Brussels Tours: Book Tickets Now

A guided tour is the quickest way to get past the postcard view. Guides point out details you would walk straight past, explain why the city looks the way it does, and know which corners are worth the detour. Walking tours suit the compact historic centre, where most of the interesting streets are close together.

Choose a start time that fits your morning or afternoon and book your place online.

Belgium is small and Brussels sits at the middle of its rail and road network, which makes it an easy base for day trips. Several historic cities are within reach in a single day, and a guided trip takes care of the transport and timing so you can just look around. It is a good option if you have a few days in Brussels and want to see more of the country.

Choose a time slot convenient for you.

Bus tours cover more ground with less walking. They suit visitors with limited time, travelling with children or older relatives, or people who would rather get their bearings before deciding where to spend the afternoon. Some routes let you get off and rejoin later, which makes it easy to linger where you like.

Commentary is usually available in several languages, and the options are listed on each ticket.

Start with how much time you have. A couple of hours suits a walking tour of the centre, while a full day suits a trip out of the city. Then think about pace: walking tours are slower and more detailed, and bus routes are quicker and more relaxed.

If you are travelling as a family or with a group, look at the age guidance and language options before booking.