Cities of Art
& History

Bruges

Venice of the North

The Grand Place - Beating heart of Bruges, surrounded by gothic architecture and preserved medieval facades. The Beguinage - A haven of peace listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, founded in the 13th century. The Canals - A walk along the canals to discover Bruges from its most romantic angle.

Tour 8 hours

Ghent

Medieval Splendor

Ghent reveals a breathtaking architectural richness at every crossroads. Your passionate guide takes you to discover the treasures that make the pride of this millennial city. St. Bavo's Cathedral - Sheltering the Mystical Lamb of the Van Eyck brothers. The Belfry - Symbol of communal independence, classified UNESCO. St. Nicholas Church - Scaldian Gothic masterpiece in the heart of the city.

Tour 6 hours

Antwerp

Diamonds and Flemish Baroque

The Diamond District - Antwerp, the world diamond capital, still handles more than 80% of global trade. The Rubens House - Residence and workshop of the great Baroque master Peter Paul Rubens, witness of a universal genius. The Port & the Old Town - One of Europe's largest ports, surrounded by a historic city of incomparable richness.

Tour 6 hours

Dinant

The Pearl of the Meuse

The Collegiate Church of Our Lady - A masterpiece of Mosan Gothic crowned by its emblematic bulbous spire, at the foot of the citadel. The Citadel - Perched on its rocky spur, it overlooks the Meuse and is reached by funicular, with an exceptional panorama over the town. The Meuse Riverside - A walk along the river, between colourful facades, saxophone houses and the Bayard Rock towering over the valley.

Durbuy

The World's Smallest Town

Durbuy Castle - Its medieval silhouette is mirrored in the Ourthe, among slate roofs and the ramparts of the old town. The Cobbled Lanes - A maze of stone houses, craft workshops and flower-filled terraces, to explore on foot, outside of time. Ardennes Gastronomy - An exceptional table and local produce by the water, to extend the stroll.

Leuven

The Gothic Pearl of Brabant

The Town Hall - A masterpiece of Brabant Gothic, with its finely carved turrets and 236 statues, on the Grote Markt. St. Peter's Church - Facing the town hall, it houses Dirk Bouts' Last Supper and the city treasury. The Old University - Historic colleges, cobbled lanes and the student spirit that fills the city's cafés and breweries.

Bouillon

Godfrey's Medieval Citadel

The Castle - Belgium's oldest feudal fortress, perched on its rocky spur above the Semois, to explore through its underground passages and towers. The Crusader's Legacy - Home of Godfrey of Bouillon, leader of the First Crusade, whose memory still marks every stone of the town. The Semois Riverside - The Cordemois bridge, cobbled lanes and riverside terraces, set in the green Ardennes.