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Musical Instruments Museum Brussels: Fast Track Entry

Fast track your entrance into this beautiful Art Nouveau building full of… well, musical instruments. Just like the name says. The Musical Instruments Museum is _the_ place to see and learn about old and rare instruments from around the world. It has four engrossing floors and more than 1,000 instruments on exhibit!

Ghent and Bruges Tour from Brussels

This tour will give you an opportunity to see Belgium’s most charming medieval cities in one day. Both cities have been declared World Heritage by UNESCO.In Ghent, you will discover St Bavo’s Cathedral, the City Hall, the typical Belfry and St Nicholas’ Church as well as the medieval harbor where students, tourists and locals gather. See the mighty fortress which was the former residence of the Counts of Flanders.After lunch in Bruges, get a photo stop on the banks of the romantic Minnewater and visit the picturesque Beguinage. Your guide will explain the history of the city from the Viking Age to its downfall at the end of the Middle Ages. You will see all the highlights of Bruges: the Basilica of the Holy Blood, the Bell Tower, the Church of Our Lady, St. John’s Hospital, etc. Optionally, you will have the opportunity to take a pleasant boat trip on the city’s narrow canals.

Brussels: Guided Chocolate Workshop + Tasting

Join the Belgian Chocolate Makers workshop in Brussels for a hands‐on chocolate‐making experience. Learn from expert chocolatiers and create your own chocolate treats. Enjoy hot chocolate or lemonade while crafting your confections. Taste different chocolates, including ruby chocolate and varieties from the Philippines and Congo.

Ghent tour from Brussels

Discover Ghent, one of the best‐preserved medieval cities in Europe!At 8.30am you will pick up at the center of Brussels to head for Ghent, a city located 60 km from the capital. During the guided tour, you will visit the Castle the Devil, the impressive Saint Bavo's Cathedral, where you can see the famous painting of the Van Eyck brothers “The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb”. You will admire the Ghent's buildings dating from the fifteenth or sixteenth century as the Guild House of the Masons in conjunction with other more modern and avant‐garde structures of the latest architecture. Then, the tour of Ghent will take you to the Dock of herbs and grains, the fish and meat market, the busy Friday Square, and finally to the majestic Castle of the Counts of Flanders.

Brussels Card: 49 Attractions + Discounts

Use your Brussels Card for 24, 48 or 72 hours and get unlimited access to all the best museums. See Autoworld, Belgian Chocolate Village, Museum of the City of Brussels, Planetarium of Brussels and more. You can even follow your nostrils to the Sewers Museum!