• Grand Place - Every landmark and stop has a story, and your local guide is eager to share them all. Prepare to hear amazing stories, unique insights, and fun facts that only a well-informed local can provide.
• St. Nicholas Church - Visit St. Nicholas Church and other essential landmarks of the city. Your local host will guide you to the main attractions, offering a perfect overview of what makes Brussels truly special.
• Royal Palace (Palais Royal) - As you explore, your local host will reveal hidden treasures known only to locals. Experience the city from a unique perspective, discovering places and stories that many tourists miss.
• Atomium - The Atomium stands as a symbol of Brussels, exemplifying the fusion of art and architecture.

Few buildings captivate the imagination of visitors from all walks of life. By incorporating fantastical yet familiar elements, the Atomium inspires wonder among viewers worldwide. Located in the northwest of central Brussels, Belgium, it is one such building.

The Atomium is a large-scale model of an iron crystal unit cell, with each sphere representing an atom. Completed in 1958, it uniquely blends art and architecture, bridging the past and future. Attracting over 600,000 visitors annually, it has become a national symbol of Belgium.

• Parc du Cinquantenaire - The Cinquantenaire site features expansive gardens adorned with monuments and museums, dominated by a grand triumphal arch with three arches. The park hosts various activities throughout the year, including events, celebrations, fireworks, sports, and concerts.

This notable site was constructed in 1880 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Belgium’s independence. The wide pathways lead to the Pavilion of Human Passions by Victor Horta, the Royal Museum of the Armed Forces & Military History, the Royal Museums of Art and History, and Autoworld. Atop the three triumphal arches is a bronze quadriga offering an unparalleled panoramic view of Brussels.

• European Parliament Hemicycle (free visits) - While exploring the European institutions, discover why and how Brussels is regarded as the EU’s capital city. Gain a different perspective by visiting the African neighborhood and learning about the lesser-known history of Belgium’s colonial past.

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

• Gratuities

Begin your cultural tour by departing from your location, whether it be a hotel, airport, or port, and meet your friendly guide and driver. Walk to the historical center of medieval Brussels to explore the diverse antique architecture of the Market Square; admire the magnificent City Hall and learn about the city’s rich history from your knowledgeable guide. Then, board a luxurious coach to visit the city’s most captivating landmarks; pass by the impressive St Michael’s Cathedral and the renowned Heysel district with its Atomium; and experience the cosmopolitan charm of the Japanese Tower and the Chinese Pavilion. Be amazed by the endless rows of antique shops in the Sablon district and catch a view of the Royal Residence’s majestic exterior as you travel.

Proceed to the Palace of Justice and glide past remarkable imperial structures; observe the elegant Royal Square, the grand Houses of Parliament, and the Royal Palace.

Conclude your tour with transportation back to your hotel or original departure point.

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