Private Street Art Walking Tour

St. Nicholas Church, one of Brussels' oldest churches dating back to the 12th century. This historic gem, located near the Grand Place, combines architectural elements from various periods. It offers a peaceful atmosphere and a chance to admire Gothic details in the heart of the city.

Our street art tour in Brussels offers an immersive experience, revealing the hidden gems and artistic expressions that adorn the city's walls. Led by knowledgeable guides with a deep passion for urban art, you'll explore the diverse neighborhoods and discover the fascinating stories behind each captivating artwork.

As you traverse the lively streets of Brussels, you'll encounter an eclectic mix of styles, from large-scale murals depicting social and political themes to intricate stencil art and eye-catching installations. Marvel at the skillful techniques employed by local and international artists, and gain insights into their creative processes.

Immerse yourself in the medieval ambiance of a tavern near the Grand Place, where you can sample local Belgian brews and traditional foods. This stop offers a cozy, old-world experience in the bustling city center, perfect for enjoying the unique flavors of Belgium.

Continue to the elegant Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert, a 19th-century shopping arcade featuring luxury boutiques, cafes, and chocolatiers. Its stunning glass roof and ornate architecture make it a perfect spot to admire Belgian craftsmanship and perhaps pick up a unique souvenir.

The Royal Theatre Toone, a traditional marionette theater nestled in a historic building. This charming venue brings Belgian folklore to life with its puppet shows, providing a unique cultural experience that captures the spirit of old Brussels.

Hidden in a small alley near the Galeries, Jeanneke-Pis is a playful counterpart to Manneken Pis. This statue of a girl humorously complements Brussels' unique approach to public art. It’s a less-known, but equally delightful, landmark to check out.