Europe Tours from Brussels
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- Rhine, Moselle & Belgium Grand Discovery (2025) (Brussels to Basel, 2025)
- Romantic Rhine & Moselle with Bruges 2026 - 18 Days (from Brussels to Basel)
- The Treasures of North - Through two extraordinary countries: Belgium and The Netherlands
- The Treasures of North - Through two extraordinary countries: Belgium and The Netherlands (port-to-port cruise)
- Treasures of Belgium & Holland
- Treasures of Belgium & Holland with 1 Night in Brussels
From Brussels' Grand Place, the route winds through Belgium before boarding a luxury Star-Ship in Amsterdam. The course follows the Rhine-Main-Danube canal system through 16 historic cities including Cologne, Vienna, and Budapest. Includes 3 nights in Brussels plus 14 nights cruising with daily guided excursions.
Duration 18 days Destinations Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Emerald Cruises From $21,610
46% Off- NZ$11,571You save $10,039
The route leads from Brussels through Belgium's cultural gems, starting with Antwerp's chocolate heritage. Pass through Maastricht's 1,670 national heritage sites into Germany's Rhine and Moselle valleys. The trip culminates in Swiss Basel, offering visits to Mount Pilatus's peaks and Lucerne's medieval charm.
Duration 15 days Destinations Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Luxembourg, France, Switzerland Age Range up to 100 year olds Operator Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection From $14,699
5% Off- NZ$13,964You save $735
This 21-day adventure unfolds from Brussels with visits to UNESCO-listed Grand Place and Atomium before reaching Amsterdam. The path leads through 17 cities across 7 countries, including stops in Cologne's Old Town, the medieval Miltenberg, and concluding in historic Prague. River cruising spans the Rhine, Main, and Danube rivers.
Duration 21 days Destinations Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Czech Republic Age Range up to 90 year olds Operator Emerald Cruises From $24,353
45% Off- NZ$13,490You save $10,863
Brussels welcomes travelers before transferring to medieval Bruges in this 18-day expedition covering key European cities until Zurich. The itinerary features Amsterdam's canals, the Rhine Gorge's castle-lined banks, and historic stops in Antwerp and Strasbourg. Luxury coach transfers and elegant river cruising aboard Scenic Space-Ships connect destinations.
Duration 18 days Destinations Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, France Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours From $14,390
21% Off- NZ$11,390You save $3,000
Airport transfers in Brussels launch this 15-day route through Belgium, Netherlands, and Germany, finishing in Basel, Switzerland. The S.S. Victoria carries travelers through iconic cities like Antwerp, Cologne, and Strasbourg, covering approximately 45 miles daily along Europe's historic waterways.
Duration 15 days Destinations Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, France, Switzerland Age Range up to 100 year olds Operator Uniworld Boutique River Cruise Collection From $16,099
30% Off- NZ$11,269You save $4,830
A transfer from Brussels to medieval Bruges launches 18 days of European waterways to Basel. The route follows the Rhine and Moselle rivers aboard Scenic Pearl or Ruby ships, visiting historic ports like Antwerp, Cochem, and Strasbourg. The voyage spans 5 countries including Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, France, and Switzerland.
Duration 18 days Destinations Belgium, Netherlands, Germany, Switzerland, France Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours From $14,390
21% Off- NZ$11,390You save $3,000
The Treasures of North - Through two extraordinary countries: Belgium and The Netherlands
1 Review by TourRadar travelers“The boat was beautiful, room clean and comfortable. The food was excellent and unlike what we have here in the States.”
Marlene, traveled in October
A 6-day waterway adventure links major Benelux cities between Brussels and Amsterdam. Passengers cruise through Belgium and Netherlands via the Scheldt River and Volkerak locks, with a coach transfer from Amsterdam to Brussels on the final morning.
Duration 6 days Destinations Brussels, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator CroisiEurope River Cruises From
21% Off- NZ$2,410
The Treasures of North - Through two extraordinary countries: Belgium and The Netherlands (port-to-port cruise)
1 Review by TourRadar travelers
Duration 6 days Destinations Brussels, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator CroisiEurope River Cruises From
21% Off- NZ$2,094
Duration 8 days Destinations Brussels, Ghent, Bruges, Ypres, Middelburg, Veere, Rotterdam, Zaandam, Haarlem, Amsterdam Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Avalon Waterways From
21% Off- NZ$6,440+$382 upfront costs
Duration 9 days Destinations Brussels, Ghent, Middelburg, Veere, Rotterdam, Zaandam, Haarlem, Amsterdam Age Range 8 to 99 year olds Operator Avalon Waterways From
21% Off- NZ$6,934+$382 upfront costs
What our customers ask about Europe Tours from Brussels
What are the most common first-day activities when starting a tour in Brussels?
Most Brussels tours begin in the afternoon with a walk through the historic center where visitors explore the UNESCO-listed Grand Place the diminutive Manneken Pis statue and the stately Royal Palace. The day typically ends with a welcome dinner at a restaurant in the Old Town. Hotels like NH Collection Brussels Grand Sablon or Hotel Amigo Brussels serve as central starting points with check-in available from 3 PM. A TourRadar traveler noted "Starting with the walking tour of Brussels' magnificent Grand Place was the perfect introduction to Belgian culture and architecture."
What kind of accommodations are typically offered in Brussels?
Brussels tour accommodations center around 4-5 star hotels near major attractions. The NH Collection Brussels Grand Sablon and Hotel Amigo Brussels stand out as popular choices close to the Grand Place and Royal Palace. River cruise passengers stay on their docked vessels at the Port of Brussels. Recent guests praise the locations with one noting "The Hotel NH Collection's location was perfect - just steps from Grand Place and surrounded by chocolate shops and cafes." Standard amenities include breakfast and WiFi.
What's the best time of year to start a tour from Brussels?
Brussels welcomes visitors throughout the year with April through September marking the main tourist season. Spring tours in April and May coincide with Dutch tulip blooms while summer provides reliable weather for outdoor exploration. December transforms the city with Christmas markets and winter festivities. A TourRadar traveler shared "Visiting in December was magical with the Brussels Winter Wonders festival and Christmas markets creating a fairytale atmosphere around Grand Place."
What are the most popular optional activities offered in Brussels?
Brussels offers hands-on cultural experiences through chocolate truffle-making sessions with local chocolatiers Belgian beer tastings at traditional breweries and tours of the Comic Strip Center. The Atomium and Mini-Europe provide additional sightseeing options. Visitors often highlight the interactive elements with one TourRadar traveler noting "The optional chocolate workshop was a highlight - learning to make pralines from a Belgian chocolatier while hearing about the history of Belgian chocolate was fascinating."
Which nearby destinations are commonly visited after Brussels?
Tours from Brussels often continue to Belgian cities like Antwerp Ghent and Bruges before crossing into the Netherlands to visit Amsterdam and Rotterdam. River cruises follow waterways from Brussels to Antwerp via the Willebroek Canal then proceed to Ghent and Bruges. A CroisiEurope cruise passenger observed "The journey from Brussels to Antwerp was especially scenic cruising past beautiful Flemish countryside before reaching the impressive Antwerp port."
What are the typical transportation options from Brussels Airport to the tour start points?
Tour operators provide group transfers from Brussels Airport (BRU) to hotels and cruise ships running between 9 AM and 5 PM on arrival day. Common pickup locations include Brussels Midi Station NH Collection Brussels Grand Sablon and the Port of Brussels cruise terminals. Travelers report smooth transitions with one noting "The included transfer from Brussels Airport to the ship was seamless with Emerald Cruises representatives clearly visible in the arrival hall."