Belgium and Luxembourg

Start your tour of Brussels with a unique tour of the chocolate museum. Spend an hour and a half learning all there is to know about chocolates’ fascinating history and origins. This tour is interactive as well as interesting and unlike anything, you may have experienced in a museum before. The best part? You will get to enjoy tasting the signature Belgian chocolate. You will even have the chance to create and make your own chocolates to take away with you! 

What’s next? 

Work off all those delicious chocolates with a Guided Walking Tour of Brussels! You will be guided through the fascinating city and learn all there is to know about Brussels’ fascinating history. Begin with a tour of the medieval quarter and baroque-style architecture, you will then venture on to the industrial city, the bourgeois city, and on to modern Brussels. Experience all the must-see landmarks and monuments. Some of the highlights you will see are The Grand Palace, The Everard t’Serclaes monument on Charles Buls street, The Manneken Pis and Grands Carmes street, Marché au Charbon street, and Anspach Boulevard. Your tour guide is equipped to answer all of your questions and ensure you come away from an expert on the city’s history!

Embark on a 12-hour full-day trip and tour to Luxembourg. Depart Brussels and enjoy a full day of sightseeing, walking through the scenic Ardennes forests along the way. You will be guided through the old town and stop at important landmarks along the way. You are sure to see the Notre Dame cathedral, which is a stunning example of gothic renaissance architecture. You will also marvel at the splendor of the Palace of the Grand Duke. 

Day four- chocolate nation and private tour of Antwerp. 

Board the train to Antwerp and discover all that there is on offer here. Antwerp can be difficult to navigate when you don’t know your way around. Remove the hassle out of planning a vigorous itinerary and enjoy being guided by a local tour guide all over the city. You will make ten stops during your tour, the tour ensures you will see all the important monuments and landmarks located in the city. Marvel at the historical landmarks of the cathedral, and churches and enjoy a trip inside the museums. You will even get to stroll through the famous Grote Markt. 

Board the train from Antwerp to Ghent. Take an exciting 50-minute boat tour of the medieval town of Ghent. A guide will tell you all you need to know about the history of this medieval town. Take in the stunning surroundings of Ghent and spot the unmissable medieval architecture. On this 50-minute tour, you will see the famous monuments of Ghent, the tour ensures you leave no monument unseen! The three famous towers of Ghent will be one of the many landmarks you see along the way. You will see everything from churches, monasteries, the birthplace of Charles V of Spain, and the majestic castle! 

What next? 

Your next stop is the majestic Gravesteen Castle. Walk around this medieval fortress, walk through its enchanting grounds and elaborately decorated rooms. Here you will discover all there is to know about this castle, through your audioguide. Roam around the castle at your own pace, listening to your audio guide as you go. 

Bruges is regarded as one of Belgium’s must-see cities. What could be better than kicking off your exploration of Bruges, then with a privately guided tour? Along with your private tour guide, you will experience the very best of the city. You will walk past the Unesco world heritage sites and most important landmarks of Bruges. Your tour guide will give you local knowledge of the city and historical insight into medieval life. 

What next? 

Journey back in time and experience medieval Bruges in virtual reality! This is the Historium’s most visited attraction and definitely offers a unique insight into life back in the middle ages. Grab your headset and be transported back in time, sail into the port of Bruges and learn all about the hidden stories from long ago. 

Experience a full-day tour of Ypres and take a journey back in time to Belgium’s history. You will embark on this tour to Ypres, passing through West Flanders. Ypres is the site where the Germans invaded Belgium, in World War One. here you can find reconstructed trenches and monuments to the missing and fallen soldiers. The Menin Gate memorial is where you will find 55,000 names etched on the post.  You will also view the iconic poppy fields of Flanders.