BRUSSELS · DAY TRIPS
Brussels’ best, in one list.
The 6 most popular antwerp day trips in Brussels right now. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Full-day guided trip from Brussels to Antwerp and Ghent with pro commentary, an Atomium photo stop, and the Mystic Lamb at San Bavón.
Most Popular“Pablo and Gabriel were amazing. They were very engaging as they shared interesting history of Ghent and Antwerp. The cities were beautiful and literally took my breath away.”
Antwerp in one day from Brussels: Rubens in the Cathedral of Our Lady, Antwerp-Centraal, diamond district, MAS museum, and more.
“Antwerp is a beautiful city. Jasmine, our guide, had a lovely manner and was very charming and knowledgeable. And being a half-day tour meant it was much less tiring than a full-day.”
Coach-style day trip from Brussels to Antwerp and Ghent with guided walks, Atomium photo stop, and solid free time.
“A comfortable and succinct way to explore 2 of Belgium's major cities in one day. A walking tour in each city spanning 1 hour was included in each city that really brought the unique history of each region to life. They were not scared of being open and honest of terrible truths, which was greatly…”
Guided Antwerp day trip from Brussels with UNESCO Central Station, Market Square, Cathedral time, port views, Bolleke beer. 7.5 hrs, $50.
“Our Guide Jasmine was really perfect! She looked for us well and knew the persons in the group all. She had a perfect knowledge and her voice was also perfect to understand. I recommend her as guide!”
Spanish-guided day trip from Brussels to Antwerp and Ghent by air-conditioned bus, plus a quick Atomium photo stop and timed free time.
“I have a Gambian passport and booked a flight with Airportugal, Manchester to Lisbon and finally Banjul, I bought a one way ticket costing £1568 does anyone know do I need a Transit Visa when I get to Lisbon? I've heard the ticket gets cancelled and you lose the cost”
Private 11-hour Belgium day with Antwerp and Brussels walking tours, chocolate and diamond museums, Atomium, plus beer and waffle tastings.
“A friend took me out to try this tour for chocolate tastings, and we ended up tasting A LOT hahaha but hopefully a lot of walking around the city afterwards compensated that. Anyways, a fan day out!”
The whole city, plus the fairytale towns and battlefields a short train ride away.
