Belgium · TRAIN EXPERIENCES
4 reviewed
Good train experiences fill up fast in a country this small, and weekends fill up first. Start with the 4 below: current prices, what makes each different, and enough detail to book before the calendar closes.
Train World in Schaerbeek, Brussels: steam engines, railway cottages, a 19th-century legend, and a free app plus a drawing-focused art exhibit.
“Great place. It made you feel like you were in the past with many interactive activities for little ones. I highly recommend it.”
Timed entry to Train World in Brussels, with steam engines, royal cars, a free audio guide, and easy access from Schaerbeek.
“Je ne suis pas content de vos services. Sur votre site mon fils handicapé a dû payer le prix plein alors que sur place j’ai appris que le site Trainworld accordait une réduction.”
Bruges and Ghent by train in one 10-hour guided day, with canals, medieval churches, optional boat views, and classic Flemish food.
“one of the best tour. recommended for everyone. the guide was very knowledgeable and nice. bit tiring though. if you want to see Ghent and Bruge in one day then go for it. but you cannot have boat ride, horse ride or cannot explore the museum. for that you need 2-4 days”
Private 2.5-hour Bruges walk from Bargeplein to Markt, UNESCO sights, Church and art highlights, plus a canal ride option.
“Our guide Daniel was excellent! Thoroughly enjoyed his company. He was knowledgeable and entertaining. The tour was a nice introduction to Brugge and its place in history. Highly recommend!”
