What to do and see in Walloon Brabant Province, Wallonia: The Best Things to do Good for Big Groups

Personally guided tours to Waterloo, Brussels, Ypres or Flanders Fields, Somme , Paris, Normandy D-Day Landing sites and WW2 Memorials . Most single day or multi-day tours are tailor made or private. Meet or pick-up and drop-off at your hotel, Lille Europe station, BXL or Paris CDG airport, Quistrham or Dunkirk ferry port. We are licensed to work as a tour guide and also to transport people.

Live unforgettable experiences with your friends. Choose your adventure in virtual reality and step into a new world. Play with your friends, or face them in a team deathmatch. Infinity Game Park offers you unique and captivating multiplayer experiences in virtual reality. Best for families and friends, team building, bachelor/bachelorette party, birthday. Accessible to all.

Villers Abbey (abbaye de Villers) is an ancient Cistercian abbey located near the town of Villers-la-Ville, 50 minutes from Brussels. Founded in 1146, the abbey was abandoned in 1796. Most of the site has since fallen into ruins.

Just outside of Brusells, continue the celebration of cartoons at the Herge Musee (Herge Museum). The museum is dedicated to the creator of Tintin, following him and his life, including his personal experiences.

Buried at the foot of the Lion's Mound, the Memorial of the battle of Waterloo 1815 enables you to to experience one of the most turbulent times in our History... as if you were there. Dive into the heart of the battle, in a multi-sensory experience, full of special effects, the only one of its kind in Europe! 1815 m² of immersive journeying in a narrative set design which focuses on the experience of the battle! The Panorama is an impressive fresco with a circumference of 110 m and a height of 12 m, made in 1912. The painting puts you at the heart of the battle thanks to an impressive sound system. The Lion's Mound offers a unique view of the battlefield after a memorable ascent of 226 steps! As last authentic witness of the battle, the Barn of Hougoumont features a brand-new scenography made of 4 exhibition rooms as well as an impressive multimedia show.

Hold on to nature and discover the AVENTURE PARC: • 24 COURSES and 240 GAMES up amongst the trees including: rope bridges, Tarzan jumps, biking & surfing above the ground… and also 45 ZIPLINES with a total length of 2.5 km! All activities are done with a secured and continuous lifeline and without a time limit. • A TURNING ZIPLINE of 320m which is unique in Belgium. • 5 JUMPS including a Bungee Jump and a giant catapult that propels you 17 meters up in the air. • NEW in 2020: An interactive Laser Game to conquer the fortress of Beumont! After these thrills, enjoy relaxing at the visitors centre which features 3 terraces. Special packages: birthday parties, bachelor parties, schools and team building.

This historic farmhouse, the last authentic witness to the battle on 18 June 1815, accommodates a pioneering multimedia installation that tells the story of the “battle within the battle”. The show combines innovation with respect for memory. Hougoumont Farm was the scene of fierce and deadly fighting. It is located in a forward position that protected the Allies’ right flank, and was where Napoleon’s brother sparked off the battle. What was only supposed to be a diversionary manoeuvre at first became the most violent point of the battle. Throughout the day, the French assaults here were furious but in vain. The main building was burned to the ground. The house we see today is in fact the former gardener’s cottage.