36 activitati in Brussels, BELGIUM

Brussels is known all over the world as the Capital of Europe but it has many more, lesser-known attractions: an amazing variety of architectural styles including the internationally renowned Market Square (Grand Place) and Art Nouveau districts, historic pubs ("cafes") where you can sample the glorious Belgian beers, famous chocolate makers and unchecked creativity in the fields of gastronomy, comic strips, fashion, not to mention the surreal language issue! From the former harbour downtown to the Royal district uptown, let us surprise you with this relaxed, 100% Brussels tour. Language English,French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish

Belgium may be tiny, but its beers are big and bold. No country in the world boasts a brewing tradition as rich and diverse. And nowhere will you find the quantity of quality beers as is offered by this little nation. Brussels in particular offers many varieties of artisan brews; each with a different but slightly tart and refreshing flavour. Brussels' grand and popular cafes serve as a window to the evolution of culture and social habits of the local people. Your beer tasting experience features visiting some of Brussels most typical drinking venues. Specialities are the traditional Brussels beers like Geuze, Kriek but also Trappist beers that come with a creamy white head and thirst-quenching white beers that go down deliciously on hot summer days. Your guide will help you to unravel some of Belgium's beer mysteries on this tour, giving great details of the different varieties of beer, their tastes and unique attributes. He will also provide you with tips of the do's and don'ts of the Belgian beers. The tour also includes a visit to the Royal Puppet Theater Toone and a guided walking tour past the Manneken Pis Statue, Ilot Sacre, Art Deco buildings, the Brussel's fish market and the island of Saint Gery, the oldest part of Brussels. Languages English and French. Includes Beer Tasting (a selection from Geuze, IV saisons, Malheur Blonde, Trappist amongst others) A selection of Belgian cheses, smoked hams and chocolates to complement the beer Children can enjoy delicious treats such as chocolate and cookies Visit to a local Brewery

Start with some tasting of detectable chocolates and learn why Brussels is famous for its mouthwatering chocolate. Sample some of the traditional beers in one of the oldest Brussels taverns. Your knowledge able guide will help you unravel some of Belgians beer mysteries. Belgians love their food, and the countrys cuisine is highly regarded throughout Europe. Get a taste of the local cuisine: mussels, frites and waffles with whipped cream and strawberries. Everything including in the price.

Make delicious treats such as orangettes, and pralines to take away, as you learn the art of chocolate making in the heart of Brussels. Take a walk through with a helpful and informative guide as they take you around the Grand Place area and tell you about the ins and outs of the heart of the old city. Together, you will see the Manneken-Pis, the oldest citizen of Brussels, the Sablon square filled with antique shops, the Royal Galleries, home to the oldest chocolate shop in Europe Neuhaus; credited with inventing the praline and the ballotin (box). Eventually you will follow the Brussels Comic Strip Route, a series of giant comic murals and colourful statues that enliven alleys throughout the old city centre. In addition to this extensive walk past the city's most luxury chocolate shops where you will taste some of the most high-end chocolate from boutiques such as Pierre Marcolini, Godiva, Withamer, Neuhaus to name a few. With so much to see and do, you will certainly not be disappointed.