In this experience, we invite you to experience a truly unforgettable tour, exploring the hidden and charming charms of the city in the company of a Local Friend, a local resident who is passionate about their city. In a more original way, you will have a more dynamic view of the city, with its beauties and contrasts, as you discover the charms of this destination from the perspective of a local host. This is a unique opportunity to discover the most authentic places frequented by residents, including craft fairs, typical foods, shopping tips and much more. This experience is fully customizable, offering the freedom to tailor the itinerary according to your interests. Below, we present a list of the attractions most frequented by local residents:<ul><li style="text-align: justify;"> Grand Place (Grote Markt): This central square is the heart of Brussels and is surrounded by beautiful historic buildings, including the Town Hall and the King&#39;s House. You can admire the magnificent architecture and relax in one of the cafés around the square;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Manneken Pis: One of the most famous statues in Brussels, the Manneken Pis is a small sculpture of a boy urinating in a fountain. Despite its modest size, it is one of the city&#39;s most recognizable symbols;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Royal Palace of Brussels: Although you can&#39;t enter the palace itself, you can admire its imposing facade and stroll through the beautiful adjacent gardens. The palace is the official residence of the King of the Belgians;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Place Sablon (Place du Grand Sablon): This charming square is known for its antique shops, art galleries and charming cafes. It&#39;s a great place to take a break and soak up the local atmosphere;</li><li style="text-align: justify;"> Parc de Bruxelles (Brussels Park): Located near the Royal Palace, this park is perfect for a relaxing walk. You can admire the fountains, statues and green areas, as well as enjoy panoramic views of the city.</li></ul> This itinerary provides a combination of famous sights, cultural experiences, gastronomic delights and shopping, offering a comprehensive overview of the city&#39;s diversity and richness. Therefore, when booking our private tour, our Local Friend will contact you to find out your interests and curiosities to create a 100% personalized itinerary, made especially for you.

Private Tour in Portuguese with Local Friend in Brussels (4 hours)

Think it looks spectacular from the outside? Wait till you climb up to the top! This space-age architectural triumph is an eye-catching symbol of modern Brussels. stretching 100 meters into the sky! 

Built for the 1958 Brussels World Fair, the Atomium was originally intended as a temporary celebration of scientific ingenuity. But, much like the Eiffel Tower, the locals decided they rather liked it, and the Atomium has been a permanent fixture of the Brussels skyline ever since. Part museum, part exhibition space, and part viewing platform, you can learn all about the Atomium's history in the museums, and catch up on the latest high-concept art in the vast exhibition spaces.

Atomium & Design Museum: Admission Ticket

Bruges is a Belgian city with centuries of history and largely preserved medieval architecture. It&#39;s called the &quot;Venice of the North&quot; because of the numerous canals that surround or cross it. The medieval Halletoren Tower is the largest and most important building in the city. Built in the 13th century, it is the very heart of the city and serves as a landmark for all Bruges tours. Those who climb the 366 steps will enjoy a wonderful, comprehensive view of the city. The City Hall, one of the oldest in the Netherlands, is also one of the city&#39;s must-see attractions. One of its most famous rooms is the Heilige-Bloedbasilieke chapel. For about 850 years, it has housed a piece of cloth marked with the blood of Christ, and to this day, this relic is kept in a crystal urn. Brussels, the capital of Europe, is considered the capital of the European Union. It is the headquarters of the European Commission and the European Council, and is responsible for 75% of the work of the European Parliament. Perhaps for this reason, it has a reputation for being a serious and multilingual city. Besides being a diplomatic capital, it&#39;s welcoming, its residents hospitable, and its attractions are truly fascinating. This is evidenced by the city&#39;s main symbol, the Manneken Pis, a tiny statue of a boy peeing. Another example is the Atomium, an iron molecule magnified billions of times, or the Grand Place, considered one of the most beautiful squares in the world. Brussels is also a very green city. Its four thousand hectares of parks and forests provide 40 square meters of chlorophyll per inhabitant. One of the greenest cities in Europe.

Bruges or Brussels - Belgium

Tour Bruges or Brussels (10h) Exclusive Experience with an Official Brazilian Guide Choose between two Belgian gems: Bruges, the enchanting &quot;Venice of the North,&quot; or Brussels, the vibrant capital of Europe. This 10-hour tour offers a cultural and historical immersion in one of the country&#39;s most fascinating cities, with the expertise of an official Brazilian guide. Important: This tour does not include transportation or tickets to attractions. Option 1: Bruges – The Venice of the North Bruges is a perfectly preserved medieval city known for its picturesque canals, historic architecture, and romantic atmosphere. Bruges Tour Highlights Halletoren Tower (Belfry) A medieval tower built in the 13th century. At 88 meters high and with 366 steps, it offers a spectacular panoramic view of the city. The carillon with 47 bells is a sonic and visual landmark of Bruges. City Hall and the Heilige-Bloedbasilieke Chapel Visit one of the oldest government buildings in the Netherlands. Discover the sacred relic: a piece of cloth with the blood of Christ, kept in a crystal urn for over 850 years. Belgian Gastronomic Culture Try the famous Belgian beer, such as Straffe Hendrik or Brugs Tarwebier. Taste the famous Belgian chocolates, especially the artisanal truffles from Venerande. Take home the traditional Bruges Dentelles biscuits. Canals of Bruges Take a canal cruise and admire the city from a unique perspective, discovering why Bruges is called the &quot;Venice of the North.&quot; Option 2: Brussels – The Capital of Europe Brussels is a cosmopolitan city that combines history, modernity and a rich cultural agenda. Brussels Tour Highlights Manneken Pis The city&#39;s iconic symbol: a small statue of a boy peeing, full of humor and irreverence. Atomium A futuristic structure representing an iron molecule magnified billions of times. An architectural and cultural landmark of the city. Grand Place Considered one of the most beautiful squares in the world. Surrounded by historic buildings and full of cultural and social life. Sablon neighborhood A charming neighborhood known for its antique shops, markets, bars and restaurants. An ideal place to explore and feel the true spirit of Brussels. Green Cities Brussels is one of the greenest cities in Europe, with 4,000 hectares of parks and forests. Enjoy moments of tranquility surrounded by nature. Important Information Transportation and tickets are not included in the tour price. Your official Brazilian guide will be by your side throughout the experience, sharing fascinating stories and cultural insights about your chosen city. This 10-hour tour is ideal for those who want to explore the culture, history, and beauty of Bruges or Brussels in depth. Choose your adventure: immerse yourself in the romantic, medieval atmosphere of Bruges or explore the cosmopolitan and historic energy of Brussels. Book now and enjoy an unforgettable experience with the expertise of an official Brazilian guide!

OFFICIAL BRAZILIAN GUIDE → Tour Bruges or Brussels (10h)

Step through Brussels' medieval gate into the days of knights and arrows The Halle Gate is the only remaining gate from the wall that surrounded Brussels in the 14th century. Now it houses a collection of artifacts focused on medieval city defense. Rotating exhibits illuminate forgotten corners of daily life. Crowning it all is a stunning vista of the city and surrounding countryside.

Halle Gate: Fast Track Ticket

Enter a musical world of instruments and melody in Brussels Fast track your entrance into this beautiful Art Nouveau building full of... well, musical instruments. Just like the name says. The Musical Instruments Museum is _the_ place to see and learn about old and rare instruments from around the world. It has four engrossing floors and more than 1,000 instruments on exhibit!

Musical Instruments Museum Brussels: Fast Track Entry

A huge and very mixed collection, from prehistoric axes to Egyptian mummies More than a museum, the Art and History Museum feels more like a homage to all things ancient and unusual. Built as a celebration of Belgium's 50 year independence, featuring 600,000 artifacts and art objects from all over the globe.

Art and History Museum, Brussels: Entry Ticket

See the oldest steam locomotive in Europe and more Make tracks for the world of trains here in Brussels, where you can get the lowdown on the oldest railway network on the European mainland! Visit the oldest steam locomotive in Europe, browse the Belgian Railways heritage collection, see the electrification of the Brussels-Charleroi line and more.

Train World: Entry Ticket

A fun and tasty one-hour workshop in which you craft your own treats! This fun and informative workshop will place you under the guidance of an expert chocolatier, who'll teach you how to make your very own chocolate delights.

Kids aged six years and above, as well as chocolate-loving adults, will be taught how to make chocolate lollipops as well as a tasty choco trail mix. It's Belgian culture, cuisine, and fun all in one workshop!

You'll also be able to explore the Choco-Story museum, full of interesting history and fascinating facts about the world's favorite sweet treat, and enjoy a tasting of some real Belgian chocolate.

Choco-Story Brussels: Entry Ticket + Workshop

Get straight inside this little gem and discover a world of design Step into a world of peerless design at the amazing Design Museum Brussels and discover a weird and wonderful world of plastics and polymers in the permanent _Plasticarium_ exhibition. Check out classic and experimental designs from the 1950s to the present, then get creative with the eclectic temporary exhibitions.

With over 2000 colorful exhibits, you'll see classic works of design like Verner Panton's cantilever chair and the first iMac computer mingling with pieces by contemporary artists like Philippe Starck and Charles Kaisin. There's even a section dedicated to the history of Tupperware!

Design Museum Brussels: Skip The Line Ticket

Take a tour of Europe's architectural highlights in this miniature wonderland Europe is officially "a pretty big place", but now you can see it all in a single day! At Brussels's Mini-Europe, explore over 350 miniature buildings and uncover the secrets and intricate details of amazing scaled models. Prepare to feel very big!

Mini-Europe Brussels: Entry Ticket

Delve into this thought-provoking exhibition at the Banksy Museum in Brussels The Banksy Museum in Brussels is dedicated to the street art movement and its elusive poster boy: Banksy. The exhibition features recreations of the artist's most iconic works by other street artists, and invites the viewer to reflect on the purpose of art. If you're a fan of Banksy's sharp, satirical art, this exhibition is an absolute must-see.

This Banksy exhibition in Brussels is an immersive experience, bringing together over 100 works that have been recreated especially for the exhibition. Through prints, video, installations, and more, visitors get a glimpse of the mysterious British artist whose identity remains a mystery.

A team of equally-anonymous international street artists was given the keys to La Tentation – a magical old fabric house in the center of the city – and was charged with creating a seamless journey through Banksy's work. This memorable exhibit features reproductions of some of Banksy's studio work, as well as animated visual elements and videos.

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