Belgium · GUIDED
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 guided tours are the ones worth spending it on, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Explore Bruges and Ghent from Brussels on a guided day trip with walking tours, free time, comfortable transport, and expert local tips.
“The whole tour was amazing, our guide Antonio made the experience even more special with his knowledge and great stories about the places we visited. The cities of Bruges and Ghent are a must see while in Belgium.”
See Ghent’s medieval center by canal on a 50-minute guided boat trip with live commentary, multilingual support, umbrellas, and great value.
“I love the tour. The guide was informative and funny as well.”
See Bruges on foot and by canal with a local guide, chocolate tasting, medieval sights, and practical tips for this 150-minute tour.
“Great tour. Guide was knowledgeable and very friendly. Boat tour was a nice feature”
Explore Brussels on a 150-minute guided walk through the Grand Place, royal quarter, Manneken Pis, local chocolate, and Belgian history.
“Christoph is an excellent guide. We had very much fun and saw man interesting places in Brussels.”
Explore Bruges’ Choco-Story museum with tastings, a praline demonstration, interactive exhibits, and 4,000 years of chocolate history.
“We took our 8 year old daughter during our stop with the Disney Dream. We read the reviews and figured we would take the chance for the price. It was fantastic, we loved the listening devices and how easy it was to use them. We loved the interactive games to play. Also loved the chocolate demonstration and of course trying the chocolate that was shown to us how they make it. There was also 4 different types of chocolate to try. Spent lots in the gift all reasonably priced. Lovely chocolate. X”
Review of Bruges’ private rickshaw tour, with local stories, major sights, quieter streets, practical tips, pricing, and honest advice.
“Walking around the town with the guide David made the trip wonderful with him telling us lots of historical facts and information about the town. David was very professional- speaking in two different languages fluently with us, in French and English.”
Spend 10 hours touring Antwerp and Ghent from Brussels, with guided walks, free time, an Atomium photo stop, and comfortable bus travel.
“A wonderful and very well organized day trip!!Our guide Julian was very nice, helpful and gave us all the appropriate information for each spot!!We had a great time!!!”
Cruise Ghent’s medieval center for 40 minutes, seeing its famous towers, castle, harbor, and canals with a multilingual guide.
“A great snapshot of Ghent. I was staying at Bruges and heard about this medieval city, so booked this guided canal boat tour. It’s a perfect way to see almost everything and learn about the city. It’s only 40 minutes, so I had plenty more time to explore key sites after the tour. Lots of time slots to choose from, so very flexible. If you are travelling like me, this will work very well!”
Bruges walking tour and canal cruise review covering Markt, Beguinage, beer, chocolate, local guides, price, timing, and practical tips.
“Very good, informative, interesting route, very educated guide with a passion for her work, worth the money”
Review of Bruges’ $25 guided walking tour, covering UNESCO sights, guide quality, itinerary, value, practical tips, and who should book.
“We had a retired history teacher for a guide. His name was Piet And I think he works for another company called legend but he was a substitute today. He was very engaged and knew a lot about the history of the town and we enjoyed his infectious personality.”
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.”
Explore Bruges by vintage bike, from the Belfry and canals to windmills and local secrets, with a family-run guide and Belgian drink.
“We saw many things that we would have otherwise missed and it was really fun for the whole family (kids 8 and 9). It took us a little time to master bikes on cobblestones but Lorilei (sorry if I spell the name wrong!) checked on us and made sure we were able to keep up with the rest of the group. What a wonderful, laid back way to see the sights!”
Explore Antwerp by bicycle in two hours, from Central Station to Het Steen and MAS, with a local guide, bike rental, and useful city tips.
“The bike tour can go to farther attractions, and it's not tiring at all. Two hours passed quickly. The tour guide is very good, meticulous and responsible.”
Ride Bruges on a retro bike tour covering landmarks, windmills, quiet lanes, local stories, and practical tips in 2.5 hours.
“Very easy ride through the cobblestone streets of Brugge. Our guide Mercedes gave us wonderful details about the history of the area, and we stopped at various historical sites. We learned about the culture and arts, murals and monuments. Many thanks to this company for a great excursion.”
Explore Ghent by quality mountain bike on a small-group tour featuring street art, local stories, suburbs, parks, and lesser-known city corners.
“This was such a cool way to experience Ghent! We would've never been able to see these sights without an insider. The bikes were also excellent quality and a lot of fun to ride. Christof was a very fun and entertaining guide, and he gave excellent recommendations for places to eat/drink/visit after the tour too. The polaroid photo, water bottle, and photos from the tour were also an excellent touch. I will be doing this tour again next time I visit Ghent, as I'm sure Chris will have more fun stuff up his sleeve :).”
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