Free Alternative Brussels Tour

Discover the hidden gems of Brussels, from medieval landmarks to the hippest districts!
Admire the city’s best street art as you stroll through the vibrant Marollen district.
Marvel at the Church of Our Lady of the Chapel, a beautiful 13th-century temple that will take you back to Brussels' medieval past.

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Have you ever wondered what lies beyond Brussels' famous chocolate, waffles, and beer? The Free Alternative Tour of Brussels reveals a side of the city that many tourists miss. This unique tour explores the underground and unconventional facets of the Belgian capital, showcasing its rich and diverse history. It's a perfect opportunity to see a different side of Brussels, one that's filled with hidden gems and fascinating stories. A knowledgeable local guide will lead you through the city’s lesser-known areas, providing insights and anecdotes that bring Brussels to life in a way that typical tours simply can't match. You'll discover the city's unique culture, its quirky neighborhoods, and the fascinating history that makes Brussels a truly special place to visit.

Begin your journey at the magnificent Grand-Place, the heart of Brussels and a UNESCO World Heritage site. From there, you’ll visit the ancient Fortifications of Brussels (Première Enceinte), which date back to the early 13th century and served as the city’s first line of defense. The tour continues to the Sablon district, an area known for its vibrant atmosphere and historical significance. Here, you’ll marvel at the exterior of the Church of Our Blessed Lady of the Sablon, a stunning Gothic masterpiece with a history that spans over six centuries. Then, enjoy the impressive views from the Palace of Justice, an architectural icon offering a unique perspective of the city. Each of these stops is steeped in history, providing a rich tapestry of stories and facts that highlight Brussels' evolution over the centuries.

The adventure takes you deeper into the authentic Brussels as you explore the Marolles district, a neighborhood often overlooked by tourists. Known for its eclectic charm and historical roots, the Marolles offers a glimpse into the city's working-class past. This district is filled with narrow streets, vintage shops, and vibrant street art, making it a perfect spot for those looking to experience the city's local culture. Finally, the tour concludes at the church of Church of Our Lady of the Chapel, an awe-inspiring 13th-century structure that stands as a testament to Brussels' medieval history. Along the way, you'll uncover stories and facts about each location, enriching your understanding of this vibrant city. Don't miss out on this extraordinary experience. Book your Free Alternative Tour of Brussels today and discover the hidden side of the city with a local guide!