Belgium · ATOMIUM TICKETS
Entry is by timed slot and the lift to the top sphere decides how long you spend inside. These 10 cover the plain ticket, the combinations with the Design Museum and Mini-Europe, and the day trips that stop for the photograph.
Visit Brussels’ Atomium, the giant iron-crystal pavilion built for the 1958 World’s Fair, for city views, light displays, and temporary exhibitions. Your ticket also covers the Design Museum Brussels, an eight-minute walk away, including its 2,000-piece Plastics Design Collection.
“It was absolutely amazing! The views were amazing and to get to the Atomium was super easy!”
Travel by air-conditioned coach from central Brussels to the Atomium, Antwerp, and Ghent. English-speaking guides such as Diego, Juliana, Pablo, and Jorge lead walks through medieval squares, Rubens sites, canals, churches, and guild halls, with about 90 minutes of free time in each city.
“Spending half day in both Antwerp and Ghent was great plan. Ghent is beautiful town. However seemed like many places were closed during time of the tour. Believe that may be since Ghent is a large student town so local spots open later and cater to them and not us tourists. Just an observation. Still enjoyed the trip. Plenty of activity if stick to the main tourist section.”
Travel from Brussels to Ghent with a Spanish-speaking guide, stopping first at the Atomium. See St. Bavo’s Cathedral, the Belfry, Graslei, Gravensteen, and Patershol, then enjoy four hours for lunch and independent exploring.
Use the Brussels Card on your own schedule for 24, 48, or 72 hours. It covers 49 listed museums, skip-the-line Atomium entry, a city map, pocket guide, and discounts on tours, food, shopping, and attractions. Public transport is not included, so plan your museum route carefully.
Travel by coach from Brussels to Ghent with an English-speaking guide, stopping first at the Atomium for photos. In Ghent, see Gravensteen, St. Bavo’s Cathedral, the Belfry, Graslei, and Patershol, then enjoy four hours of free time for lunch and independent exploring.
“We were a small group of English speaking guide and joined the Spanish big group for the coach. Overall the tour pace was good & relaxing. Our guide Julian was knowledgeable. Definitely spend a full day here to slowly enjoy the beautiful city.”
Travel from Brussels to the Atomium and medieval Ghent by air-conditioned coach. An English-speaking guide leads a walking tour past St. Bavo’s Cathedral, the Belfry, canals, guild halls, and the castle area, followed by about four hours to explore alone.
“David was an exceptional guide. His knowledge and enthusiasm for telling us the history and beginnings for each site was the best we have had. His recommendations for where to eat, what to see made the free time really enjoyable. This combined with the beauty of Ghent means we definitely want to come back. Highly recommend this tour.”
Travel by air-conditioned coach from Brussels to Ghent with a Spanish-speaking guide. See the Atomium, Saint Bavo’s Cathedral, the Belfort, guild houses, Graslei, and St Michael’s Bridge, then enjoy about four hours to eat, shop, or explore independently.
“We went to Ghent last Friday the 15th. When we arrived at the meeting point, we saw that on the excursion there were people who had contracted the visit with more than one agency, we contracted it with Buendía Tours. When we arrived in Read more”
Travel by air-conditioned bus from Brussels to Antwerp and Ghent with a Spanish-speaking guide. Photograph the Atomium, explore medieval squares, see Rubens and Van Eyck works, and enjoy short periods of free time in each city. Expect a full, fast-moving day with up to 45 people.
“Es una excursión muy bonita y sobre todo muy completa al ver el Atomium y esas dos pequeñas ciudades”
Travel by private vehicle from Brussels to Antwerp for a guided city walk, Belgian chocolate or diamond museum visit, and free time. Then see the Atomium and explore Brussels with waffle and beer tastings. Guides may include Nikolai, Mavliud, Valerie, or Dunia.
“A friend took me out to try this tour for chocolate tastings, and we ended up tasting A LOT hahaha but hopefully a lot of walking around the city afterwards compensated that. Anyways, a fan day out!”
Meet your private host at Place du Luxembourg, or request a central hotel pickup, then explore Brussels’ EU district, Cinquantenaire Park, Luxembourg Square, and the Atomium. The three-hour route can be adapted to your interests, but attraction tickets and metro costs are extra.
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