After breakfast, travel north to Antwerp to continue your Belgium travels. With your private guide, explore Market Square and the Cathedral of Our Lady. Then continue to the striking MAS Museum, where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city from its rooftop.

Also visit Rubens House, once home to the renowned painter, before taking time to shop Antwerp’s fashionable boutiques. End the day with dinner at one of the city’s vibrant restaurants in the Het Eilandje port district. Perhaps even try some of Belgium's infamous moules frites along the way.

Your Belgium beer and chocolate tour then continues with two days in the city of Bruges. Begin with a private cooking class in a local designer’s home. Indeed your instructor will teach you how to prepare Carbonade Flamande, a traditional Flemish stew made with beer. Conclude the experience with a tasting of local brews in the garden.

Later, tour Bruges by horse tram before joining a walking tour through the medieval old town's cobblestone streets. Stroll past canals, historic squares, and landmarks such as the Belfry, the Church of Our Lady, and St. Saviour’s Cathedral.

The following day, discover why so many locals and visitors alike refer to Bruges as “Chocolate City.” Visit multiple chocolatiers on a private tasting tour, then cruise its scenic canals on a boat ride. In the afternoon, enjoy a brewery tour at De Halve Maan, home of the beloved Brugse Zot and Straffe Hendrik beers. End the day with a countryside bicycle ride to the charming village of Damme.

Finally, conclude your Belgium tour package with a private transfer to Ghent, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore highlights such as St. Bavo’s Cathedral, the Castle of the Counts, and the atmospheric Patershol district. You will also embark on a guided beer walk led by a local historian, visiting historic cafés for tastings.

The next day, embark on a food tour through Ghent. Sample Cuberdon, a sweet unique to East Flanders, then visit another establishment for authentic Brussels waffles and apple beignets. Along the way, taste local genever, Belgium’s traditional gin, at one of the city’s micro-distilleries.

Your private driver will eventually escort you back to Brussels Airport for your return flight. Indeed, your week-long Belgium beer and chocolate tour will no doubt leave you with memories of historic towns and delicious flavors.