BRUSSELS
Brussels’ best, in one list.
The 6 most popular self-guided tours in Brussels right now. The ones worth building an afternoon around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Make Belgian chocolate tablets, lollipops, and mendiants at Choco-Story Brussels, then enjoy a self-guided museum with audio and tastings.
Most Popular“We couldn’t attend the session as our bus was stuck for about 2 hours. But we did the chocolate museum.. it was fantastic and very nice”
App-led scavenger hunt through Brussels’ top sights with outdoor puzzles and multilingual clues. Self-guided, ~3 hours, $8.27.
“Wanted to cancel because a App not available. They Refused. Had to request link from operator. Link did not work for us. We paid for an experience we did no have.”
A self-guided Brussels old-town puzzle walk through beer bars and landmarks, played offline with 12 clue stops and no time pressure.
“Good Games. Nice, simple and intuitive.”
Self-guided audio walk in Leuven from Rector de Somerplein to Fonske. Offline maps, English narration, churches, squares, and beer stories.
“Excellent self-paced walking tour of Leuven. Clear, informative, interesting narration. Ability to pause tour and go into buildings along the route, saving having to retrace steps to return. Really enjoyed this tour.”
Brussels self-guided audio walk: royal palaces, UNESCO Grand Place, quirky statues, and great views from Palais du Justice, offline.
“We had a wonderful bespoke tour of Amsterdam. Anna was friendly and knowledgeable and included the high points and hidden gems of the city. Most everything was open despite it being Easter Sunday”
A self-guided Leuven walk with GPS audio in 7 languages, 30 local stories, and five key sights in 2–3 hours for about $9.
“Nice walk although I stayed hungry here and there.”
The whole city, plus the fairytale towns and battlefields a short train ride away.
