Discover Brussels at your own pace and design your own tour around the city with Tootbus Brussels tickets! With a route that takes in all of Brussels' cultural sightseeing highlights, you can hop on and off this eco-friendly tour bus as you please. See something you want to explore? Simply hop off and stretch your legs, and hop back on when you feel like it. The next Tootbus is never far away!

As you drive, detailed audio guide commentary in multiple languages will fill you in on all the sights you see, in real time. You can access the audio guide on the bus devices or through the Tootbus app.

Complimentary earphones are provided onboard. However, you can help protect the planet by bringing your own.

Tootbus Brussels: Electric Bus Hop-on Hop-off Tour

Bruges and Ghent have been declared World Heritage by UNESCO, which makes them a photographer's dream!

In Ghent, you will discover St Bavo’s Cathedral, the City Hall, the typical Belfry and St Nicholas’ Church, as well as the medieval harbor where students, tourists and locals gather. See the mighty fortress, once the residence of the Counts of Flanders, stop for lunch in Bruges, and visit the picturesque Beguinage. 

Your guide will explain the history of the city from the Viking Age to its downfall at the end of the Middle Ages. You will see all the highlights of Bruges: the Basilica of the Holy Blood, the Bell Tower, the Church of Our Lady, St. John’s Hospital, etc.

Bruges and Ghent: Historical Guided Day Trip from Brussels

Get the golden ticket to the capital of Europe and squeeze every drop of cultural richness from your stay in Brussels, with the Brussels Card and (STIB) Public Transport. Walk right into countless museums, attractions, heritage sites, and leisure activities. And swan around the city in style with public transport taken care of in advance.

Brussels Card: 30+ Attractions + Discounts + STIB Public Transport

Use your Brussels Card for 24, 48 or 72 hours and get unlimited access to all the best museums. See Autoworld, Belgian Chocolate Village, Museum of the City of Brussels, Planetarium of Brussels and more. You can even follow your nostrils to the Sewers Museum!

Brussels Card: 47 Attractions + Discounts

Luxemburg is a modern and vibrant city with a rich history and impressive ancient and contemporary architecture. It begs to be explored! In the old part of Luxembourg, your guide will take you to the cathedral, the Palace of the Grand Duke and the Place d’Armes. In downtown Luxembourg you'll set your eyes on a spectacular view of the Kirchberg district, home to several European institutions. 

In the valley, see the abbey of Neumünster, the city walls, the picturesque sites along the river Alzette and more. Then, after some free time in the city, explore the quaint town of Dinant, with its 15th-century collegial church and its impressive citadel. 

Dinant’s name originates from the Celtic “Divo Nanto”, which means “Sacred Valley”. This little town is dramatically perched on the narrow banks of the River MeuseI. This is the cradle of the Leffe beer brand and the birthplace of Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone. Will you be inspired?

Luxembourg and Dinant: Day Trip from Brussels

Embark on a captivating journey through the enchanting world of Brussels' Art Nouveau with the Brussels Art Nouveau Pass! Unearth the hidden gems that lie within this artistic movement, all within your reach through one seamless and budget-friendly experience. Immerse yourself in the opulent beauty and intricate designs of three carefully curated Art Nouveau interiors and exhibitions of your choosing.

As you traverse the artistic tapestry of Brussels, our package offers you more than just a glimpse into this mesmerizing era. Enjoy delightful discounts on guided tours, allowing you to delve deeper into the rich history and captivating stories behind each masterpiece. Knowledgeable experts paint vivid narratives, unveiling the secrets and inspirations that brought these architectural wonders to life.

The Art Nouveau Pass includes several discounts on guided Art Nouveau tours and in Art nouveau brasseries.

Brussels Art Nouveau and Art Deco Pass

Brussels has it all. And so do you with the Brussels Pass! Just flash this handy smartphone ticket to access one of the city's top attractions and get your bearings with the hop-on hop-off bus.

The Brussels Pass

Discover the wonders of Antwerp! Situated along the Scheldt River, this enchanting yet lesser-known destination was once home to the famous artist Peter Paul Rubens.

Antwerp: Day Trip From Brussels

Put your trip to Brussels on cruise control and enjoy the ultimate sightseeing experience in the capital of Europe. The Brussels Card and Hop-on Hop-off Bus will put the city in the palm of your hand, with access to 47 museums, activities, attractions, and tours around the city. All you need to decide is which to hit up first!

Brussels Card: 47 Museums + Hop-on Hop-off Bus

It's thought that the death of his friend, Alexis Helmer, inspired John McCrae's WWI poem 'In Flanders Fields' in 1915. This poetic day trip from Brussels and a visit to the place where McCrae wrote it, Essex Farm Cemetery - plus many other sites dedicated to the fallen of the First World War.

Flanders Fields: Day Trip from Brussels

Unleash your inner train enthusiast with a journey through Europe's oldest railway network at **Train World**, an immersive experience that boasts the oldest steam locomotive in Europe and much more. 

Then, take in the city's iconic sights at your leisure with the eco-friendly electric hop-on hop-off tour, **Tootbus Brussels**, complete with real-time audio commentary for an enriching and flexible sightseeing adventure.

You'll get access to the Tootbus Red and Blue lines, and can explore all of Brussels' most iconic sites at your leisure!

Train World + Tootbus

Ready for a trip to Amsterdam? 

Depart from Brussels at 8:00 AM and then head approximately 200 kilometers north into the heart of Amsterdam. Explore the area around central station, learn about the city's port and history before embarking on a tour of it's famous landmarks.

Amsterdam: Day Trip from Brussels

Visit Amsterdam and the nearby Dutch countryside. Start at 'Rembrandthoeve,' a cheese and clog farm near the Amstel River.

Take a guided coach tour with a photo stop at a historical windmill. Guides will provide commentary on the bus and a map for exploring during free time.

In Amsterdam, see landmarks like the RAI building, Philips Tower, floating houses, Amstel Hotel, the National Bank, Heineken Brewery, and Rijksmuseum. Also, pass by Vondel Park, Holland Casino, Hard Rock Café, Westerkerk, and the Anne Frank House.

The coach tour ends near the Riverfront, close to Central Station (Centraal Station).

Amsterdam: Day Trip from Brussels with Cheese, Clogs & Windmills

Explore Brussels with this drinking Tour. Enjoy Belgian culture through chocolate and beer pairing, hands-on painting, and mixing your own cocktail.

The tour starts at Chemistry & Botanics, a cocktail bar renowned for its exceptional mixology. Then, head to a spot where you can paint your own Manneken Pis (the peeing boy) statue that you can proudly home as a souvenir.

End the tour with a local beer and chocolate tasting. The ticket includes all drinks, painting supplies, chocolates, and a lively guide.

Brussels: Cultural Drinking Tour

Join a fun nighttime adventure in Brussels, exploring its best pubs, clubs, and bars with fellow travelers. This Brussels pub crawl takes you to hidden spots you might have missed, perfect for solo and budget travelers to enjoy the city's nightlife. Plus, you'll get exclusive drink discounts.

The experience offers free beer, great discounts, the chance to make new friends, and a lively night out in Brussels. You'll visit 4 bars, taste Belgian beers and cocktails, and mingle with fellow travelers.

Brussels: Pub Crawl

Start your trip in Bruges with a guide through its cobblestone streets. Look at the architecture at the Markt. Optionally, climb the Belfry Tower for a scenic view, and learn about the city's medieval history.

Visit a chocolatier in Bruges. See how chocolate is made, learn about Belgium's chocolate-making traditions, and sample various treats.

Travel by coach to Ghent and take a canal cruise for views of historic buildings and hidden spots. Your guide will share information about spots like Gravensteen Castle and Saint Bavo Cathedral. After the cruise, explore Ghent on your own and later, return back to Brussels.

Bruges & Ghent: Guided Day Tour from Brussels + Cruise + Chocolate Visit

Brussels

Explore the city with a Local Friend. Experience an authentic adventure by exploring the city alongside a Local Friend , a local resident who will showcase the destination&#39;s main attractions from a genuine perspective, full of stories. The tour is private and customizable , allowing the itinerary to be adjusted according to your interests, pace, and contracted time for up to 5 people . You can choose the tour duration at the time of booking. 2h, 4h, 6h or 8h Flexible and tailor-made itinerary Below are some suggestions for attractions and experiences that can be included in the tour. The selection and time dedicated to each point will be defined in a balanced way, respecting the chosen duration , without the obligation to visit all the listed locations: A walking tour through the historic center of Brussels. Grand Place Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert Manneken Pis Cathedral of Saint Michael and Saint Gudula Sablon neighborhood Royal Palace of Brussels (exterior visit) Mont des Arts and panoramic view European Quarter (external visit to institutions) Tips on gastronomy, shopping and local experiences. Customized planning After booking, your Local Friend will contact you up to 48 hours before the tour to understand your interests and create a personalized itinerary tailored to your booking time and preferences.

Brussels - Private Tour in Portuguese with a Local Friend

Bruges: the Venice of the North Bruges is a Belgian city with centuries of history and largely preserved medieval architecture. It is called the &quot;Venice of the North&quot; because of the numerous canals that surround or cross it. The medieval Halletoren tower is the largest and most important building in the city. Built in the 13th century, it stands 88 meters tall and has a carillon with 47 bells at its top. This point is the very heart of the city and serves as a reference point for all tours in Bruges. Those who climb the 366 steps will enjoy a wonderful and complete view of the city. The City Hall building, one of the oldest in the Netherlands, is also one of the city&#39;s must-see attractions. One of its most famous rooms is the Heilige-Bloedbasilieke chapel. For about 850 years it has housed a piece of cloth marked with the blood of Christ, and to this day this relic is kept in a crystal urn. Don&#39;t miss out on trying the famous Belgian beer. Just order a pint of Straffe Hendrik or Brugs Tarwebier. Also sample the famous Belgian chocolates and head to Steenstraat to discover Venerande&#39;s homemade chocolates. Their specialty is the precious truffles. Don&#39;t forget to take home one of those delicious typical biscuits, known as Dentelles de Bruges. Brussels, capital of Europe. Brussels is considered the capital of the European Union; it is the seat of the European Commission and the European Council, and is responsible for 75% of the work of the European Parliament. Perhaps for this reason, it has a reputation for being serious and multilingual. Beyond its diplomatic character, Brussels is a welcoming city, with hospitable inhabitants and very interesting attractions. Just ask the city&#39;s main symbol, the Manneken Pis, a tiny statue of a little boy urinating. Another example is the Atomium, an iron molecule magnified billions of times, or the Grand Place, considered one of the most beautiful squares in the world. Brussels is a place with history, an intense cultural agenda, parks and museums. A cosmopolitan city, a meeting point for executives, tourists, students and bohemians. To discover its true spirit, take some time to stroll through the charming Sablon neighborhood with its antique shops, where you can explore the markets and enjoy its bars and restaurants. There you will find authentic Belgians, always friendly and brimming with warmth, humor, and irony. Brussels is also a very green city. Its four thousand hectares of parks and forests provide 40 square meters of chlorophyll per inhabitant. One of the greenest cities in Europe!

Billets à Brussels