Private guide in Belgium - Mike in Brussels, MA | International Travel

Private guide in Belgium - Mike
Our Private guide in Belgium is waiting for your!!!

Mike is 40 years of tourism and hotel business experienced guide.
Private guide in Belgium Mike able to recognize his guests, and to give them exactly what they are expecting and to take the appropriate attitude to their personality (history, arts, sites, nature, local gastronomy, etc).
My private tours: Brussels - The Classical Tour, Brussels Arts Nouveaux,WATERLOO : 4 Hours visit,Bruges,Chent Ieper Ypres - Veurne - Diksmuide.
I will drive you in my personal Mercedes E, full options. ( 4 persons max. )
English, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Spanish, Swedish speaking.
I always tell the truth about "legends", and never loose time, in bringing my guests to " any commission shops ".
My rates are always very fair, with no (bad) surprise. I am known for this.
To welcome you to Belgium, I will be mostly honored to "pick you up" at the airport (any), or railway stations (Thalys, Eurostar, etc...), and drive you to your hotel, making sure you are confortable and eventually, planifying your stay and visits.
Private tours provided by Mike:
Brussels. The Classical Tour
Brussels Arts Nouveaux
Antwerp tour
Bruges - Day tour from Brussels
Ghent - Day tour from Brussels
Ypres Veurne Dixmuide
Mooring in ZEEBRUGGEE
Luxembourg
History of Belgium, the best sights and much more - with our private guide in Belgium!
Over the next century, France emerged as the most powerful state in Europe. Under the rule of Louis XIV (1659-1715), the French made sustained efforts to extend their control over the Spanish Netherlands. Louis' ambitions were feared not only by the Spanish, but also by the Dutch, who had no desire to see powerful France extend its borders to their own. England also opposed French expansion, especially after William III, ruler of the Dutch, accepted the English throne.
History of Belgium, the best sights and much more - with our private guide in Belgium!
In the post-war period, Brussels has gradually taken on its role as the 'capital' of Europe. It is the headquarters of the European Community and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, as well as gaining a reputation as the foremost European center of international business. In 1957, Belgium formed, with the Netherlands and Luxembourg, the Benelux Union.
Perhaps the most significant of the postwar developments has been the increasing local autonomy of various regions of the country. In 1977 the country was divided into three administrative regions: Flanders, Wallonia, and Brussels. In 1980, the Belgian constitution was changed to recognize this separation, shifting the structure of the nation to a federation. In 1995, the provinces of Flemish Brabant and Walloon Brabant were created from the old province of Brabant, leaving Belgium with a total of 10 provinces.
Visit Belgiums largest city of Antwerp where you can enjoy Market Square with its ancient houses and Our Lady Cathedral. This cathedral contains, amongst the treasures, two of Rubens master works: The Elevation of the Cross and The Decent from the Cross. Learn about diamonds at a diamond workshop before returning to Brussels.

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