• Grand Place - Behind every landmark and every stop, there’s a story, and your local guide is ready to tell it all. Get ready to listen to incredible stories, one-of-a-kind insights, and fun facts only a knowledgeable local would know

• St. Nicholas Church - See St Nicholas Church and other landmarks and must-sees of the city. Your local host will take you to the main spots in town so you can get the perfect overview of what makes Brussels so unique

• Royal Palace (Palais Royal) - Along the way, your local host will show you treasures hidden in plain sight that only the locals know about. Get to know the city through a different perspective, the local way, and discover places and stories that not many tourists experience

• Atomium - The Atomium as the Symbol of Brussels

An example of what it means when art meets architecture

There are few buildings that can capture the imagination of visitors of all ages and backgrounds. By using fantastical yet familiar elements to enable a sense of wonder on the part of viewers from across the world, the Atomium, sitting in the northwest area of central Brussels in Belgium, is one of those buildings.

The Atomium is a giant model of a unit cell of an iron crystal, with each sphere of the structure symbolizing an atom. Completed in 1958 as a unique combination of art and architecture, it has somehow been able to endure with one foot in the past and one in the future. The structure attracts over 600,000 visitors every year and in the process has become one of the national symbols of Belgium.

• Parc du Cinquantenaire - The Cinquantenaire (50th anniversary) site is comprised of a vast set of gardens dotted with monuments and museums. It is dominated by a triumphal arch with three arches. The park hosts numerous activities throughout the year: events, celebrations, firework displays, sporting events, concerts, etc.

This place of interest was built in 1880 for the 50th anniversary of the independence of Belgium. The broad pathways lead to the Pavilion of Human Passions designed by Victor Horta, the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces & Military History, the Royal Museums of Art and History and to Autoworld. At the top of the three triumphal arches there’s a bronze quadriga and an unbeatable sweeping view over the whole of Brussels.

• European Parliament Hemicycle (free visits) - Exploring the area of European institutions, we will emerge in the why and how Brussels is considered as the capital city of the EU. We will also get a completely different perspective passing by the African neighborhood and learning about the dark and unknown history of the Belgian colonial past.

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

Depart from your starting point (Hotel, airport, port), meet your guide and driver, and embark on a cultural expedition. Walk through the historical core of medieval Brussels, unveiling a treasure trove of ancient architecture in the Market Square. Take in the spectacular City Hall and listen to the rich history of the city as shared by your knowledgeable guide. Next, hop onto a luxury coach to explore the city’s most captivating landmarks. Wander past the immense St Michael’s Cathedral and the globally renowned Heysel district with its Atomium, immersing in the cosmopolitan vibes of the Japanese Tower and the Chinese Pavilion. Be amazed by the countless antique shops in the Sablon district and get a peek at the outer façade of the Royal Residence’s grandeur during your journey.

Move on to the Palace of Justice and glide by some remarkable imperial edifices; witness the stately Royal Square, the imposing Houses of Parliament, and the Royal Palace.

Your tour will end with a return journey to your hotel or the point of your initial departure.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.