All Belgium Tours & Excursions in 2026

The food tour was on Sept 24 and was the last day of our trip. Emin was a delightful guide providing information and history on the different foods tried. He gave us tips on restaurants & places to buy chocolate. It was an enjoyable day to end out trip.

This tour was such a great introduction to understanding Belgium and more specifically the city of Brussels. We booked our tour for the evening we arrived. Walid was our guide and he was fantastic! As someone who was born and raised in Brussels, he was a perfect ambassador. He was both interesting and funny. We started off sampling some delicious chocolate. After winding through the streets and learning the history we came to our second stop. The three in our party chose the frites rather than the waffles because we had just had a sweet treat. We hit more highlights of the city before our final destination where we sampled a flight of Belgiums finest beer/cider. Overall, having had this tour at the beginning gave us great insight into what Brussels is all about. I would highly recommend this to anyone who has never been to Brussels. It truly gives you a sense of what the city was all about and how it refuses to be anything but truly Brussels!

We had a great tour through the streets of Brussels with our guide, Laurent. He gave us a lot of information about the history and culture of the city, as well as tips on other things to do during our stay. This is one of the reasons why we always try to do a food tour on the day we arrive in a new city. The food was delicious and it was lots of fun.

If you are looking for an incredibly fun experience where you also learn about the history and process of chocolate making, this is the workshop for you. Our teacher, Patricia, was extremely informative about each step as we created both milk and dark chocolate delicacies. She guided us with clear directions and a wonderful sense of humor. The protocols for cleanliness and safety were an important part of the experience. We each walked away with a scrumptious box of chocolates which we made ourselves and great memories to treasure from our trip.

It’s a long day but it’s worth it. Steffan was always giving so much information at every chance he found. These details he gave us made it so much easier to understand at each location we visited . Finishing off our trip was the last post ceremony in Ypres, this was certainly worth the wait. Although it was a long trip back to Brussells, I certainly enjoyed the whole day. Many thanks to Steffan and bus driver Patrick on a job well done

We had a lovely couple of hours making chocolates. Chris was very friendly and explained everything very well. We were a small group which was nice as there was plenty of room and time for more questions. The hot chocolate was delicious and the ones we made will not make it home!

Terrific experience with guide Patrick. Turned out to be just the two of us. We covered lots of ground at a comfortable pace. Exceeded my expectations. Strongly recommend this half day walking tour. Starting early morning is best. The streets are very busy by 11 AM.

Mark was a fantastic guide. The whole tour was magic. We started with delicious chocolates from Elisabeth’s Chocolates, then moved onto lunch with amazing mussels, Belgian meatballs and waffles for dessert. All served with local beer that complimented the meal. We saw all the highlights and ate like royalty. Highly recommend!