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Art and History Museum, Brussels: Entry Ticket

More than a museum, the Art and History Museum feels more like a homage to all things ancient and unusual. Built as a celebration of Belgium's 50 year independence, featuring 600,000 artifacts and art objects from all over the globe.

Atomium & Design Museum: Admission Ticket

This space‐age architectural triumph is an eye‐catching symbol of modern Brussels. stretching 100 meters into the sky! Built for the 1958 Brussels World Fair, the Atomium was originally intended as a temporary celebration of scientific ingenuity. But, much like the Eiffel Tower, the locals decided they rather liked it, and the Atomium has been a permanent fixture of the Brussels skyline ever since. Part museum, part exhibition space, and part viewing platform, you can learn all about the Atomium's history in the museums, and catch up on the latest high‐concept art in the vast exhibition spaces.

Bruges bus tour from Brussels

Enjoy a bus‐guided tour to Bruge departing from Bruges. The tour begins at the Lake of Love or Minnewater, one of the most impressive sights of Bruges. The itinerary goes into the historic center of Bruges, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Next to Walplein square where you will see some of the oldest houses in the city with a preserved medieval structure that characterizes Bruges and the Hospital of San Jhon, one of the oldest in Europe.Next see the "Church of Our Lady of Bruges", which hosts the Madonna of Michelangelo. Feast your eyes on the canals of Bruges that make this city similar to Venice. On the tour, pass by the Palace of the Lords Gruut and cross the San Bonifacio bridge and end up at the harbor del Rosario.The tour ends in two of the busiest and most central squares in Bruges: The Town Hall Square and the Grote Markt. At the end of the visit, you will have four hours to eat and explore the city at your leisure, taste the delicious chocolate of Bruges and see the popular lace shops.

Brussels Card: 49 Attractions + Discounts + STIB Public Transport

Get the golden ticket to the capital of Europe and squeeze every drop of cultural richness from your stay in Brussels, with the Brussels Card and (STIB) Public Transport. Walk right into countless museums, attractions, heritage sites, and leisure activities. And swan around the city in style with public transport taken care of in advance.

Brussels Highlights Walking and Bus Tour w/ Waffle

Our guided tour of Brussels is the perfect introduction to the fascinating capital of Belgium. You will have the chance to discover the ancient buildings of the city as well as its splendid modern districts. Our local guides are passionate on sharing information about our city’s past, present and future. The tour will start with the majestic Grand Place, the cradle of medieval Brussels, followed by our iconic Manneken Pis and the stunning Royal Galleries. We then hop on in one of our cozy coaches and the next stop will be the world‐famous Atomium. After that, we drive along the marvelous Chinese and Japanese Tower. From the Royal Residence, we will return to the city center to visit the Royal Palace, the European Parliament, the Commission and the Council of Europe. After this tour… you have seen all the highlights of our amazing capital city!

Brussels: Audio Guide App

This handy walking tour app comes ready‐loaded with 15 key points of interests across the city, with high‐quality visuals, in‐depth descriptions, and audio commentary from local experts. Simply download the app and activate your Brussels guide using this ticket. After that, all you need to do is plug in your own headphones and start exploring. The app will feed you real‐time cultural content straight into your ears as you approach the city's top landmarks like the Manneken Pis statue, the Grand Place, the Atomium, and more. It works offline too, so you don't need to have an active internet connection – just be sure to download the interactive maps before you set out.

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.

Halle Gate: Fast Track Ticket

The Halle Gate is the only remaining gate from the wall that surrounded Brussels in the 14th century. Now it houses a collection of artifacts focused on medieval city defense. Rotating exhibits illuminate forgotten corners of daily life. Crowning it all is a stunning vista of the city and surrounding countryside.

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!

Train World: Entry Ticket

Make tracks for the world of trains here in Brussels, where you can get the lowdown on the oldest railway network on the European mainland! Visit the oldest steam locomotive in Europe, browse the Belgian Railways heritage collection, see the electrification of the Brussels‐Charleroi line and more.