streets lie hidden corners filled with stories of revolution, art, and everyday life. Without local insight, it’s easy to overlook the quiet cafés where history was written, the quirky statues tucked away in side streets, and the authentic flavors that locals love but tourists rarely find. With our Walking Tour in Brussels, you can leave all that behind. Your guide tailors the experience to your interests, taking you through the city’s most iconic landmarks while revealing the secrets that make Brussels unforgettable. You’ll also get personalized recommendations on where to eat, drink, and explore beyond the typical routes, ensuring an authentic connection with the city.

Discover the cultural delights and delectable bites of Belgium on a culinary tour of Brussels. Accompanied by a gastronomic guide, visit the glamorous Royal Galleries (Galeries Royales St-Hubert) and the gorgeous Grand Place while stopping intermittently at charming cafes, ambient taverns, and refined restaurants for a taste of Belgium’s culinary culture. Savor the rich flavor of local delicacies like steamed mussels, crunchy frites, sublime chocolate, and a real Belgian waffle and gain fascinating insight into the culinary and cultural traditions of the country from your expert guide.

Experience a day in the life of a medieval apprentice at the Bruges Historium, an interactive museum designed to transport you back to 15th-century Belgium. History comes alive through multimedia and special effects as you walk through seven different themed rooms with an audio guide. Enhance your visit with an optional virtual reality experience or drinks in the Duvelorium bar overlooking Market Square.

See Bruges at its most beautiful and create images to treasure. This private photo tour is suitable for all levels of photography experience—whether you are a novice or a professional. The tour is adapted to suit your specific needs but it is aimed at maximizing your photography as the light in Bruges fades and the city's canals, side streets, historic buildings, and public squares are cast in a photogenic glow.

Visit Atomium and explore Brussels with this insightful self-guided audio-tour Explore the unusual architecture of the Atomium and learn about its origins Enjoy stunning panoramic views of the city from the top sphere and learn more about the history of Brussels After the Atomium, stroll through the nearby parks, palaces and churches

Learn about the history of Antwerp’s renowned jewelry-making industry—and meet with the city’s current designers—during this private two-hour tour. Hear where the word “bankrupt” comes from, learn about Saint Paul’s Church’s well-stocked diamond treasury, and get a chance to enter the private ateliers of contemporary designers and enjoy personalized meet-and-greets.