Brussels City Pass
for the best Brussels experience

Yes, even if you visit just 2 or 3 attractions, you’ll start saving money. Add in the included transport and exclusive discounts, and the value becomes clear.

Absolutely. All Brussels City Passes are 100% mobile-friendly. You'll receive your ticket by email right after booking , no need to print anything.

Your pass becomes active the moment you use it at your first attraction. It’s valid for 24, 48, or 72 hours depending on the version you choose.

Yes, all passes can be cancelled or rescheduled up to 24 hours before your chosen date.

It depends on:
⏱️ How long you’re staying
🎨 What kind of experiences you want (museums vs. iconic sights)
🚇 Whether you want full access to public transport or just the hop-on hop-off tour

The time starts counting from your first use, not from the moment you buy the pass. For example, if you activate your pass at 11:00 AM on Monday, a 24-hour pass will be valid until 10:59 AM on Tuesday. This gives you full flexibility to start your visit when you're ready.

Yes! Each Brussels City Pass gives you free access to a selection of attractions, and you are free to choose which ones to visit, no fixed itinerary required. You can also skip some if you run out of time.

Definitely. While some passes include transport, you can still explore Brussels on foot. The city center is compact, and many major sights like the Grand Place, Manneken Pis, and Royal Palace are within walking distance.

Most of the time, no reservation is needed when using a Brussels City Pass. However, some popular attractions (like the Atomium) may require you to book a time slot, especially during weekends or holidays. This information will be clearly mentioned in your confirmation email.

Not directly. The Brussels Card is managed by the Brussels Museum Council, while The Brussels Pass is distributed by Tiqets International B.V., an official ticket partner. All passes are legitimate and work with the official museums and attractions.

Yes. The Brussels Pass includes an audio guide app with content in several languages (including French, Dutch, English, Spanish, German, and more). Some museums also offer on-site audio guides or QR codes for mobile versions.

Absolutely. These passes are perfect for families, they simplify planning, reduce costs, and keep kids entertained with interactive attractions like Mini-Europe and the Comic Strip Museum. Note: Some passes offer free or discounted entry for children under a certain age.

If you haven’t activated your pass yet, and your plans change, you can cancel or reschedule it for free up to 24 hours before your visit date (depending on the provider). If you activate it but don’t visit anything, it will still expire after its validity period.

No. The pass is valid for consecutive hours (24h, 48h, or 72h). You can visit attractions across multiple days, but they must be in a row, not spread over different weekends.

All pass providers offer customer support via email or chat. If you run into issues at an attraction, simply show your confirmation email or contact the provider (Tiqets or the Brussels Museum Council) for help. Their support is usually responsive and multilingual.