• Town Hall (Stadhuis) - Leuven Town Hall is renowned as one of the most famous Gothic town halls globally, situated on the Grand Place of Leuven.
• Groot Begijnhof - This beguinage dates back to the 13th century. During its peak in the 17th century, it was home to approximately 360 beguines.
• Botanical Garden Kruidtuin - Known as the oldest botanical garden in Belgium, the herb garden in Leuven is officially named the “Hortus Botanicus Lovaniensis.”
• Old Market Square - As the residence city of the Counts of Leuven, the square was granted market rights in 1150, fostering economic activities with markets held up to three times a week.
• University Library & Bell Tower - Leuven has been the seat of three successive universities and boasts some prestigious university libraries. The University Library on Leuven’s Ladeuzeplein is a stunning piece of heritage.
• Stella Artois Brewery - The Stella Artois Brewery, part of the world’s largest brewery group AB InBev, remains deeply rooted in its home city of Leuven.
• Saint Peter’s Church (Sint-Pieterskerk) - Located in the heart of Leuven, St. Peter’s Church was built in 986 in Romanesque style, making it the city’s oldest church.
• Klein Begijnhof - First mentioned in 1272, the Klein Begijnhof district consisted of a street and two cul-de-sacs where women serving in the nearby Sint-Geertruiabdij lived.
• Sint-Geertruikerk - The former abbey church Sint-Geertrui is one of Leuven’s five medieval parish churches, located outside the first city wall between the Dijle and the Mechelsestraat.
• Old Market Square - Visiting the Oude Markt is like sitting at the longest bar in Europe, as it boasts the highest concentration of catering establishments in one place.
• Sint-Kwintenskerk - Construction of the church began around 1440. It features three naves, two prominent transepts with blind longitudinal walls, and a choir with a heptagonal apse.
• Katholieke Universiteit Leuven - Since 1425, the city of Leuven in the former Duchy of Brabant has been the seat of three different universities almost continuously.
• Romaanse Poort - The Romanesque gate from 1218-1222 is the only remaining part of the Sint-Elisabethgasthuis, founded around 1080-1090 under Henry III, Count of Leuven.
• Sint-Jacobskerk - From the Romanesque Church of St. James, dating back to the early 13th century, only the tower remains. The tower features an ornate bell (1478), one of Leuven’s seven wonders.
• Janseniuspark - Janseniuspark houses the Jansenius and Justus Lipsius towers, which flanked the water gate in the city wall during the Middle Ages, marking the entry point for ships into Leuven.

• Exciting City Trail for teams up to 6 people

• Smartphone and Data

Experience Leuven in a special and cost-effective way through our self-directed tour available on our online app. Engage in a delightful, family-friendly game that involves answering questions about various locations and performing search tasks, all using your smartphone. Sign in on our complimentary city game app and immerse yourself in the city.

We provide an exciting alternative to a ‘boring’ guide, giving you the flexibility to begin, halt, or pause whenever you wish. Utilize GPS to pinpoint the city’s charming squares, lanes, and landmarks. Learn fascinating facts about the city with our unique city game app.

Upon booking, we’ll be providing instructions to kick-start your tour which you can undertake whenever you wish.

Our city game also serves as an ideal group activity, accommodating large numbers.

• User-friendly for hearing impaired

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