Full-Day Guided Tour of Brussels from Amsterdam
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Highlights
What's included
Cancellation & changes
Non-refundable
These tickets cannot be cancelled. Rescheduling is not allowed.
Your Exclusive Journey
Unveiling Amsterdam to Brussels: A Belgian Adventure
Commence your day in style aboard a spacious, air-conditioned coach, setting off on a scenic voyage from Amsterdam to Brussels, the vibrant heart of Belgium. Watch the picturesque countryside pass by, building excitement for your initial destination: the iconic Atomium. Originating from the 1958 World's Fair, the Atomium represents an enlarged iron crystal 165 billion times its actual size. A truly captivating beginning, wouldn't you agree?
An Immersive Blend of Heritage, Chocolate, and Discovery
Immerse yourself in Brussels' rich history with a guided stroll through its historic districts, exploring enchanting landmarks such as the Basilica of the Sacred Heart, Royal Palace, and the poignant ‘Tomb of the Unknown Soldier’. While navigating the city's charming streets, you'll encounter walls adorned with comic strip murals, a tribute to Brussels' comic art heritage, including the beloved character Tintin. Your adventure takes a delectable turn with a demonstration by a chocolatier, unveiling the secrets behind Belgium's renowned chocolates. Fun fact: Brussels Airport is renowned for selling more chocolate than any other single location worldwide. As your tour wraps up, savor ample free time. Whether you're enticed by upscale shopping or craving an authentic taste of Belgian fries, Brussels offers a myriad of experiences tailored just for you.
FAQs & details
Full-Day Guided Tour of Brussels from Amsterdam overview
Your Exclusive Journey Unveiling Amsterdam to Brussels: A Belgian Adventure Commence your day in style aboard a spacious, air-conditioned coach, setting off on a scenic voyage from Amsterdam to Brussels, the vibrant heart of Belgium.
Your Experience
Experience highlights
- Embark on a captivating full-day guided tour from Amsterdam to Brussels, where you'll marvel at iconic attractions such as the Atomium, Royal Palace, and the charming historic city quarters.
- Immerse yourself in the exquisite world of Belgian chocolate during a demonstration by a skilled chocolatier, savoring delectable samples along the way.
- Make the most of 3.5 hours of leisure time to shop, dine, and immerse yourself in the rich cultural experiences that Brussels has to offer.
- Capture a postcard-perfect moment at the Atomium, a symbol of Brussels, and delve into the city's captivating fusion of historical heritage and contemporary allure.
- Did you know? Contrary to popular belief, French fries are said to have originated in Belgium. Be sure to treat yourself to some authentic Belgian fries during your visit.
Know Before You Go
Ticket delivery and entry
- Your e-ticket will be sent to your email immediately upon booking confirmation.
- Show your e-ticket on your phone along with a valid ID when you reach the meeting point.
- Make sure to be at the meeting point 15 minutes prior to your scheduled tour time to prevent any delays.
- Locate your guide at the Tours & Tickets shop.
- Address: De Ruijterkade 34, 1012 AA Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Landmark: IJ Hall of Central Station
Confirmation
- Your e-ticket will be sent to your email right away
- Show your mobile e-ticket and a valid photo ID to your tour guide
- Be sure to arrive 10-15 minutes early for your tour to start promptly
- Meet your guide at the Heineken Experience bus stop, Stadhouderskade 78 , 1017 ZR Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Wait at the main entrance of the Heineken Experience, not by the water
- To find the meeting spot on Google Maps, search for - Heineken Experience
Full-Day Guided Tour of Brussels — frequently asked questions
What is included in the Full-Day Guided Tour of Brussels ticket?
The ticket includes 6 things: Explore Brussels on full-day tour, AC bus transfers included, Guided city walk for 1 hour, 3.5 hours free for shopping, sightseeing, Photo stop at Atomium landmark and Enjoy chocolate-making demo, tasting.
How long does Full-Day Guided Tour of Brussels take?
Allow 11.5 hours. This is the scheduled length of the experience; it varies with the ticket type you select and how busy the attraction is on the day.
Can I buy Full-Day Guided Tour of Brussels tickets on the day?
Yes. Booking is confirmed instantly, so a same-day ticket is possible while slots remain. Popular time slots sell out first, so booking ahead is safer if you want a specific time.
Can I cancel Full-Day Guided Tour of Brussels tickets?
No. This ticket is non-refundable once booked, so it cannot be cancelled for a refund and no partial refund is given for unused entry. Check the date and ticket type before paying.
Do I need to print Full-Day Guided Tour of Brussels tickets?
No. This is a mobile ticket, so the confirmation on your phone is accepted at entry. No printing and no voucher exchange is required unless the confirmation says otherwise.
Where you'll go
Tours & Tickets Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands
1012
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Ticket details
- Your e-ticket will be sent to your email immediately upon booking confirmation.
- Show your e-ticket on your phone along with a valid ID when you reach the meeting point.
- Make sure to be at the meeting point 15 minutes prior to your scheduled tour time to prevent any delays.
Meeting Location
- Locate your guide at the Tours & Tickets shop.
- Address: De Ruijterkade 34, 1012 AA Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Landmark: IJ Hall of Central Station
Access Directions to the Meeting Point
How to Reach
By Bus
- The nearest bus stop is Amsterdam Central Station (Bus stop H), just a short 1-minute walk to the meeting point.
- Take buses 1, 14, 18, 21, or others to reach your destination.
By Subway
- The closest Subway stop is Central Station, only a brief 5-minute walk to the meeting point.
- Board Subway M51, M52, M53, M54, or others to get there conveniently.
