Belgium · CITY TOURS
The good city tours go weeks ahead and the very good ones go sooner. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes, and how they differ.
Review of Antwerp’s 2-hour city highlights walk, covering historic sights, local guides, value, route, meeting point, and practical tips.
“Mark was a fantastic guide. He brought the history and highlights of Antwerp to life. Bravo!”
See Antwerp by bike in two lively hours, from the cathedral and Steen Castle to Central Station, the old port, and MAS.
“Phillip was an excellent guide and storyteller with a lot of knowledge! Antwerp by bike is the way to go since you get to see so much more than on foot.”
Review of Brussels’ 150-minute highlights tour with chocolate, waffles, fries, four beers, Grand Place, and expert local guides.
“It was really amazing, very private tour, delicious tastings, interesting Hotspots and information about culture, architecture, history. Very recommendable. Guide was super friendly and helpful.”
Review of Brussels’ 3.5-hour bike tour, with city highlights, quiet streets, local history, a café stop, and lesser-known corners for $40.
“This bike tour was amazing and I feel like I was able to see much more Brussels though the tour. The tour guide Phillip was also very informative and explained all the areas we visited in great detail. I would I highly recommend this tour if you come to Brussels.”
Ride Bruges with a local guide past the Beguinage, windmills, squares, and medieval lanes on this informative 2.5-hour bike tour.
“The tour was amazing and Martin was an awesome guide. We learnt so much about Bruges and it's history and we saw more than we expected. Well worth it.”
Taste Ghent’s local food, hear its stories, and see medieval landmarks on a friendly 150-minute walking tour with five tastings.
“Many thanks to Sophia for amazing introduction to Ghent historical center and local cuisine!”
See Ghent by bike on a 150-minute guided tour with historic sights, quiet lanes, local stories, and useful city tips.
“We met great people, fellow travelers and our guide Tim was wonderful. The city of Ghent has many hidden treasures, you must have a guide to really understand its history!”
Explore Antwerp from Brussels by coach, seeing its UNESCO station, Market Square, cathedral, port, Jewish district, and local beer.
“We enjoyed this tour as it was well organized. There was about 3-4 hours on foot in Antwerp and an hour to do what you wanted so it provided enough flexibility to see at least the most interesting parts of the city properly. The guide was knowledgeable and interesting. The pickup at the hotel was very efficient also. Definitely recommend.”
Explore Ghent on a two-hour guided walk with five chocolate tastings, medieval landmarks, local stories, and discounts for extra treats.
“We had a great time. Sophie a local guide, introduced us to her city explaining the history, architecture and culture. This included a history of all things chocolate and my favorite part multiple tastings. I highly recommend!”
See Antwerp by e-kickscooter on a guided 2-hour tour covering Het Eilandje, the Scheldt, the Diamond District, and top landmarks.
“Very nice tour with lots of insights and a lot to see. Much better than expected. Wil was a very good and enjoyable guide.”
Review of Bruges Hidden Photo Tour, with itinerary, guide tips, price, group size, meeting point, value, and booking advice.
“J'ai passé un super moment photographique ce 31 décembre avec notre guide Andy qui partage sa passion pour la photographie et sa ville et qui transmet trucs et astuces en sortant des sentiers battus . Il est super dynamique et transmet énormément de choses ; nous n'avons pas vu le temps passer. j'ai hâte de développer mes films photographiques . C'est une expérience que je recommande vivement aussi bien aux photographes débutants que avertis .TOP!!”
Review of Bruges’ two-hour Edges of Brugge photo tour, with small groups, practical camera tips, scenic locations, price, and booking advice.
“Andy was a wealth of information and extremely supportive. Even as a photographer with some experience it was great to get some tips and suggestions for great photos.”
Explore Ghent’s medieval towers, quays, history, and local culture on a 90-minute English walking tour for small groups of up to 15.
“I loved that Sophie was very knowledgeable and patient. Despite the piping heat in the city and all the bustle related to the festival, she kept her cool and aptly navigated me through the city. Her knowledge of history and the way she conveyed it was superb. Thanks to her, I got to appreciate many facets of Ghent that would otherwise have been hard to learn. There was great insight and great conversation. She also pointed out how to see some additional sites and attractions, and even showed me the way to my next visit. Thank you, Sophie, for a wonderful tour of Ghent!”
Review of Ghent’s small-group walking tour, medieval sights, local history, street art, and light Belgian meal for $82.21.
“We really enjoyed Sophie's introduction of the magical city of Ghent. She did a very nice job of introducing us to both the old and new parts of the city. We also appreciated her willingness to customize the tour to our walking speed and ability. We saw and learned about many important and interesting facts and areas of the city that we otherwise would not have known. It was a very good way of beginning our time in Ghent.”
Explore Ghent’s medieval towers, Graffiti Street, canals, and local food on a small-group walking tour with a meal included.
“Sophie was so enthusiastic about her hometown, its rich history and culture. The meatball and mash meal was delicious. Highly recommended walking tour.”
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