Best of · BELGIUM
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 5 belgium bus tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to check before you commit.
Use a 24 or 48-hour Tootbus pass to explore Brussels on the red route, with 11 stops, open-top views, multilingual audio, Wi-Fi, live bus tracking, and free walking tours. You can start at Central Station, reach the Atomium, and hop off near the Grand Place, museums, Marolles, or European Parliament.
“Was a good experience and good info with thr audio guide Imad bus driver was very kind”
Spend nine hours with a local English-speaking guide such as Philippe or Lucas, visiting Ypres, Hill 60, Passchendaele, Polygon Wood, trenches, memorials, and war graves. Lunch is included, and you can request an evening return after the Menin Gate Last Post Ceremony.
“This day out was the highlight of our glorious week in beautiful Brugge. Our guide Phil was an encyclopaedia of historical WW1 knowledge which he re-told impeccably. He was informative, inspirational witty, caring when he told us about the history of young men who are buried, both Allies and Getmanndolduers. Jack and Jim Hunter’s story moved me to tears..full marks Phil! I will certainly recommend Quasimodo tours to my friends if they visit Belgium.”
Start with a guided walk through Grand Place, Manneken Pis, and the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, then ride an air-conditioned coach past the Atomium, royal districts, Jubelpark, and EU institutions. Guides such as Jasmine, Yasmine, Bruno, and Stéphane lead tours in English, French, or Spanish, with a waffle included.
“Thought the walking would be self guided, but our guide lead us for about 30 minutes of touring in the Grand Place area. Then onto the bus! She guided us in 3 different languages, easily.”
Use a 100% electric Tootbus to connect Brussels Central Station, Grand-Place, the European Quarter, Cinquantenaire, Place Royale, and Atomium. Hop off to explore, then follow the next bus with the app. Audio tours, kids’ commentary, Wi-Fi, and Tootwalk walking tours are included, but service gaps can affect your day.
“Not worth buying 2 day pass. Streets are in awfull shape. Lots of cobble stone's streets make it for a bumpy ride. Long lines at :Atomium". The view is not worth the price.”
Join Brussels City Tours for a four-hour English or Spanish outing through central Brussels. Walk past Grand Place, Manneken Pis, the Royal Galleries, and the cathedral, then ride by coach to the royal quarter, European quarter, Palace of Justice, Sablon, and Atomium. A waffle tasting is included.
“The guide Jasmine was very nice and knowledgeable, not only about Brussels but other cultures. She gave us a very nice tour and everything was organised v well and smooth. Loved the touch of getting waffles.”
A loop, an open deck, a night run or a whole day on the coach.
