Things to do in Brussels

I joined the English tour. Because I wasn't good at English, I told the guide, "I want to confirm important information directly, such as the reassembly time and place after the tour." Then, they gave me the guide's contact information via a chat app (WhatsApp) and told me to contact them anytime if I had any problems. Also, they explained the reassembly time and place slowly and repeatedly during the general explanation, so even I could understand it, but after everyone dispersed, they checked my understanding every time. The explanations during the city walk can be heard through a transceiver, so it's not a problem even if you walk behind. However, the English was difficult for me, so I didn't understand much. Since we broke up after touring the city's symbols with the guide, there was plenty of free time. I'm glad I joined this tour!

This day trip included visits to both Luxembourg and Dinant , with the guide providing a very detailed account of their history. But we had a limited time in Dinant. I would love to join this tour again.

every peny you pay for this trip is worth a thousand times... from the transportation to the tour guide (christina) and to the places we visited its lit 💯

The buses are on time and the drivers are very pleasant!! I highly recommend them!! As usual!

Super receommended this Bruges and Ghent Day Tour! Me and my wiife had a great time seeing the amazing places of Bruges and Ghent enjoy in one full-packed tour. Juliana, our tour guide, is very knowledgeable about all the places we visited. Aside from her very entertaining and educcational talks, appreciate her sharing of the best restaurants and little secrets of each place we visited. Very enjoyable! Don't miss this one when you're in Brussels!

I booked this tour for my sister and her husband and here is her review: Being up close and personal with the Atomium is amazing just by itself. We are happy we booked with Klook so we didn’t have to line up for the tickets. We love the view from the top plus the light show. For Choco-Story, entering the museum is easy too. We are happy that we can roam around freely plus the free chocolate tasting. The demo is really fun too! we bought chocolate shampoo from the shop :)

The chocolate museum offers a fascinating look at the history of chocolate. You can learn about its origins, see live demonstrations of how it's made, and even get to taste some samples. The hazelnut chocolate, in particular, is absolutely delicious.

This place helped me understand the history, manufacturing methods, and variety of Belgian beers, of which there are said to be 800 types. In particular, the service was great: I was able to enjoy two types of beer for free during the tasting, and two beers at the rooftop bar for free. There was also a corner where they recommended beers based on a psychological test, which was a fun way to learn about beer. I was very satisfied with the wide variety of beer-related merchandise available. Ease of booking on Klook: Booking was easy. You can book in 15-minute increments. Experience: The sight of glasses and beer bottles on display was impressive. The bottles were rotating on a lane like at a conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Price: It's cheap considering it includes two beers. The experience was worth it!

I chose the 48-hour Brussels Card and visited many museums, such as the Atomium, the Magritte Museum, the Royal Museums of Fine Arts, the Belgian Beer World, the Brussels канализация Museum, and the Belgian Comic Strip Center. As long as you plan your itinerary well, it's a worthwhile and convenient option.