Very nice opportunity to visit the beautiful Belgian capital, Brussels and Luxembourg! Book your ticket starting at only $344 for a round trip with Skyteam partners, per person!
Brussels is a city that loves children and families. They’ll find so many things to do. As the capital of the European Union, Brussels is steeped in history. A beautiful and charming European city that will enchant adults and kids. Perfect for the entire family.
With Easy low-cost airline or train transfers throughout Europe, you can explore many iconic cities from Brussels in a short amount of time.
Travel dates:
August – October 2017
Routing:
Denver – Brussels – Denver
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Baggage policy:
One cabin bag and one piece of checked baggage per passenger.
Sample reservation:
Denver – Brussels – Denver >>>
Travelling with your kids in tow can get expensive if you don’t stay vigilant for cheap family flight deals. Today, you can book an August, September or October 2017 flight from Denver Colorado, USA to Brussels, Belgium for only $344 round trip per person.
You’ll be hard pressed to fly from Denver to NYC for such a low amount of money round-trip. But, today, you can book and fly across the pond to Europe and immerse yourself in the Old-continent.
Eat genuine Belgian waffles, visit the Fries Museum or take a boat ride in one of the most beautiful, picturesque cities in the world, Bruges Belgium.
Give yourself and your kids an experience of a lifetime- for only $344 round-trip from Denver.
These family flight deals are exceptional.
These flights are not with Low-cost carriers. These are full service Airlines offering a checked bag and full international flight services on board.
Not only do you get a great deal, but a comfortable journey.
We don’t know how long this deal will last, so if Europe is on your Bucket list, do yourself a favor and take advantage of this opportunity.
Cheap family flights from Denver to Brussels are valid on departure dates of: August, 6-13,15,21 2017 with return on August 21st – many days in September. Play with the dates to find the best fit.
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Brussels With Kids in tow!
There are lots of children’s activities in Brussels, especially designed to capture their imagination. Here are just a few.
- Children’s Museum (Ixelles): gives children the opportunity, through exhibitions involving their participation by way of play, to learn how better to know themselves and others.
- Belgian Comic Strip Centre and the comic strip trail (Rue des Sables): Brussels has world-class comic strip credentials, just look at the number of characters that brighten up the Region’s walls.
- Museum of Natural Sciences (Wiertz): as well as its famous collection of dinosaurs, you’ll also enjoy lots of interactive exhibitions.
- Aquarium of Brussels (Aquarium Museum or Aquatic Study Center) (Koekelberg) : a trip along warm seas and continents with small species from all over the world.
- Toy Museum (FR): a lively museum that will appeal to both children and adults.
- Mini-Europe (Heysel): Tour the length and breadth of Europe in an afternoon – Europe’s most famous landmarks in miniature.
- Atomium (Heysel): the nine spheres of the Atomium represent the nine atoms that make up an iron crytal.
Take the lift to the top for a bird’s-eye view of Brussels. - Océade (Heysel): come on in, the water’s sublime in this indoor aquatic paradise with wave pool and waterslides.
- Autoworld (Parc du Cinquantenaire): lots of different cars from the past and the present.
- Royal Museum of the Army and Military History (Parc du Cinquantenaire): while you’re in Parc du Cinquantenaire, get up close to tanks, bombers and more.
- Bronks, theatre for young audiences (FR/NL) (Sainte-Catherine): if you’re looking for a performance that will keep the kids interested, Bronks is sure to have something to see (in Dutch).
- Théâtre de la Montagne Magique (FR) (Rue du Marais): theatre for children and young people, hosting original programming and top quality festivals.
- The maze in the garden of Van Buuren Museum (Uccle): when the weather’s fine, lose yourself in the magnificent Van Buuren garden.
- Each year Les 3 Heures Trottinettes (3HT) (FR) holds a scooter relay race for the youngest groups of the youth movements (usually 5- to 8-year olds). During the 3-hour race, which is held on the same weekend as the 24-hour cycling event at the Bois de la Cambre and the 5-hour cross-country event, there is a host of activities for families and children.
On the website of the Brussels Museums Council you will find an overview of the special programmes and workshops for kids offered by the Brussels museums.
Guides and calendars for family activities in Brussels
- You will find on MPMag (Moments Précieux Magazine (FR) a whole range of leisure activities for the whole family.
- Kidsgazette is a free cultural quarterly calendar for Brussels children aged 0 to 12 years old.
- The website of ideji asbl, Le Kid (FR), provides the list of all workshops for children aged 2 to 18 years old.
- brusselbazaar.be is an initiative of the youth service of the Flemish Community Commission (VGC). The website gives an overview (by theme or location) of the Dutch-speaking leisure activities for young people in Brussels.
The page over child care also provides information about leisure activities for children.
Brussels with the family
The website of visit.brussels also gives an overview of activities for children.
Easy on the pocket
Most attractions and museums have reduced prices for children. Visit the individual websites for up-to-date admission prices. Brussels also organises lots of free activities. See the pages “Brussels for free”.for more details.
If you plan to criss-cross Brussels all day, you might be better off taking public transport. Children under 6 travel free on the STIB network if they are with a paying adult. Kids between 6 and 11 can get a free J pass (FR/NL) at STIB Bootiks.
Need a bit of downtime?
- At Resto.be, you can set your own search criteria to find a restaurant with a play area or a kids’ menu.
- Brussels has a huge number of parks and green spaces, typically with a children’s play area.
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