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What will we see on the Free Walking Tour Brussels?
- Meeting point:
Everard 'T Serclaes
Tintin Comic Mural
Manneken Pis
Église Notre-Dame des Victoires au Sablon
Place du Petit Sablon
Mont des Arts
Reloj de Carillón Mont des Arts
Catedral de San Miguel y Santa Gúdula de Bruselas
- End point:
What will we do on the Free Tour of Brussels?
Discover all the must-see places in Brussels and the secrets only locals know with the city's top-rated free tour.
It will be an educational, enjoyable, and pleasant walk. We will travel through time via the history of the European capital, from its origins to today, with an excellent local guide who will ensure you have an authentic experience.
The tour will start at the majestic Grand-Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a square surrounded by Gothic guild houses and home to the imposing medieval Town Hall.
Next, we will walk to the bronze statue of Everard 'T Serclaes, a Brussels hero from the 14th century, before admiring the colorful Tintin mural, an icon of Belgian comics. And of course, a visit to the Manneken Pis, the famous statue of the peeing boy, is a must.
We will head up to the Sablon district to visit the Église Notre-Dame des Victoires au Sablon, a jewel of Brabantine Gothic, and the ornamental gardens of Place du Petit Sablon with its 48 statues of medieval guilds.
We will continue to the Mont des Arts, a panoramic viewpoint in the historic center where you will find the Carillon Clock, which marks the hours with traditional melodies. From here, we'll admire the views towards the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula, a gothic temple where royal ceremonies are held.
We'll finish in the historic Galeries Royales Saint Hubert, the first covered shopping arcade in Europe (1847), with its elegant boutiques, Art Nouveau cafés, and artisan chocolate shops.
Places for this guided tour are limited and may sell out. If you show up at the meeting point without a reservation, we can't guarantee you a spot on the tour. Reserve for free in one minute and avoid unnecessary risks (you can cancel anytime).
Tour details
It lasts approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.
The tour is never canceled in case of bad weather.
No minimum number of people is required for the tour to take place.
Online payments are accepted via: Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay and Google Pay.
Booking and cancellation are free of charge.
Up to 6 people who know each other are allowed.
No suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Pets are allowed.
Frequently Asked Questions
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If we are a large group, can we make several separate reservations?
No. All people who know each other must make a single reservation. Otherwise, they may not be able to participate in the tour.
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What is the best time to visit Brussels?
For the vast majority of travelers, summer. Especially if you are sensitive to the cold, since the temperatures are pleasant without being excessively hot. The Belgian capital also has great charm in winter, but the intense damp cold means that some travelers do not enjoy it as much.
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What to do in Brussels in summer?
Start your summer adventure with a free tour in Brussels, where expert guides will reveal the best-kept secrets of the Belgian capital and help you make the most of your stay.
Relax in Parc du Cinquantenaire, a 30-hectare green oasis perfect for picnics, outdoor sports, and cultural events. In summer, it hosts festivals, markets, and concerts, while its majestic Triumphal Arch offers excellent views of the city.
Do you like comics? Explore the fascinating world of Brussels comics by following the mural route of Tintin, Lucky Luke, and other famous characters scattered throughout the city. More than 60 murals will guide you to authentic spots that few tourists know.
Want to see a beautiful sunset and take great photos? You can go up to panoramic terraces like Mont des Arts to enjoy spectacular sunsets in Brussels. A great way to relax after an intense day exploring the city.
During part of the summer (usually from July 21st to mid-September), you can visit the Royal Palace for free, open only at this time of year. Inside you will find sumptuous halls, including the Hall of Mirrors and the Throne Room.
Open-air concerts in Brussels Park or food events on the terraces of the Galeries Saint-Hubert are also interesting and popular plans. At this time, Brussels' social life comes alive until late at night.
