Free tour Brussels European Quarter

Discover with us the history and all the secrets of the EU in its capital.
Mundistour invites you to join an essential tour to learn about the history, functioning, and most emblematic buildings of the European Union. And what better way to do it than in the capital of this organization.

Brussels, besides being the capital of Belgium, is also the unofficial capital of the EU and where most buildings dedicated to this organization are located. Moreover, Brussels has in the city center a neighborhood called the "European Quarter", and it's not by chance, but because everything there revolves around the organization.

Our tour will start at the central train station, and we will first head to the Ravenstein Galleries, which hundreds of Belgians cross daily to go to their government jobs. Right in front, we find the Royal Park, which, besides being the city's lung, divides the political center in two; on one side, the Belgian power and on the other the European.

We will start to see embassies and also, if we look at the buildings, dozens of lobbies that exert their influence in this city. We will quickly reach one of the most symbolic buildings of the EU, the European Parliament, the place of popular representation of the Union. Behind it, there is the Leopold Park and the Museum of European History.

In the final part of our tour, we will see important buildings such as the European Commission, the European Council, or the Press Palace. We will end our tour in another of Brussels' imposing places: the Cinquantenaire Park and its monument dedicated to the country's independence.

Join us to discover the intricacies of one of the most important organizations in the world with us.
What will we see?:

• Royal Park
• Embassy and lobby area
• Meeus Park
• European Parliament
• Museum of European History
• Leopold Park
• Schuman Roundabout
• Berlaymont
• Council of the EU
• Press Palace
• Cinquantenaire Park
• Cinquantenaire Arch