

Holland is only a stone's throw away and nevertheless the country is strikingly different. Along Antwerp, cross the Dutch border, and drive through the endless polders with countless windmills before reaching the Amsterdam area.
First you will visit a traditional craft center at a traditional farm to get familiar with everything that made the glory of Holland: tasty cheese, traditional clogs and beautiful pottery. There's also time for lunch (optional).
In the afternoon you can admire splendid Amsterdam. Take the opportunity to join a boat tour along the many picturesque canals (optional) or have a break and enjoy some free time at the "Dam" square which is famous for its royal palace.

Antwerp, Belgium's second largest city and Europe's largest harbor has kept many memories of its rich past. Above all, it is the city of Peter Paul Rubens, world famous master of the 17th century.
Drive to the center and leave the bus to visit the Marquet Square with its ancient houses and Our Lady's Cathedral. This cathedral contains, amongst other treasures, two of Ruben's master works: "The Elevation of the Cross" and "The Decent from the Cross".
Antwerp is also the world's diamond center, so you'll be able to visit a diamond workshop to learn more. Return to Brussels after a drive through the harbor of the city.

Upon arrival in Bruges you will visit the Lake of Love (Minnewater) and the Beguinage (convent).
Afterwards, join a walking tour and discover Our Lady's Church, with the Madonna statue by Michelangelo, the Market Square with the Belfry and the Town Hall Square (Burg) with the Chapel of the Holy Blood. During the trip to Bruges a recorded commentary will help you discover the history of Flanders, Ghent and Bruges.
After the walking tour and for weekend tours only, you can choose to include an optional boat tour along the canals. The price is approximately 4,40 Euro (to be paid direct).

With great views from the top of the bus, strategically placed stops and an interesting commentary, this truly is the best way to see the sights of Brussels.
You can hop on and off the Visit Brussels Line as many times as you like aboard this open-top double-decker bus. There are 12 stops and the entire route takes approximately 1.5 hours. The bus departs every 30 minutes from each stop. Tickets are valid for 24 hours from first use.
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Begin today with a short walk to the famous Grand Place, world famous Market Square and the heart of Medieval Brussels. Here, you will hear about the history of the remarkable City Hall and quaint Guild Houses.
Next you will start the tour by luxury coach to see the beautiful St. Michael's Cathedral, the Congress Column and the Heyseldistrict with the world-famous Atomium. Marvel at the sight of the Chinese Pavilion and the Japanese Tower.
Passing the Royal Residence, return into the city center and see the Sablon district with countless antique dealer shops.
Your visit continues with a drive in front of the magnificent Palace of Justice and see the fashionable Louise Square. Passing the stately Royal Square, the Royal Palace and the Houses of Parliament arrive in the Cinquantenaire district, the Triumphal Arch, exceptional museums and splendid Art Nouveau houses are the highlights of this part of Brussels.
Here, you will also be at the very heart of the European Union: drive in front of the imposing EU buildings housing the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Council of Ministers.

After a one hour drive through the beautiful scenic Belgium countryside, arrive in Ghent. Here you will visit the St Bavo Cathedral, home of the world famous "Mystic Lamb" painting (optional, closed on Sunday).
During the city tour you will see the important buildings from the Middle Ages, such as the Belfry, the St. Nicolas Church and the Castle of the Counts of Flanders. Through the Flemish countryside, proceed to Bruges.
Upon arrival visit the Lake of Love (Minnewater) and the Beguinage (convent). Take advantage of some free time to enjoy lunch (not included) before you start a walking tour to discover: Our Lady Church with the Statue by Michaelangelo, the Market Square with the Belfry and the Town Hall Square (Burg) with the Chapel of the Holy Blood.
After the walking tour you can take an optional boat cruise along the canals. You will depart Bruge at approximately 6:30pm. During the trip to Bruges headphones will inform you about the history of Flanders, Ghent and Bruges.

With just one day to spare, take a full day coach tour from Brussels and explore the picturesque Ardennes region and Luxembourg. Surrounded by rolling hills and dense forest, you’ll emerge at Lavaux Saint-Anne, a beautiful Belgian Castle. Opt to visit the museum dedicated to hunting and nature.
With just one day to spare, take a full day coach tour from Brussels and explore the picturesque Ardennes region and Luxembourg.
Surrounded by rolling hills and dense forest, you’ll emerge at Lavaux Saint-Anne, a beautiful Belgian Castle. Opt to visit the museum dedicated to hunting and nature.
Upon arriving in the land locked Luxembourg, your local guide will take you on a sightseeing tour through the capital of the Grand-Duchy. After lunch you’ll venture through the old city followed by free time to explore at your own leisure.
On the way back to Brussels, we stop at Dinant. Perched by the riverside, you will visit the impressive citadel overlooking the town. Your drive back to Brussels is scenic, following the river Meuse as far as Namur.

The Brussels Card is your entrance ticket to a long list of Brussels' museums and ALL the buses, trams and metros of the Brussels Public Transport Company (STIB), except for the lines L12 (Nato-Airport) and N71. For the National Botanical Gardens of Belgium and for the Wellington Museum you have to pay a small supplement as well.
SAVE MONEY WITH THE BRUSSELS CARD:
Every card comes with a FREE guidebook with helpful information on the establishments associated with the card, as well as a city map
This guide comes with your Brussels Card and explains everything about the museums below and about other discounts included in the Brussels Card:
The descriptions are in 4 languages: Dutch, German, French and English.

In Waterloo you will visit the battlefield (all visits are optional), where you can see the historical farmsteads as well as the monuments erected by the Nations that participated in the battle.
Stop and choose to visit the Panorama painting (by L. Dumoulin), and the Visitor's Center, where you can join an audiovisual reconstruction of the battle. There is also some free time to climb the Lion Hill. All visits on the battlefields are optional.
You will also have time to visit the Royal Army History Museum if you wish.