Had a great experience on our bike trip today with our guide Nikolas. He was very informative and…read moreshared a lot of information about the city. At the beginning of the trip, he made sure that we all had bikes that were suited for our comfort. He was considerate to different levels of bicycle riding and kept a good eye on the group to make sure nobody was lost. Additionally, Nikolas showed us some interesting parts of the city and tailored our trip to see and tell stories of things that interested or related to the group (interests and personal backgrounds). Overall, I would highly recommend this tour. Unfortunately, with all our questions and conversation, we weren't able to see some other areas of the city. I would have paid double to keep the tour going!

We're from Princeton, NJ, visiting Antwerp for the first time. Great service and the bikes were in…read moregood shape.

Tanguy is the true connoisseur of Antwerp fashion life. As a city guide and personal shopper, he is…read morethe go-to person if you need to see the better parts or hidden gems of Antwerp, listen to old legends or simply get good shopping advice. Tanguy totally looks the part, with his impeccable dandy styling and charming smile. A pleasure to be around. If you find the opportunity to spend some time with Tanguy, in a personal shopping day or one of his guided tours, put it on top of your calendar because you really want to see Antwerp through Tanguy's eyes.

Meeeeh. I really wanted to like this tour because Corneilus was very friendly and informative…read more However, I found the food options less substantative than other European food tours I've tried and certainly less so of a meal than I was anticipating and the therefore couldn't help feeling somewhat bamboozled as I was forking over the €55. In 2 hours (we had a group of 3, so we finished sooner than the advertised 3 hours, supposedly), we tried: *2 pieces of chocolate from The Chocolate Line (which Cornelius brought with him); *1 cookie in the shape of a small hand (Antwerpse handjes); *1 small cupcake; *1 dessert from De Ville; *3 varied croquettes w/salad; and *a Small pot of mussels from Fish A'go go. Perhaps because I'm not one that gets really excited over sweets, but more of a foodie that appreciates real food, I could have gone with 2 more savory, more filling items and only 2 sweeter tastings. The website says to "come hungry", so I did, and sadly at the end of the tour, I still was. The mussels saved the day, but in reality I could've found them on my own for much cheaper than the cost of the tour. 2.5 stars for an overpriced by half tour.

We loved it. Mathias was a great tourguide! We loved eating our way through Antwerp. We will…read morerecommend them for sure!!