







Brussels is compact and full of character — medieval squares, grand boulevards, surreal monuments, and contemporary European institutions.
The hop‑on hop‑off sightseeing bus links the city’s headline sights with easy loops and clear stop signage.
Ride the open‑top deck between highlights, then hop off to wander museums, taste chocolate, grab a waffle, or snap the Atomium.
It’s sightseeing that moves at your rhythm.
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Buses run daily with regular frequency; first departures usually in the morning and the last circuits late afternoon to early evening. Timetables vary by season, events, and traffic.
Service is typically year‑round. Reduced frequency or pauses may occur on major holidays, city marathons, or large events; check the schedule before visiting.
Brussels, Belgium
Find stops near Grand Place, Central Station, Atomium at Heysel, the Royal Palace, the European Quarter (Schuman), and key museums. Look for the distinctive sightseeing buses and clear stop markers; printed maps and mobile apps make it easy to follow the route.
From Brussels‑Midi/Bruxelles‑Sud (Thalys/Eurostar), take metro or tram to the city center to join at Central Station or Bourse/Beurs. From Brussels‑Central, you’re a short stroll to Grand Place and nearby stops.
Use city car parks (Interparking Grand‑Place, De Brouckère, Sablon, or Heysel near the Atomium) and walk to the nearest stop. Street parking is limited; a park‑and‑ride can be convenient on busy days.
STIB/MIVB buses and trams crisscross Brussels. Alight near Grand Place, Parc, Schuman, or Heysel to connect with the hop‑on hop‑off route.
Central stops are easily walkable from Grand Place, Rue Neuve, Sablon, and the Royal Quarter — perfect for hopping between sights and cafés.
Flexible routes, breezy views from the open‑top deck, and stops at Brussels’ big‑ticket sights: Grand Place, Atomium, Royal Palace, European Quarter, Magritte & Art Nouveau, street art, markets, chocolate, and waffles. Sightseeing that’s simple, scenic, and fun. 😊
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Ride open‑top buses between landmarks with flexible stops.
Combine your pass with selected museum or Atomium entries for a fuller day.