Awesome!!!! Tom got a great bike and Michele got new expedition handlebars and shifters and brake…read morelevers!!! She is so happy!!!!

Finding an honest repair shop for bike in Brussels was a nightmare, until I discovered Atelier…read moreCyclo. I got my brakes changed and a full revision for 17€ in 3 working days. This is ridiculously good considering the bikes market in the city. Nothing more to add. Simple, affordable, quick and honest.

The bicycles work, the stations are cute, if the machines are a bit fussy, but the biggest problem…read morewith this bike sharing program is that because of commuter patterns, most of the stations are either empty or full. So if you find a bike, there is no guarantee that there will be an open slot at your destination to put your bike in. Brussels is small, so most of the time, you'd be better off walking. Also, it is very difficult to cancel your subscription - sending them an email won't suffice! Oh no, you must send them a letter, which is ridiculous, via post. Even if you've already emailed them! This is a pain and costs money if you live far away. I would say that Villo! sounds great, but in reality it is quite impractical, with lousy customer service. Avoid.

Taking a bike out you have to provide a 150 Euro bond. The issue however is that they then keep…read morethis money for a 2 week period before giving it back to you!! That was 300 Euros taken from me and my friend during our entire trip. Do not use unless you have an excess amount of money! Me and my friend ended up spending a lot of money because we kept the bikes for almost a day, they charge us 35 Euro in total. I think Villo could provide better information about this.

We had an AWESOME time biking around the city with Andrea. Brussels is beautiful, and it was a…read moregreat way to kick start our stay in the city and get an overview to see where we might want to spend more time. Highly recommend. Classic bikes and e-bikes available if you want a bit of assistance with the hill or two you'll encounter.

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CitySightseeing Open tours has two bus tours of Brussels. I took a chance and bought a 24 hour…read moreticket for 23 euro. I had walked all over the day before and wanted to see more but did not know public transit. Very nice tour. Free headsets. Duck when tree branches come over. Good audio tour and they stop at key places for pictures. It was well worth the euro and time. My advice is to go early and get off and enjoy the locations they go to. It's a good all day adventure and I'm picky. Wear sunscreen though. Lesson learned the wrong way. It's a bit breezy up top too. Dress for the weather minus a few degrees. Have fun. Tip the driver. He gets you into places I would not take a bicycle.

Taking the City Sightseeing Brussels bus tour was wonderful!…read more I bought a 24 hour pass and took both routes. I liked bus route 1 better (it goes to the atom building) but both routes were worth it. They provide earbud headphones so the audio of the tour is in many different languages. I stopped back at my hotel to grab some headphones I brought with me before the 2nd bus tour & they fit in the headphone jack on the bus fine. (More comfortable than earbuds.) The routes both take 75 minutes each - if you don't hop off at any of the stops. As others have mentioned, you'll be in awe of how the huge double decker bus can navigate tiny streets. I highly recommend this tour when you're visiting Brussels for a great overview of the city.