• Grand Place - The Grand-Place is renowned as the most stunning square in Brussels and serves as the historic heart of the city.
• Monument a Everard t’Serclaes - The monument to Éverard t’Serclaes is situated on Charles Buls Street.
• Manneken Pis - The Manneken Pis, a cheeky little icon and symbol of the city.
• Zinneke Pis - Zinneke Pis, the playful dog that accompanies the famous Manneken Pis of Brussels.
• Place Ste. Catherine - Place Sainte-Catherine, where history and modernity converge next to the Gothic church.
• Place De Brouckereplein - Place De Brouckère, one of the most renowned squares in Brussels, surrounded by historic buildings, hotels, theaters, and vibrant urban life, linking the heart of the city with commercial and cultural areas.
• Place De La Monnaie - The Place de la Monnaie, a central square in Brussels known for the historic Mint building and as a cultural hub, close to theaters, shops, and the lively urban life of the city.
• Les Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert - Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, an elegant 19th-century indoor gallery, famous for its luxury shops, artisan chocolate stores, and refined architecture, an icon of Brussels’ urban style.
• Charles Karel Buls Fountain - Place Charles Buls, a charming square located near the Grand Place, surrounded by historic buildings and cafes, perfect for experiencing the medieval and lively atmosphere of central Brussels.
• La Mort Subite - Bar La Mort Subite, a historic Belgian bar renowned for its traditional atmosphere, craft beer, and classic decor that reflects the charm of old Brussels.
• St. Michael and St. Gudula Cathedral (Cathedrale St-Michel et Ste-Gudule) - The Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula (inland visit: the stained glass windows of the chapel of the Holy Sacrament, the patronage of the family of Charles I of Spain and V of Germany, and the pulpit).
• Place Royale - Parc Royal, Palais Royal, and Place Royale, the historical and cultural heart of Brussels, where elegant gardens, the imposing Royal Palace, and the square combine to host official events and historical monuments.
• Coudenberg Palace - Palais de Coudenberg, a former royal palace of Brussels converted into visitable underground ruins, where visitors can explore the medieval and Renaissance history of the city.
• Musical Instruments Museum (MIM) - Musée des Instruments de Musique (MIM), an iconic museum in Brussels dedicated to music, with a collection of over 8,000 instruments from around the world, housed in an elegant Art Nouveau building.
• Palace of Charles of Lorraine - Charles de Lorraine Palace, Magritte Museum, and Palace of Fine Arts, three cultural landmarks in Brussels that blend history, modern, and classical art, offering exhibitions, collections, and emblematic architecture.
• Sablon Quarter - Petit Sablon and Grand Sablon, historic squares in Brussels famous for their medieval charm, sculptures, antiques, and cafes that invite visitors to stroll and enjoy the artistic atmosphere of the city.

• May include: transportation, museum tickets, food and additional consumption
• Professional Guide
• Private and personalized tour.

A team of local Spanish-speaking guides, who are experts in the history and legends of Brussels, have organized a variety of guided tours and personalized circuits tailored in content, duration, and transportation options.

By booking a private tour of Brussels, you will have a dedicated local Spanish-speaking guide to explore the city at your own pace, exclusively with your partner, family, friends, or clients. Opting for a private tour of Brussels is the ideal way to uncover the history, monuments, and legends of the European capital.

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