Want to get a taste of Belgium while you're in Amsterdam? You'll visit Belgium's two treasures, Antwerp and Brussels, on this full-day trip and discover beautiful architecture, centuries of history and delicious Belgian beer, waffles and chocolates!
Highlights
- Full-day tour to Brussels and Antwerp from Amsterdam
- Approximately 1.5 hours in Antwerp
- Approximately 2.5 hours in Brussels
- Free time to wander or shop for souvenirs
- Visit a lace shop and drive along the Royal Palace
- Multilingual guide (English, German, Spanish and French)
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Brussels and Antwerp Day Trip from Amsterdam
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ANTWERPANTWERPPhoto by: eleftheriosGreece, 10 2010 -
BrusselsAn outdoor cafePhoto by: Julius BAustralia, 08 2009 -
famous kids..brusselPhoto by: azri z12 2012 -
mussels...restaurant in brussel..Photo by: azri z12 2012 -
souvenir shopbrusselPhoto by: azri z12 2012 -
brusselsmy family..Photo by: azri z12 2012 -
raining..still enjoy..Photo by: azri z12 2012 -
antwerpMe n my wifePhoto by: azri z12 2012 -
Manneken - brusselsManneken - brusselsPhoto by: jjohnny4511 2012 -
Belgian ArchitectureAnother old buildings typical of the early Belgian architecture being preserved in AntwerpPhoto by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
The Giant's CastleA real castle up close in Antwerp!Photo by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
Typical BelgianThis is an example of typical old Belgian buildings being preserved until nowPhoto by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
The SquareWhere all important government offices in ANtwerp are locatedPhoto by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
The AntwerpenI'm dressed in the same color as this statue.Photo by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
The Royal Place SquareThis is the view of the whole square.Photo by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
The Mannekin PisAlso an interesting landmark in Brussels with equally interesting stories of how it came about.Photo by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
The Royal PlaceActually a square where important government offices are locatedPhoto by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
The St Michael's CathedralThis is a Gothic style church built in the 13th century where most of the important events of the Royal Family are ...Photo by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
The AtomiumWhat was once a commemorative for an Expo held earlier in Brussels has now become a landmark.Photo by: Catherine CPhilippines, 05 2012 -
IMG_2916Yum!Photo by: ErueUSA, 04 2012 -
Useful Information
Antwerp, Belgium
Your first destination is beautiful Antwerp to visit the famous Market Square and cathedral. You'll have around an hour in Antwerp, the birthplace of Rubens and home of Belgium's largest Gothic church. You'll find a host of architectural wonders on every street waiting to be discovered.
You'll then take a scenic drive through the Belgian countryside to the lovely city of Brussels. You'll have approximately three hours in Brussels, touring the Royal Palace, seeing the buildings of the European Commission, the grave of the unknown soldier and, of course, the famous statue 'Manneken Pis'. You will also have time to visit a lace factory, go shopping (don't forget the Belgian chocolates!) or take a stroll around the historic town center.
Once you have spent time in Brussels and shopped for souvenirs, board the deluxe coach for your three-hour journey back to Amsterdam.
You'll then take a scenic drive through the Belgian countryside to the lovely city of Brussels. You'll have approximately three hours in Brussels, touring the Royal Palace, seeing the buildings of the European Commission, the grave of the unknown soldier and, of course, the famous statue 'Manneken Pis'. You will also have time to visit a lace factory, go shopping (don't forget the Belgian chocolates!) or take a stroll around the historic town center.
Once you have spent time in Brussels and shopped for souvenirs, board the deluxe coach for your three-hour journey back to Amsterdam.
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