Guided Tour: Brussels of the Animals



Guided Tour: Brussels of the Animals

Tickets for the 'Bruxelles des Animaux' Guided Tour
🎫 Guided tour for 1 person

Highlights
✨ A guided tour to explore Brussels from a different perspective
🐀 Animals are everywhere in Brussels – in our parks, sewers, bell towers, and even on the facades of the Grand Place. Discover their own unique history!
🚶‍♂️ Walk through iconic locations as well as lesser-known spots in the capital

General Info
📅 Dates and times: select your date & time directly in the ticket selector. Arrive at least 5 minutes early
📍 Meeting point: in front of the large Monument aux Morts, at the centre of Place Poelaert
⏳ Duration: 2h (approximately)
👤 Age requirement: all ages
🌍 Language: French
❓ Please note: groups are limited to a maximum of 25 people

What You’ll Discover
  • The history of the Belgian army dogs
  • The parakeets of Egmont Park
  • The horses of Queen Marie-Henriette
  • The song of Martin, the stag of the Royal Park
  • The foxes of Rose Delhaye…
  • …and many other stories about our Brussels’ critters!

Description
Dogs, cats, horses, but also toads, falcons, and lions! From public enemies to prestigious domestic companions, Brussels’ four-legged residents have played many roles and earned varied reputations over the centuries.

Of their past omnipresence at the heart of urban life, numerous traces still remain today on façades and monuments, whether historical or legendary. Now, increased protection of species and their habitats has opened a new chapter, discreetly revealing a new kind of wildlife—sometimes in the most unexpected places. Should we always separate the urban environment from the wild?

Through a tour suitable for all ages, we invite you to discover a parallel history of Brussels, inseparable from that of its inhabitants.

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Getting there

Brussels by foot

Rue de l’Amigo, devant l'entrée de l'hôtel Amigo, 1000

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Getting there

Brussels by foot

Rue de l’Amigo, devant l'entrée de l'hôtel Amigo, 1000