easy
8–10 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable walking required
Discover the charm of Belgium in a single day with this guided tour from Paris to Brussels and Bruges. Experience historic sights, local flavors, and picturesque canals—all in one memorable trip.
16 Hours · All Ages
Experience the magic of Belgium in a single day as you explore the stunning cities of Brussels and Bruges. Discover iconic landmarks, indulge in delicious waffles and craft beers, and wander through picturesque canals and charming streets. This unique tour promises unforgettable sights and tastes that will leave lasting memories.
Embark on an unforgettable journey through two of Europe's most enchanting cities! From the idyllic canals of Bruges to the architectural splendor of Brussels, this tour will take you through captivating landscapes of the Dutch countryside and historical sites you won't want to miss.
Once you have arrived in Belgium, you will start by visiting the capital, Brussels, visiting some of its most important places, such as the Grand-Place or the Manneken Pis. Take the opportunity to try a waffle with its famous chocolate or a craft beer.
You will continue your tour with a visit to the city of Bruges. Once there, you will stroll through Markt Square, admire the Belfort, cross the romantic canals, or simply get lost among the cobbled streets and chocolate shops.
Taste delicious Belgian beers and chocolates and discover hidden places you won't find in the guidebooks. Enjoy an experience you'll never forget.
The tour itinerary is subject to change due to external factors beyond our control, such as traffic conditions, local events, or other unforeseen circumstances.
Starting early helps you see more sights and enjoy less crowded attractions.
Walking on cobblestones and uneven streets requires supportive footwear.
Capture the stunning architecture and scenic canals to relive the memories.
Don’t miss out on waffles and craft beers available in both cities.
Allow some extra time for spontaneous stops or delays, especially in Bruges.
Brussels became an official European Union capital in 1993, blending political significance with historic charm.
efforts focus on preserving Bruges’s medieval structures and managing tourism sustainably to protect its allure for future visitors.
Supportive shoes are vital for walking on cobblestone streets and uneven surfaces.
Carry essentials like water, snacks, and a camera for convenience.
Dress in layers to adapt to changing weather conditions throughout the day.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific
Helpful for additional self-guided exploration and navigation.