Free Walking Tour
Brussels

There are over 800 kinds of beers made in Belgium. With this in mind, it’s easy to say that Brussels is a paradise destination for the beer connoisseur. For the chocolate lover, there is no better place to be than Brussels! If you are wondering what to do in a day here, start your day with a Brussels Free Walking Tour or taking pictures of the Manneken Pis (you’ll be amazed by its size!). Then go window-shopping around the Grand Place, and explore the charming cobbled alleys nearby. Indulge yourself with a late breakfast to enjoy delicious Belgian waffles and chocolates, or go exploring the many gourmet coffee shops open in the city center. Later, you can chill out in the huge Parc du Cinquantenaire or Brussels Park. Do not leave without spending some time in the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, an elegant arcade lined with cafes, theaters and luxury stores often considered the world's most beautiful square!

There is something about Brussels that charms visitors. It might be the atmosphere, the culture, the food, the stunning architecture, or perhaps a mix of it all. Join the Best Free Walking Tours in Brussels to fully understand the magic of this cultured city with a guide! Take a walk through the old town in a Free Lower City Tour to learn everything about the city's history and see the most remarkable monuments. Optionally, book a Free Upper City Tour to visit upscale areas such as the European Quarter as well as the Mont des Arts area. Apart from these essential walks, we recommend taking some interesting theme tours. Traveller’s top-rated experiences are the Art of Nouveau in Brussels City Tour, a Tour of Belgian Chocolate including some tastings and a Tour of Brussels Beer. Additionally, if you still have more time available, we recommend a trip to Bruges and Ghent, two nearby important Belgian cities with a distinctive charisma.

Brussel’s city center is divided into two areas, the Lower and Upper Town, but you can visit both easily with Free Tours in Brussels. In the lower old town, you will find centuries-old landmarks such as the magnificent Grand Place (a market square surrounded by guildhalls), the popular statue of the Manneken Pis, the Boulevard Anspach, the Black Tower, Agora Square, and the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula. After that, go to the upper part of Brussels. There you will have the chance to explore the opulence of this ancient capital. Do not miss the Royal Square, see multicolored stained-glass windows of the Chapel of the Blessed Sacrament, stroll through the elegant Sablon district and feel amazed by the palaces, museums and parks that conform the Mont des Arts. Finally, in the European Quarter, you will find the bustling, energetic financial heart of the city, particularly busy in the weekdays.