Terneuzen attractions

On this 40-minute tour, you’ll cruise down the waterways of Ghent’s medieval center. You’ll pass some of the city’s most iconic sights like The Three Towers, an ancient port, two castles – including Gravensteen, the 14th-century residence of Count Flanders – and several historic guild halls. Along the way, your local guide will provide interesting information and stories as you admire the views.

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.

This walking city tour of Ghent will give you the chance to experience the city's famous landmarks. As you follow your local guide around the city, you'll get to visit the Graslei, the Design Museum Gent, the Castle of the Counts, the House of Alijn museum, the Ghent City Hall, the Belfry of Ghent and the Saint Nicholas' Church. You'll also get to hear remarkable facts and stories about the city from a local guide.

This evening tour of Ghent takes you off the beaten track to explore the city's history, myths and legends with an experienced, passionate local guide. As you move through streets and squares, the guide will point out highlights and hidden gems, sharing stories that bring Ghent’s past to life and give context to the places you pass. The walk finishes in the medieval quarter of Gent, very close to the city centre, leaving you with a deeper understanding of the city and perhaps some new friends. Please note the guides are volunteers who offer tours for tips, so bring cash if you would like to reward them.

On this 1.5-hour tour, you will be able to experience the dark side of Bruges and hear ghost stories and long-forgotten legends from your expert local guide. During the tour, you will get to explore the lesser-known places of the city and learn about their history. Some of the highlights of the tour will be Jan van Eyck Square, Golden Hand Canal, Adornes Domain and the oldest bar in Bruges. Before the tour ends, you will get to taste a glass of Belgian beer (buy one drink, get one free) at the Bauhaus Bar.

With this experience, you’ll explore Bruges on foot with a local guide. You’ll begin the tour from Grote Markt Square in Bruges. You’ll walk around the city, passing iconic landmarks en route as you learn more about the city from your guide. You’ll also gain insights into the lifestyle of medieval Bruges. Additionally, you can go on a visit to a chocolate shop as part of the tour.

In Bruges, you'll explore the medieval historic centre in a small group led by a certified guide. As you move through cobbled streets and open squares, you'll see the stately town hall, picturesque squares and impressive facades that reflect the city's well‑preserved past. Around every corner you'll encounter striking views that reveal why the old town remains so distinctive. A relaxed boat trip along the canals will give you a different perspective and let you discover hidden corners at a gentler pace; you will share the boat with other guests. Afterwards, the local guide will take you past the Bonifacius Bridge, through green courtyards and along beautiful alleys, pointing out details and stories as you go. The experience will combine the highlights of the centre with quieter, less obvious spots for a rounded introduction to Bruges.

Explore medieval Bruges with a passionate local expert guiding you through its most famous sights. As you move through the city, you’ll visit the Burg and the bustling Markt, see the Belfry and the stately Gruuthuyse Castle, and stroll along the tranquil canals. Along the route you’ll pass historic spots such as Dijver and Rozehoedkaai, and walk by the fish markets and the city’s red‑light district. Along the way you may sample Belgian fries, chocolates, waffles and beer while your guide shares fascinating stories and local insights. The commentary will bring Bruges’ rich history and colourful tales to life, helping you understand the architecture, canals and neighbourhoods you encounter.

This tour will introduce you to the fascinating history of cocoa at Choco-Story: The Chocolate Museum. Located in a building dating back to the 15th-century, the museum is spread across four floors and showcases more than 1000 artifacts. You’ll learn about the evolution of chocolate from the ancient Aztecs and Mayans to the sophisticated treat known today. Your visit will end with a demonstration on making Belgian chocolate with a chance to taste the creations.

Enjoy a taste of Belgium in Ghent on this free food tour led by an expert local guide. As you move through the city, you’ll try a variety of local specialties and hear the stories behind their flavours. Numerous samples are included and may feature classic Belgian treats such as chocolate, waffles, fries and beer. The tour is tip-based, so remember to bring cash if you’d like to reward your guide. For beer, you will either receive a voucher for a free beer at GRUUT Brewery to enjoy at your leisure after the tour, or the group will be taken to the brewery itself, depending on the brewery’s opening hours. Along the way, you’ll learn about the foods you taste and the local traditions that shaped them.

During this tour, you’ll get the opportunity to take a walk around the old center of Bruges and immerse yourself in medieval history. Starting in the Markt, you’ll first find out how Bruges became a trading hub in the Middle Ages. You’ll then be able to discover the Belfry and the halls behind it. You’ll continue to the centuries-old Saint John’s Hospital and the Ten Wijngaerde beguinage. As you stroll through the city, your guide will share captivating facts and stories about life in Bruges in the past. Along the way, you’ll also have the chance to explore old breweries, see the Lake of Love, visit a historic church, walk in a picturesque garden and learn about the origins of Tanners Square. To round off the tour, you’ll pass by the Fish Market and stop in Burg Square.

This 40-minute boat tour will introduce you to the historical heart of Ghent. You’ll have an opportunity to admire the port, the Great Butchers’ Hall, the Castle of the Counts and many other attractions from the water. As you take in the views, you can listen to live commentary on board to gain insights into Ghent’s extensive history and present culture. You can ride open or covered boats for the tour, depending on your preference.

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.

In Bruges, the medieval city often called the Venice of the North, you will tour its corners and uncover its hidden stories on foot with an expert guide. As you move through narrow streets and alongside historic buildings, the guide will point out local history, architecture and little-known anecdotes that bring the city to life. Depending on the option you choose, the experience may include a boat ride along its canals, a beer tasting, or be limited to the walking tour. Along the way you will learn about the city’s past and present, hear insights from your guide, and enjoy views of Bruges from both street level and, if selected, from the water. The pace will be relaxed and focused on giving you a clear sense of the city’s character and secrets.

Taste the best of Belgian cuisine as you stroll through Bruges with an expert local guide. Along the way you'll sample local specialities such as chocolate, waffles, fries and beer, and your guide will explain the story behind each flavour and why these treats are so beloved in Belgium. Numerous samples are included, so you'll get a good variety as you move between stops. The tour is tip-based, so remember to bring some cash if you enjoyed the experience and want to reward your guide. The walk finishes in a local brewery, where a free beer is included to round off your tasting journey.