Belgium · SELF-GUIDED TOURS IN BRUSSELS
Belgium is small enough that a wasted half-day hurts. These 9 self-guided tours in Brussels justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes.
Make chocolate tablets, lollipops, and mendiants at Choco-Story Brussels, then explore the museum with an audio guide in 11 languages.
“We had amazing experience the teacher was lovely and we had so much fun and the chocolate taste delicious”
App-guided Brussels scavenger hunt linking top sights, riddles, and turn-by-turn directions in multiple languages over about 3 hours.
“Waste of money - never received the activation code. Really frustrating and annoying. Was never sent an SMS or whatsapp as per the instructions”
A self-guided offline puzzle walk through Brussels Old Town beer bars, squares, and quirky sights, with 12 challenges in about an hour.
“We enjoyed this a lot, visited some great bars we otherwise wouldn't have seen and tried a variety of beers.”
Self-guided audio walk through Leuven’s historic center, universities, chapels, and squares. Lifetime access in English, offline ready.
“Omg! Leuven is a hidden gem! Universities, colleges, cafes and churches…. A rainy day but so much energy! The guided tour was a great introduction to the history of the city!”
Walk Brussels at your own pace on a VoiceMap self-guided tour, from royal power to modern views, with offline audio for $9.99.
“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”
Self-guided Brussels puzzle hunt with audio GPS, 10 iconic outdoor stops, flexible start anytime, and tips for food and shops.
“It’s a fun family experience taking in some of the most beautiful sites in Brussels. We had so much fun solving the clues too.”
Self-guided Brussels comic mural walk with offline map and clear audio. 12 murals in under 2 hours for $7.
“Fun walk around the city. Would recommend doing this early in your stay in Brussels as you see a lot of the city by foot to avoid re-walking it. We sight saw first and then did this our last day. Interesting facts about the comics. There is also a Read more”
A $9.62 phone game and city tour in Brussels that guides you through iconic sights, with quizzes and missions at your own pace.
“The principle is nice but the questions are trivial which makes the interest of the game lose, and in this case, there are tour guides richer in information than this guide game.Auto-translated”
A 5.5 km self-guided Leuven walk with GPS audio in 7 languages, 30 story stops, and time to wander at your pace.
“Nice walk although I stayed hungry here and there.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
