Top Flanders Sightseeing Tours

Maximize time in Brussels with a full-day private tour. Get picked up in Bruges or at the cruise port in Zeebrugge and travel by air-conditioned vehicle to Brussels. Explore the city on foot and learn about its architecture and history while seeing landmarks like the Palace of Justice, the Atomium, and the Brussels Main Square. Personalize the itinerary according to your interests if you wish.

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.

Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Europe as we explore three enchanting cities. Our adventure begins in Liège, where modern marvels blend seamlessly with historic charm. Marvel at the architectural brilliance of Santiago Calatrava's station before strolling through the tranquil Parc de la Boverie. After an exhilarating morning, we'll indulge in a delightful lunch at the Three-Country Point, where Belgium, Germany, and the Netherlands converge. Next, we'll venture to Aachen, a city steeped in rich history and culture. Explore the iconic Aachener Dom, Katschhof and Europa Platz. Capture panoramic views of the city from the Lousberg Viewpoint. Our final destination is Maastricht, a picturesque city brimming with medieval charm. Wander across the iconic Sint Servaasbridge and immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Vrijthof. We'll dine at a charming local Dutch restaurant, where you can savor authentic flavors and indulge in culinary delights.

Ghent is known for its medieval streets and striking architecture, but behind the grand buildings lies some intriguing, dark history. This private tour introduces you to Ghent in the Middle Ages, when dodgy deals were done, executions were planned, and Viking raids were feared. You’ll hear the stories as you walk, discovering sites like the Bridge of Imperial Delights and Gravensteen with your own guide.

Check off several of Belgium’s most important natural and historical highlights in a single trip—and combine your sightseeing with visits to the country’s storied breweries—on this full-day tour from Ghent. Pick between private and small-group options, meet directly at your Ghent hotel, and set off for an adventure. Explore the Cave of Lorette, Château de Walzin, and the historic town of Dinant. Then, visit two popular breweries: Leffe and Chimay.

Bruges and Ghent are two beautiful medieval Belgian cities, often called "Northern Venice" and "the most Flemish". There is no other place like Bruges in Belgium. With its authentic medieval architecture and scenic canals, the so-called "reien", the city really is fairy tale material and on thу other hand, there is no other place in Belgium like Ghent where contemporary design, art, fashion, gastronomy, and music blend so perfectly with the past.

Antwerp can sometimes feel inaccessible to foreign visitors, but a private walking tour with a local guide takes the mystery out of your visit. This is a personalized walking tour where you will discover the exterior of monuments, including museums. However, we can provide a customized itinerary just for you—if you’d like to include a museum visit, simply let us know in advance. Your guide contacts you beforehand to understand your interests and preferences, ensuring you see the sights that matter most to you. As you explore the city, you’ll uncover hidden gems, learn fascinating stories about Antwerp’s history and culture, and gain insider knowledge that goes beyond typical tourist experiences. Perfect for families, solo travelers, and couples, this tour blends must-see landmarks with unique local insights. Book your private walking tour today and experience Antwerp through the eyes of a knowledgeable local guide.

Gain insight into World War I history and visit famous battle sites around the Somme on this full-day Canadian WWI battlefield tour from Ypres. Delve into tunnels used by British and Canadian soldiers before the Battle of Vimy with your guide. Gaze over the battle-torn landscape, where mine and shell craters dot the terrain. Visit Memorial de Vimy, and the Courcelette Canadian Memorial, and honor the fallen soldiers. Afterward, visit Thiepval Memorial to the Missing then finish at the Beaumont Hamel New Foundland Memorial Park.

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.

Your ship has sunk. You've washed up on the shores of Ostend using your underwear as a sail. Today is your lucky day: before you can find a drink or a single plate of fries, you need to find the Queen of Ostend first. This self-guided quest takes you on an 81-minute walk through the coastal city of Ostend. Using the Questo app on your smartphone, you explore 12 stops between Ostend Station and the seafront fish market: discover the last fishing boat to sail to Iceland, the city's most controversial nude statue, the historic Mercator sailing ship, a school that produced two of Belgium's most famous painters, a WWII courthouse, and the surprising truth about the one and only Queen of Ostend, revealed only at the very end. Start whenever you like and explore 3 kilometres of Ostend's harbour, streets, and seawall entirely at your own pace. A great option in all weather. Perfect for families, couples, and curious explorers. A sense of humour helps. Local knowledge not required.

Getting an overview of Antwerp’s sights on your own can be time-consuming when you don’t know your way around. Avoid the research and see and learn more in less time than if exploring alone on this private walking tour. Follow your guide to must-sees such as Rubens House, Grote Markt, and Butchers’ Hall; enjoy time to ask personal questions on Antwerp’s history, and get tips to inform your later sightseeing.

Swap traditional sightseeing tours for an alternative exploration of Antwerp. Instead of going to touristy sights, go off the beaten track and discover the dark side of the city and its hidden gems. Along the way, hear tales about medieval legends, walk past the city’s Red Light District, and find out stories that wouldn’t feature in a guidebook. The route passes Grote Markt square, Het Steen fortress, and FelixArchief.

Antwerp is a foodie hot spot—but instead of trawling through restaurant reviews, this tour is a shortcut to the city’s best eats. Led by a guide, you can relax while someone else navigates. Along the way, enjoy tastings of waffles, chocolates, beer, and fries, plus plenty of tips for the rest of your trip.

Diest is a small Belgian city that refuses to be summarised simply. On this walking tour, you'll trace its thousand-year story through colours — from the orange of a dynasty that shaped its streets to the gold of a Paralympic champion who became its first honorary citizen. Starting at Diest railway station, you'll cross the River Demer into the old town, follow the green ramparts of 19th-century fortifications, pass through the UNESCO-listed Begijnhof, and cross the Grote Markt — alive in 1460 with cattle, woad-dyed cloth, and scarlet worth more than a week's wages. Along the way, hear how the Demer carried grain, beer, and timber for centuries; how a 13-year-old prince was seized on the road to Leuven and held in a Spanish prison for 28 years; and how a boy from Diest sailed to Brazil and ended up with a crater on Mars named after him. You'll also discover Marieke Vervoort, the Beast from Diest, who won gold in London and silver in Rio while living with constant pain.

Discover Bruges your own way and at your own pace with this self-guide walking tour. Simply download an app onto your smart phone and let it lead you around the city and fill you in on its fascinating history and legends. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing when you want to begin the tour and how long you want to stay at each stop

Get off of the well-trodden tourist trail and venture into the heart of medieval Bruges on this affordable self-guided walking tour. • Unlock the key to Bruges’ legends like why the city has to keep swans in its canals for a period of forever and 3 days • Hear from producer Nicolas Vanlanduyt whose passion for history’s quirky stories inspired him to lead guided tours and create this VoiceMap tour • Do it all in 90 minutes or linger at stops along the way 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.

Are you looking for a way to see Ghent without joining a tour group? Explore at your own pace with this affordable audio tour. Discover hidden gems in the lesser-known Flemish city on this self-guided walking tour. Unearth forgotten relics and historical marvels in Ghent’s oldest neighborhoods. Hear from your guide, who is passionate about unveiling Ghent’s intriguing history. Do it all in 90 minutes or linger at stops along the way 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

Explore Antwerp's oldest neighborhoods on a self-guided walking tour through Lodovico Guicciardini’s "most beautiful city in the world" and Victor Hugo’s art-filled haven. Starting at the Renaissance splendor of Antwerp City Hall, uncover secret squares, forgotten monuments, and hidden gems often missed by tourists. Wander through the old harbor, vibrant fashion district, and medieval meat hall, discovering unique spots like art nouveau jeweler Goudsmederij Wim Meeussen and the eclectic Books&Booze Antwerpen. Along Stoelstraat, experience 15th-century Antwerp’s atmosphere, meeting historical figures like Willem Elsschot and Pieter Paul Rubens. Hear tales of Flemish folklore at the Lange Wapper Statue and learn about Antwerp’s rich heritage at Brabo’s Monument. From the last dance organ at Café Beveren to the wartime history of Cathedral of Our Lady, this tour offers insights into Antwerp’s diverse culture and past, ending with a panoramic view of the River Scheldt at Het Steen.

From the ashes of World War I, Ypres rose and became a city dedicated to peace. On this walking tour, you’ll wander the rebuilt streets of the historic Flemish city that was almost totally destroyed in the war. You’ll find out how Churchill wanted to preserve the ruined city, as it was, and see historic photos of the city taken during war time. But this tour isn’t only about war and destruction. I’ll also show you some of the city’s best coffee spots, romantic restaurants, and authentic bars where you can try a local West Flanders beer. Starting on the main square outside Ypres Museum and ending at Menin Gate, you'll hearing fascinating stories about the war years including the 1914 Truce, the creation of The Wipers Times trench newspaper, and one of the loudest explosions in human history. You'll also find out about the vanished school that once taught the cemetery gardeners’ children. You‘ll finish this walk with a better understanding of this ancient city‘s fascinating history.

Discover Mechelen, Belgium’s hidden medieval gem, on a three-hour walking tour through its historic streets, secret courtyards, and UNESCO-protected sites. Starting at Saint Rumbold’s Cathedral, see its unfinished tower, once intended as the world’s tallest. Explore Margaret of Austria’s Renaissance legacy, the tranquil Begijnhofs, and the restored Rik Wouters Garden. Visit Kazerne Dossin, a WWII memorial, and end at De Zalm, an ornate guild house. Highlights include 49-bell carillon concerts, hidden religious refuges, Gouden Carolus beer from a 14th-century brewery, and quirky sites like the Devil’s House and the Adam and Eve House. Mechelen blends rich history, vibrant design, and quiet charm—offering more protected monuments than Bruges, but far fewer tourists.

Avoid the hassle of organizing your own transportation and finding your way to noteworthy World War I sites near Ypres in Flanders by taking this private tour. Travel around the region with your guide to visit the original trenches in the Hooge Crater, the city of Ypres, several cemeteries including the American cemetery, and memorials. Entrance fee to the WWI Museum in Passchendaele is not included.

We sail for 45 minutes from Blankenberge to De Haan/Wenduine. Then we turn around and sail along the coast to the Blankenberge Pier. Then we return to the port of Blankenberge. During this beautiful boat trip you can enjoy a beautiful view of the spectacular dunes and the skyline of this piece of Belgian coast.

See Bruges from a new perspective on this small-group experience that combines a tour through the historic center and a photography workshop. Whether you're a photography novice or a pro, you'll improve your photography skills and techniques while taking photos to remember long after your visit to this magical city.

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.