Top Wallonia Audio Guided Tours

What an amazing experience! You don’t have to be a war buff to enjoy this tour. Levi, our tour guide, was very informative and accommodating. If you have seen the Band of Brothers, Levi will point out specific sites that you might be interested in.

Levy did a great job getting us to and from Bastogne with some stops along the way to help set the tone and provide some context. The museum was interesting as was the war rooms, but the highlight of the day was the tour of the perimeter positions at Foy. Walking in the woods and seeing the Easy company foxholes was a moving experience.

Self-guided city tour with puzzles and tasks in Liège to 10 important sights. It was entertaining, educational, and fun, but you should be quite good on your feet, as the locations are sometimes up to a 15-minute walk apart.

Very nice. You choose how you want to do the route and take as long as you want. In between a terrace or a snack is all possible. You get to know the city in a playful way and visit places you don't even know about. Definitely recommended!

You go to places you don't go to on a normal visit to a city You learn a bit about the city and of course you want to win, so very good mix of day out something up and play

Nice initiative. We have seen characteristic places that we would otherwise not have been able to do. Absolutely recommended

I booked this trip mainly for my husband, who is a huge WW2 history buff, however, there were so many interesting things to see and facts to learn, that its a trip that appealed to everyone in the group. To stand in the forest of Bois Jaques in Foy was such a moving experience...god bless our troops!

Very interesting; friendly welcome no truncated reviews for ideology and therefore impartial.

I had a great treatment at the Ammon Zeus - a wonderfully relaxing foot massage. Maria is another experienced member of the Spa team who you know you are in good hands with - thank you again!

Liège has been a fascinating city for us for years. Contrasts enough. Beautiful and ugly at the same time, history and modern times united. A magnificent tram runs 12 km along the Meuse and through the city centre, city with many old churches and the imposing palace of the Prince-Bishops. We were already for the umpteenth time with our old camper on a square in the center, Outremeuse; never encountered any trouble. Recently read the book "Liège, a declaration of love" by Bart Jungmann, indispensable for us to discover the unknown. Liège has atmosphere, is secretive and always draws you back to that city with that unmistakable French slant. And good weather helps, of course, if you can plan it that way!

We enjoyed doing this scavenger hunt. The assignment is worthy of 'who is the mole?' Cozy to do together. Glad you can choose to continue at another time. The first day we had done the assignment until 8 and the next day no. 9 and 10.

Super fun city walk with not too easy questions. Highly recommended to get to know the city, as well as lesser-known locations!

I had done one of these in Ypres so was really excited to try it again in Namur. We had a very nice walk thru the city where we got to see some very nice spots. Two locations weren't accessible due to construction, like one of the churches and the mayor garden. Other than that, it was really fun.

We took a walk through Namur, a nice city. Everything was fairly close together, ending at the citadel. Some questions/answers were impossible or very difficult to find. But it's fun to do, you see a city in a different way and visit places you wouldn't otherwise go. So nice😃😃

Nice tour. And we enjoyed it very much. But the answer on question at La Bourse was impossible to find.

Levi was phenomenal. He coordinated our pickup, catered to the purpose of our trip, and was the consummate host.