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The Manneken Pis , a bronze fountain statue by Jerome Duquesnoy, dates from 1619 when it replaced a stone statue from the 1400s. The residents of Brussels have embraced this diminuitive statue of a small boy urinating into a fountain as a symbol ... 

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5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

Väga tore ja hariv päev oli. Meie giid oli vapustav!

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

Not to miss!!! Wonderful sites to see, just wish you had more time in each city!

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

Chocolate was great and guide was friendly and funny, goes down well with a nice Belgium beer!

Doing what: Brussels Chocolate Walking Tour and Workshop

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

Very friendly and informative tour guide. Great chocolate journey experience.

Doing what: Brussels Chocolate Walking Tour and Workshop

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

The tour was really good. Would recommend this tour. The guide was knowledgeable and we got proper info about the 2 cities as well as Amsterdam. Enough time was given in both the cities to look around, take pictures and purchasing. It's worth a trip

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

I loved Brussels!!! There are so many cool places and museums and the Brussels Card is totally worth buying!!! Museums are not expensive but with the Card you can go to each of them as many times as you like. Most of them only work between 10AM and 5PM though and are closed on Mondays. And some of the participating venues are even closed on Tuesdays as well as on Mondays. If you want to visit the Botanical Garden you should probably avoid visiting Brussels on Monday and Tuesday... :)

Doing what: The Brussels Card

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

We enjoyed our tour to Brussels and Antwerp as it was very informative on the history of the areas as well as the trip to those places. They are lovely old cities and we especially like the architecture of the old buildings which have much more character than the more modern buildings of today.

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

5 star rating: Highly Recommended
June 2013

I loved Belgium and this was a really cool way to see it. There was minimal time in Antwerp but since it was smaller that was ok. Lots of time in Brussels to enjoy yourself and shop. Some advice: buy the Belgium chocolates in Antwerp as they are cheaper and the same or better quality it just does not have the tourist markup!

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

4 star rating: Recommended
June 2013

great walk, all through the biggest chocolate shops, we were able to taste some chocolate and also learn learn a thing or two about the making of chocolate..interesting tour

Doing what: Brussels Chocolate Walking Tour and Workshop

4 star rating: Recommended
June 2013

A combination walking tour including Brussels sights and history along with information about a number of chocolatiers one would never know by simply walking into the stores. The chocolate insights were fun to learn and the tasting was, of course, wonderful. The workshop portion of the tour was great fun, and leaving with a bag of chocolates we made ourselves was very rewarding. Of all that we did in Brussels, this was easily a highlight.

Doing what: Brussels Chocolate Walking Tour and Workshop

4 star rating: Recommended
June 2013

Our tour guide was friendly and presented frequent facts along the way in several different languages. The bus was a comfortable double-decker with great views. To do Brussels sightseeing justice, an overnight stay and then back to Amsterdam would have been better.

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

4 star rating: Recommended
June 2013

Lost passengers in Antwerp, traffic jams leaving Brussels, a freeway accident, meant the 11 hour trip lasted almost 13 hours. Tour should depart earlier than 10am . Chocolate shop in Brussels was bedlam with many tour groups arriving together. Tour was interesting and guide was informative but even she was apologising to us all for the delays. More time in Antwerp and Brussels would have been good.

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

4 star rating: Recommended
June 2013

We had Avelyn and Denny as our guide and driver - both very informative and professional. Only one Chocolate shop was visited whilst on tour, however ample time to investigate others at leisure is available - just don't feel as though you won't get a chance to go elsewhere and feel pressured into buying only from one shop. There is ample time to investigate both Brussels and Antwerp. Avelyn was very informative and kept timing throughout the tour. There was some walking. Tour was a very large group and if you lost sight of the guide - you would have gotten lost. It was a busy day in Brussels and this could have easily happened. Was a large group and commentary was in multiple languages which was ok if you didn't mind listening to talking all day long. Would recommend.

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

4 star rating: Recommended
June 2013

The tour was great. Unfortunately, it was just a big city. Would have liked to spend more time in Brussels and just drive through Antwerp.

Doing what: Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam

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