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This guided walking tour of Antwerp will give you the opportunity to see the city's famous landmarks. You'll get to visit the Grote Markt square, the Antwerp City Hall, the bourse of Antwerp, the Vlaeykensgang, the Cathedral of Our Lady Antwerp, the Rubens House and the Brabo Fountain. You'll also get to hear remarkable facts and stories about the city and culture.

A Free Tasting Tour takes you through the cosy city centre to enjoy classic Belgian flavours. Your local, professional guide will lead the walk and share the stories behind why Belgians love these treats. Along the way you’ll hear insights about the city’s food culture and how these favourites became part of everyday life. You’ll sample a variety of free food items, typically including chocolate, waffles, fries, beer and other sweets, while your guide explains their origins and what makes each one special. The tour finishes with a free beer for those who want it, giving you a relaxed moment to savour the flavours and ask any final questions.

This free walking experience takes you into the heart of Antwerp’s old town. As you move along cobbled streets and across broad squares, you will see landmark sites such as the majestic city hall, the awe‑inspiring cathedral and the vibrant Grote Markt. Along the way you will encounter historic buildings and traces of the city’s medieval legacy, and you will hear about Spanish rule and other episodes that shaped Antwerp’s role in Belgium’s history. An Antwerpian local guide with years of experience as an Airbnb host and as a guide will share insider knowledge throughout the route. You will get practical tips on authentic local experiences, pointers to culinary hotspots and small local secrets that help you navigate the city like a resident. The experience combines history, local lore and cultural insight in a friendly, free walking format.

Join a Seal Beach Safari along the Noordsea, exploring the North Sea shoreline on an easy, educational beach walk that’s suitable for all ages. You will see seals close to the beach in their natural environment and learn about the animals and habitats you encounter. Along the way a guide will share facts about marine life, plants and shells, with special attention given to seals. The experience will include hands-on activities that vary by season. In summer you’ll use a trawl net to lift marine life from the shallow waters for a closer look. In spring and autumn a crab fishing rod will be used to try for bigger crabs. You’ll also have magnifying jars to inspect your finds and identification cards to help recognise different species. The walk will combine observation and learning, letting you examine creatures up close while your guide explains what you’re seeing.

On this bike tour in Antwerp you will explore the historic centre and take in the city’s main sights. As you move through the streets you will see the medieval Steen castle, the ornate city hall and the cathedral. The route also passes the central station and leads out to the old port area, Het Eilandje, where the MAS museum stands by the water. Antwerp by Bike has over 10 years' experience guiding visitors around the city. Guides are known for their in-depth knowledge and strong storytelling skills, so you’ll hear context and anecdotes as you ride. You’ll be on high-quality bicycles throughout the tour, making it a suitable choice for a first visit or for seeing the key tourist places in a short time.

Embark on a delectable 2-hour food tour in Antwerp, where flavors and history intertwine. Join expert guides as they lead you to culinary gems, offering small tastings of five iconic Belgian delights. Indulge in rich chocolates, savor crispy Belgian fries, and experience the refreshing notes of premium Belgian beer. Start your gastronomic journey at the Grote Markt, by the fountain of Brabo. Combine the best of Antwerp’s culinary offerings with insightful stories from your guide. Whether you’re a food enthusiast or looking to explore the city’s unique flavors, this food tour promises an unforgettable experience. Stroll through the city and see the Vleeshuis, Grote Markt, Cathedral, Vlaeykensgang, and Groenplaats. Depending on availability, enjoy a combination of tastings such as chocolates, waffles, meat cuts, cheese, fries, and Belgian beer. Finish your tour at a local café.

In Antwerp, a young boy stands alone on Groenplaats, confused and afraid. He doesn’t know his name or how he got there, and something feels wrong. Drawn into his mystery, you’ll follow cryptic clues through the city’s charming Old Town to uncover the truth and help bring him home. This self-guided walking adventure uses your smartphone to reveal hidden clues and unlock surprising local stories as you move between historic streets and landmarks. Along the way you’ll experience iconic sites such as the Cathedral of Our Lady and the narrow passage of Vlaeykensgang. You can go at your own pace—stop for a coffee, take photos, or pause the game whenever you like. The route blends emotional storytelling and teamwork with city discovery, offering an immersive way for families, friends, couples or curious travellers to explore Antwerp.

On an Antwerp Bike Tours experience you'll explore Antwerp by bike while supporting sustainable practices and local community engagement. For every tour and kilometre, trees are planted in Belgium to help offset your visit's CO2 footprint and to make Belgium as green as the bike's signature colour. Along the way the focus on sustainability will be part of the story you hear. You will ride in small groups that allow for a personalised experience and deeper engagement with knowledgeable guides. Tours are available to suit different interests, and private groups may request customised routes or experiences. Safety and comfort are prioritised, so you’ll use well‑maintained bicycles and be guided by staff who know the city and its stories. The result is a relaxed, informative way to see Antwerp while contributing to local environmental and community efforts.

You will sail on a sporty yet comfortable cabin sailing yacht across the Oosterschelde, the largest national park in the Netherlands. During the trip you can take the helm, try trimming the sails and practise basic navigation. You will learn how a sailboat works through hands‑on experience and onboard guidance, and there will be plenty of time to relax and enjoy the surrounding nature as you move through the estuary. Evening sailings can be booked individually, so you may meet other guests on board. You are welcome to bring your own drinks, and chilled drinks and snacks are also available for purchase. The atmosphere is informal, with a mix of practical sailing experience and quiet moments to watch the landscape and wildlife of the Oosterschelde.

In the Netherlands, Urban Escape Games let you explore a city of your choice with a team of family or friends. You will stroll through streets and squares while a mobile application guides your route and presents the challenges. The game will lead you to spots where your surroundings become part of the puzzle, so you’ll need to pay attention to buildings, signage and small details around you. Along the way you will solve puzzles and complete several missions designed to make the city feel like a playground. As you move through neighbourhoods, you may notice hidden corners and local character that help you progress. The experience focuses on teamwork and observation, and it will offer a different way to see a Dutch city while you work together to unlock each stage of the game.

This exciting smartphone game will help you discover the city in a unique way. The escape-style game traces the journey of Leonardo Notarbartolo – the mastermind behind one of the world's largest diamond heists that took place in Antwerp. Using your smartphone, you and your team will get into character and imagine you're Leonardo. Together, you'll uncover clues, solve puzzles and complete secret assignments to escape the city in just a few hours. Along the way, you'll discover popular sites and hidden gems dotting the streets of Antwerp.

Antwerp’s history as the home of the world’s first stock exchange and its long association with diamonds provide a lively backdrop for this app-led scavenger hunt. You'll follow phone-based riddles as you walk through the city centre, moving between landmarks at your own pace. There is no guide and no fixed start time, so you can begin whenever suits you. Along the route you'll solve clues at Het Steen, Stoelstraat 11 and the Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekathedraal, visiting the medieval waterfront, tucked-away corners and the city's Gothic high points. The game is suitable for families, groups of friends and couples. Photo challenges add a competitive element as you explore Antwerp’s Baroque streetscape. The experience is offered in 24 languages, including English, French, German, Spanish and Italian, and you can select your language in the app when you start.

On this audio-guided city walking tour, you’ll embark on a self-paced exploration of Bruges. You’ll be able to immerse yourself in the allure of Market Square, where the historic Belfry, resilient through fires, stands tall. During the tour, you’ll see the neo-Gothic marvel of the Provincial Court and discover the Jan van Eyck and the Burg squares. You’ll also explore timeless churches, from Saint Anne’s to the Church of Our Lady and the Basilica of the Holy Blood. Along the way, you’ll see the captivating Arents Court, home to evocative statues depicting the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, that Rick Poot crafted. At the end of the tour, you’ll have taken in most of the main attractions in Bruges.

This self-guided quest takes you around Zierikzee as you follow clues and solve challenges. Along the way you will encounter notable monuments, including all three remaining city gates, the former jailhouse annex execution site and the old harbour. The historic figure Cristóbal de Mondragón appears as your guide in the story and will definitely help you open your eyes to what Zierikzee really is. The experience is delivered as a phone game with a uniquely crafted narrative written by experienced writers. Instructions for downloading and playing will be sent to you by email. Several people can share a single phone while you play, and the game is designed to lead you through the city’s highlights at your own pace.

If you’re planning a day out or a weekend trip to Bergen op Zoom, this city walk turns the streets into an escape game. The route covers about 2.5 kilometres and blends puzzle-solving with a relaxed stroll through the town. It’s designed for families or groups of friends, and along the way there will be time to stop at a terrace and take a break. As you move through the town you’ll follow an app that guides your quest. The story centres on the Bamboozling Bergenaar, a local criminal who has been cheating residents for years. He steals and robs, and the police have so far found no trace. Some residents may be too embarrassed to speak to the police, so the game leaves it up to you and your group to piece together the clues and try to find him. The experience mixes local atmosphere with interactive challenges, offering a different way to explore Bergen op Zoom while working together to solve the mystery.