Discover the landlocked Grand Duchy of Luxembourg on a full-day tour from Brussels, traveling through the scenic Ardennes forests along the way. Continue to Luxembourg City, capital of the Grand Duchy. Here, your guide will take you to the Kirchberg quarter, site of many of the buildings of the European Union, such as the European Court of Justice, and the European Commission. Wander the streets of the old town, and go to the impressive Notre-Dame Cathedral, a beautiful example of late Gothic architecture with Renaissance adornments. There will be time to marvel at the Palace of the Grand Duke, and see the city’s fortifications during some free time in the city center. After some free time in the city, visit the picturesque village of Dinant, with its fifteenth century collegial, its citadel and its tiny saxophone museum (optional). Choose between a private and a shared option.

Be picked up from your hotel in Brussels, and travel south-east to the city of Luxembourg. Start your tour in the old part of the city, where your guide will escort you to the cathedral, the Palace of the Grand Duke, and the Place des Armes. In the lower part of the city, enjoy a spectacular view of the Kirchberg district, home to several European institutions. In the valley of the city discover the abbey of Neunmünster, the Wenceslas Wall, and the picturesque sites along the river Alzette. On your way back to Brussels stop at Les Ardennes and the charming city of Dinant. See the main landmarks of the city, such as the Collegiate Church of Notre Dame de Dinant, and the Citadel, before returning to Brussels.

See the city's sights and hear the local legends, including that of the rock of Rocher Bayard. Immerse yourself in picturesque Dinant with this walking tour. Explore the city with a guide who will fill you in on everything special and unique about living in this beautiful city. Learn about the legend of the Rocher Bayard rock, which looms over the city. Hear fascinating facts and local legends. Discover the stories hidden in the city's streets, buildings, and hidden corners.