Brussels City Tour

Head through the rural Belgian countryside to the city of Bruges, one of Europe's best-preserved medieval cities. Discover its charming cafe-lined canals, cobblestone streets, and Gothic belfry tower on a walking tour. Bruges city centre is listed as a World Heritage Site.

Witness some of the finest examples of gothic architecture in Belgium as you explore the Grand Place–a World Heritage Site– and St. Michael's Cathedral. See the splendid Art Nouveau house, and visit the imposing European Union buildings housing the Commission, the European Parliament, and the Council of Ministers.

Breathe in the fresh air of the Belgian countryside. Spend your morning visiting attractions such as the Castle of the Counts of Flanders in Ghent. Then head to Medieval Bruges, where you will see Michelangelo's Madonna statue. You will also have the option of taking a boat ride along the canal.

Enjoy the drive through the fairytale landscape of the Ardennes—the jewel in Luxembourg's crown. Pass alongside rivers and valleys dotted with ancient castles on your way to Han-sur-Lesse. Here you may visit the world-famous caves before heading to Luxembourg City for a walk through the old city.

Holland is just a stone's throw away from Belgium, but its landscape of endless polders sprinkled with windmills and farms is strikingly different. Discover a traditional craft centre in rural Holland before cruising along the maze of quaint waterways in Amsterdam.

After exploring the Napoleonic period at the Royal Military Museum, head through Brussels' elegant suburbs and the Soignes Forest to the Waterloo battlefields.

Discover why Brussels is fondly known as the Pearl of the North. Enjoy mussels and a cold beer in the shadow of 17th-century guild houses, marvel at gems of the Flemish Renaissance, and amble around La Grand Place. You won’t be able to resist the chocolate shops!