On this 40-minute tour, you’ll cruise down the waterways of Ghent’s medieval centre. You’ll pass some of the city’s most iconic sights like The Three Towers, an ancient port, two castles – including Gravensteen, the 14th-century residence of Count Flanders – and several historic guild halls. Along the way, your local guide will provide interesting information and stories as you admire the views.
This walking city tour of Ghent will give you the chance to experience the city's famous landmarks. As you follow your local guide around the city, you'll get to visit the Graslei, the Design Museum Gent, the Castle of the Counts, the House of Alijn museum, the Ghent City Hall, the Belfry of Ghent and the Saint Nicholas' Church.
You'll also get to hear remarkable facts and stories about the city from a local guide.
On this 1.5-hour tour, you will be able to experience the dark side of Bruges and hear ghost stories and long-forgotten legends from your expert local guide. During the tour, you will get to explore the lesser-known places of the city and learn about their history.
Some of the highlights of the tour will be Jan van Eyck Square, Golden Hand Canal, Adornes Domain and the oldest bar in Bruges. Before the tour ends, you will get to taste a glass of Belgian beer (buy one drink, get one free) at the Bauhaus Bar.
With this experience, you’ll explore Bruges on foot with a local guide.
You’ll begin the tour from Grote Markt Square in Bruges. You’ll walk around the city, passing iconic landmarks en route as you learn more about the city from your guide. You’ll also gain insights into the lifestyle of medieval Bruges. Additionally, you can go on a visit to a chocolate shop as part of the tour.
This tour will introduce you to the fascinating history of cocoa at Choco-Story: The Chocolate Museum. Situated in a building dating back to the 15th-century, the museum is spread across four floors and showcases more than 1000 artefacts.
You’ll learn about the evolution of chocolate from the ancient Aztecs and Mayans to the sophisticated treat known today. Your visit will end with a demonstration on making Belgian chocolate with a chance to taste the creations.
During this tour, you’ll get the opportunity to take a walk around the old centre of Bruges and immerse yourself in medieval history.
Starting in the Markt, you’ll first find out how Bruges became a trading hub in the Middle Ages. You’ll then be able to discover the Belfry and the halls behind it. You’ll continue to the centuries-old Saint John’s Hospital and the Ten Wijngaerde beguinage. As you stroll through the city, your guide will share captivating facts and stories about life in Bruges in the past.
Along the way, you’ll also have the chance to explore old breweries, see the Lake of Love, visit a historic church, walk in a picturesque garden and learn about the origins of Tanners Square. To round off the tour, you’ll pass by the Fish Market and stop in Burg Square.
This 40-minute boat tour will introduce you to the historical heart of Ghent. You’ll have an opportunity to admire the port, the Great Butchers’ Hall, the Castle of the Counts and many other attractions from the water.
As you take in the views, you can listen to live commentary on board to gain insights into Ghent’s extensive history and present culture. You can ride open or covered boats for the tour, depending on your preference.
This ticket will grant you skip-the-line admission to Mini-Europe, a miniature park situated next to the Atomium in Brussels. Equipped with an information booklet in your choice of language, you'll be free to explore the park at your own pace.
You'll get to see realistic models representing the main monuments and iconic sights of several European countries. You can enjoy a bird's-eye view over Europe and take photos with miniatures of landmarks like the Eiffel Tower, the Big Ben or the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Additionally, the park has several working models such as moving trains, cable cars, windmills and a Ferris wheel. You'll even be able to see a volcanic eruption at the miniature of Mount Vesuvius. To round off your tour, you can play interactive games in the 'Spirit of Europe' exhibition.
