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Bus & bike tours in Brussels

This page compares 8 hop-on hop-off, bus and bike tours from the current Brussels inventory. Offers are ordered by verified review count rather than advertising labels, so a heavily reviewed option does not disappear below a new five-star listing. The Hop-On Hop-Off bus dominates with thousands of reviews; the rest are bike tours, city-card combinations and a seasonal open-top Christmas lights bus.

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Picked from every tour and ticket in Brussels – ranked by real reviews, price and what is included.

8 tours available · Sorted by number of verified reviews. Prices from GetYourGuide as of our last update. The current price and availability are shown on GetYourGuide before booking.

Bestseller

Brussels: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

· 4.0 (5,001)

Sightsee around Brussels with a 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off double-decker bus ticket and audio guide in 11 languages. Enjoy panoramic views and see sights like the Atomium and…

from €25 per person

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Brussels Highlights & Hidden Gems Bike Tour

⏱ 3.5 hours · 4.8 (543)

Join our surprising guided bike tour and discover Brussels’ highlights and hidden gems! Perfect for first-time visitors and anyone looking to discover more of Brussels. Explore…

from €26 per person

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Brussels: Sightseeing Bike Tour

⏱ 3.5 hours · 4.7 (171)

Enjoy a fun and interesting tour of Brussels’ main sights. Our 3.5-hour tour takes you on an easy ride through Brussels’ main monuments and attractions.

from €39 per person

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Brussels: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour and Ferris Wheel Combo

· 4.0 (135)

Explore Brussels at your own pace with a hop-on hop-off bus tour and a ride on a Ferris wheel. Enjoy a 360-degree view of the city from the top of the iconic Ferris wheel.

from €30 per person

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Brussels: City Card with Hop-On Hop-Off Bus

⏱ 1 - 3 days · 3.9 (84)

Get the keys to Brussels and save money on entrance to dozens of museums and attractions with a Brussels Card, for 24, 48 or 72 hours. Explore the city at your own pace on the h…

from €63 per person

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Brussels: Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour & Belgian Beer World Museum

· 4.4 (29)

Explore Brussels at your own pace in 48-hour on board a hop-on hop-off electric double-decker bus with audio guide in 11 languages and experience the Belgian Beer World Museum.

from €45 per person

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Brussels: Open Top Christmas Lights Tootbus Tour

⏱ 1 hour · 2.9 (25)

Let the enchantment of Brussels during Christmas sweep you away. Take a seat, unwind, and soak in the illuminated spectacle from the bus’s open-top deck.

from €19 per person

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Brussels Art Nouveau & Hidden Greens Bike Tour

⏱ 225 minutes · 3.8 (2)

Discover Brussels’ Art Nouveau masterpieces, green neighbourhoods and parks during a bike tour guided by a local

from €35 per person

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Good to know: Check the meeting point, language, duration and everything included before booking. Several Brussels products bundle activities that can also be bought separately, so the cheapest headline is not always the closest comparison. Check the route, how long the ticket is valid and the audio-guide languages before booking; the centre of Brussels is compact enough to see on foot or by public transport.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a guided day trip to Bruges and Ghent better than going by train?

It depends on what you want to control. A direct train to Bruges takes about an hour, so you can go on your own and choose your pace. The guided day trips listed here last around 10 hours and combine both cities in one booking, with transport handled for you. Check the departure point and language on the booking page.

Does Brussels have a beach?

No. Brussels lies inland, so there is no sea and no beach in the city. The offers here are walks, tastings, museums and day trips to other Belgian cities, not boat or beach tours.

How do I get to the Atomium and Mini-Europe?

Both stand on the Heysel plateau in the north of the city. Take metro line 6 to the station Heysel (Heizel); the Atomium is a short walk from there and Mini-Europe is next to it. Tickets for one attraction do not automatically cover the other, so read the listing.

What is Brussels best known for?

The Grand-Place (UNESCO World Heritage since 1998), the Art Nouveau houses of Victor Horta (UNESCO since 2000), chocolate, waffles, comic-strip art and Belgian beer culture, which UNESCO listed as intangible heritage in 2016. Bookable activities add chocolate and waffle workshops, beer tastings, walking tours, museum tickets and day trips.

Can I see Brussels in one day?

The central sights around the Grand-Place lie close together, so one day covers the highlights. Guided walks in the listings run about 2.5 hours and chocolate workshops 1.5 to 2.5 hours, so plan a museum, the Heysel plateau or a workshop as extra time rather than squeezing everything in.

Do I need a car in Brussels?

Not for the central sights. Metro, tram and bus connect the centre with Heysel and the main museums, and trains run to Bruges and Ghent. A car mainly adds parking to think about; day trips by coach or train take care of the longer distances.