Discover Brussels through a Gamified Adventure

Brussels has quests that take you through its grand squares like Grand-Place, over leafy hills like Mont des Arts, along charming streets like Rue des Bouchers, through Royal Palaces and hidden gems like Place du Jeu de Balle. You follow clues, solve puzzles, and see the city in a playful way.

Try one of the kid-friendly quests. They often include stories, surprises, sweets or chocolate stops, and visits to places kids will find exciting—statues, fountains, comic-mural walls. It keeps them engaged more than just going to museums.

Yes! Walking through the old town at twilight, exploring royal architecture, crossing bridges near rivers, pausing in cafés or chocolate shops together—one of the quests makes for a very memorable date idea.

Not really. Most quests are available to start any time you want. If you’re doing it during a busy time or weekend, starting earlier in the day helps to avoid crowds.

Yes. They usually use well-traveled, safe parts of Brussels—main squares, gardens, popular pedestrian zones. There might be some slopes or steps near historical areas, so comfy shoes help.