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Go Belgium is a young, local, cooperative company that has the objective of making you discover Belgium in small groups, giving you the opportunity of enjoying a more personalized local experience while being respectful with the locals and the environment.
⭐️📖⭐️At the end of the tour you will receive a PDF guide with the best places in Brussels to continue discovering the city on your own!⭐️📖⭐️
Join us to discover this city with more than 1000 years of history, Brussels is a place full of secrets, always changing where people from all over the world meet. A city where the global and the provincial coexist, the past and the future. Brussels is undoubtedly a unique city in the world.
Find us at 14h00 (2pm) under the GREEN umbrella to immerse yourself for about two hours in the fascinating Brussels, so that when you finish you can function like a local in the capital of Europe and the (not so) little Belgium.
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But there is much more! You tell us yout interests and we will try to adapt!
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IMPORTANT:
☂ GREEN umbrellas on the Grand Place in Brussels
Being recognised by UNESCO as human heritage, the Grand Place is without any doubt one of the most beautiful squares in the whole world. As the starting point of our tour, this square will tell us about the beginnings of the current capital of Europe and how society in the middle ages was structured.
One of the most famous statues world wide. The Manneken Pis is one of the highlights of Brussels.
Comic books or Bande Dessiné (BD) in French are a composant of Belgian identity. Tens of walls all over the city are dedicated to some of the most famous comic book and cartoon characters; during all visit we will contextlise the "9th art" and visit some of those murals.
Jewelry boxes, luxury bags, diamonds and chocolate shops fill the showcases of this 19th-century shopping mall. These galleries are among the few that have been preserved, from a time when these types of spaces for the wealthier classes proliferated.
Free tours do not have a set price, instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).
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