Anderson - e-carriage tour - Brussels

Discover the historic centre of Brussels on an unforgettable and unusual walk.

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Découvrez le centre historique de Bruxelles

Departing from the Grand Place, you will discover various districts and numerous tourist attractions with commentary by a professional guide. A unique way to discover the beauty of Brussels!

d’une balade inoubliable et insolite.
Départ Grand Place*

Departure from Grand Place*.

No booking

Max. 5 people / carriage

70€ /calèche

70€ / carriage

Covered in case of rain

De 11h à 18h30 en semaine et de 10h30 à 18h00 les week-ends

11 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. on weekdays and 10.30 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. at weekends

Tous les jours*

Every day*

* with some exceptions (events, weather, etc.)

Comme beaucoup d’inventions majeures, la paternité de la voiture électrique fait débat.
Anderson 1830

Like many major inventions, there is some debate as to who invented the electric car. History records the appearance of the first electric cars in the 1830s. In the 19th century, electricity was seen as an innovative alternative to steam and coal, which were the main sources of energy at the time. In 1832, in the Netherlands, Scottish inventor Robert Anderson presented his first electrically powered carriage. His vehicle used 8 electromagnets powered by an entire battery. Performance was anecdotal, but the electric car had just made history!

Anderson - calèche

We do not take bookings during our traditional opening hours.

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