Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour by City Sightseeing

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Duration: 1d+
Location: Brussels, Belgium | Brussels, Belgium


Category: Hop-on Hop-off

Highlights:
Frequent service with buses every 30 minutes
Informative audio commentary in 8 languages
Route includes the Parc d'Osseghem & the Royal Palace
No limit to the number of times you can hop on & off
Option to choose multiple bus routes

Inclusions:
24-hour or 48-hour hop-on hop-off bus pass of Brussels
Unlimited rides within the duration of your pass
Pre-recorded commentary in English, French, Dutch, German, Spanish, Russian, Japanese, and Italian
Headset for tour commentary

Description:

Pack your pockets full of waffles and chocolate, and cruise cosmopolitan Brussels—known as a center for international politics—on board the top of a double-decker bus. Pace your day however you please—this hop-on hop-off tour combines utter convenience with the city’s main claims to fame.

Head over to the 18th-century Royal Palace of Brussels and peer past its grand column-lined façade for a sneak peek at the country’s King and Queen. Visit the Berlaymont, a building that houses the headquarters of the entire European Commission. Featuring a modern design to match its dire purpose, be sure to note its 4-pointed-star shape—especially apparent from above.

Board the bus and make your way to the Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium. A complex of 4 museums that collectively contain more than 20,000 works of art, admire the Flemish paintings which stand out as particularly moving.

After a leisurely stroll down the purple beech-lined paths of Parc d'Osseghem, cross the street to the bizarre Atomium. Consisting of 9 connected spheres, this structure was built for the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. Make your way to the top and marvel at the 360-degree bird’s-eye view of the charming city below.

Atomium route stops include:

• Arenberg
• Atomium
• National Basilica
• Dansaert Street
• Manneken Pis

Europe route stops include:

• Art Nouveau
• Abbaye de la Cambre
• Parc Leopold
• Cinquantenaire
• Palais Royal