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One of the most famous to-dos in Bruges is the canal boat ride. Being one of the most famous cities with numerous canals, Bruges invites all the visitors to explore the city from another perspective and see places you would never see on foot. For about half an hour, you make a loop and see south of the Burg, Rozenhoedkaai, and Dijver.

Bruges Canal Boat

Professional Guide

Transfer Sedan One-way

Group Boat Ride

Transfer Sedan Round-trip

Transfer Minivan Round-trip

Transfer Minivan One-way

The De Halve Maan Brewery is the last family-running brewery in Bruges. It works since 1856 and is one of the oldest breweries in town. Here you can try different types of famous Belgian beers - Brugse Zot and Straffe Hendrik.

De Halve Maan Brewery

Group Tour&Tasting

Groeningemuseum is one of Bruge's most significant museums, boasting the rich Flemish Primitive and Renaissance collection. Moreover, the Museum is the best place to learn about Bruges' neo-classical canvasses from the 18th and 19th centuries.

Groeningemuseum

Entrance Ticket

If you like mistics, legends and visiting unusual places to discover the city - Jeruzalemkerk is the place. Among citizens, it is famous as one of the oddest churches, as here you will find an altar decorated with skulls and the mini-chapel with Christ's corpse statue.

Jeruzalemkerk

The Bruges Market Square is the beating center of the city. We invite you to walk around the area and discover the fairytale view of pavement cafes beneath step-gabled facades. The Pearl on the Market is the neo-Gothic former post office that looks fabulous among the entire architectural ensemble.

Bruges Market

The most recognizable tower in Bruges is Belfry. This fabulous building dates back to the 13th century and is 83meters in height. If you are looking for the best view over the city - be ready to climb 366 steps to the tower's observation spot. On wednesdays and weekends, you can hear the magic sound of manually played Belfry's carillon.

Belfry of Bruges

Visit this fascinating chocolate museum and see how the famous Belgian sweets are produced. You will learn interesting facts about the process and admire how professional cooks treat cocoa beans - very carefully, like a treasure in danger of extinction.

Choco-Story

Looking over Bruges, first of all, you see the Church of Our Lady (Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk) and only then beautiful surroundings. The Church doubtless is the most recognizable in the city with its 115m spire. One of the most attractive points for many tourists and believers is Michelangelo's Madonna and Child statue, located inside the Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk.

Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk

After breakfast, you meet your guide in the hotel lobby and go on a wonderful walking tour around the most outstanding attractions of Bruges, the capital of West Flanders in northwest Belgium. The city boasts breathtaking canals, cobbled streets and medieval buildings.

During the tour you admire the sights of Bruges, including the town square, the Beguinage and the oldest Hospital in Europe built in 12th century. You also see the Church of Our Lady, where the Emperor Maximillian of Austria Married. A special part of the day is dedicated to a sightseeing cruise on a public boat along picturesque canals.

The rest of the day is reserved for you to explore the city's charming medieval streets at your own pace.

Take a wonderful walking tour around the most outstanding attractions of Bruges, the capital of West Flanders in northwest Belgium. The city boasts breathtaking canals, cobbled streets, and medieval buildings. Today you see the famous town square, the Beguinage, and the oldest Hospital in Europe built in the 12th century.

Bruges Walking City Tour

Following breakfast you head for the train station (located short walk away from your hotel) and take a train to Antwerp.

Upon arrival at the station you meet your guide and start exploring the beautiful city which is not only the #1 diamond exporter in the world, but is also considered one of the top fashion cities in Europe. In the beginning of the tour you see the Brabo's Monument located next to the amazing Antwerp City Hall. After you pass by the house and studio of the famous Belgian painter - Ruben's House. Then you stroll along with your guide through the shopping street called "Meir".

You continue your walking tour of the lovely northern Belgian city until the railway station - where the Jewish quarter with its diamond factory and shops is located. 

Finally you take a return train to Brussels.

Exploring the beautiful city which is not only the #1 diamond exporter in the world, but is also considered one of the top fashion cities in Europe.

Trip to Antwerp by Train

In the morning you walk to the train station for a short ride to Ghent. Upon arrival, you meet your local guide who takes you on a comprehensive walking tour.

An important port in northwest Belgium and home to a quarter of a million people, Ghent boasts its gorgeous historical backdrop and a museum-like pedestrian area in the city center. During the tour, you walk through the old city along the canals crossing bridges to enjoy the view of an Old Castle. You also get to see the three famous Gent towers – Saint Nicholas' Church, the UNESCO-listed Belfry and Saint Bavo's Cathedral. Entrance to Saint Bavo's Cathedral is included.

After the tour you return to Brussels.

An important port in northwest Belgium and home to a quarter of a million people, Ghent boasts its gorgeous historical backdrop and a museum-like pedestrian area in the city center. Get to see the three famous Gent towers – Saint Nicholas' Church, the UNESCO-listed Belfry and Saint Bavo's Cathedral.

Trip to Ghent by Train

After a 2-hour train ride you arrive to Ypres.

Walking around the lovely city of Ypres, it is hard to imagine the incredible highs and lows it has endured. At first the city faced the extreme wealth in the Middle Ages, and then it was the center of the Battles of Ypres between German and Allied forces during the World War I. Nowadays it's a fitting reminder of people's resilience and their ability to bounce back from adversity. 

During the tour you visit several sights dedicated to the World War I: 'In Flanders Fields' Museum named after the famous poem by Canadian John McCrae, the Tyne Cot Cemetery - the largest Commonwealth War Graves Commission cemetery in the world and Sanctuary Wood Museum (Hill 62).

Trip to Ypres by Train

Today we invite you to the family-run DeHalve Mann brewery. A visit to the brewery in a small group is followed by a professional beer tasting in the cellars. Tasting of three beers allows you to discover the rich taste of different beer types and to find your own palate. During the tour you are also introduced to the secrets of beer serving. This tour is a must for real beer lovers! 

Warning: the brewery has a large number of steep stairs.

De Halve Maan Brewery Tour

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Beguinage

Basilica of the Holy Blood

Bruges City Hall

Canals of Bruges

Church of Our Lady Bruges

Choco-Story Museum

Market Square

St. John's Hospital

What do you imagine hearing "Bruges"? Most likely, you think about cobbled streets, chocolate, and waffles. But travel to Bruges is much more than this! You see precious examples of architecture, admire the world-famous lace production, learn about Flemish culture and way of living on the walking tour with the local professional guide. And, of course, you can't miss Bruges' windmills and canals. Go ahead with the trip to Bruges and check our ready-made itineraries with comfortable centrally-located hotels, transfers, and unique activities. Please, keep in mind all of the programs are fully customizable - share your envision of the journey with our experienced destination specialist and be sure your trip will happen in the best way.

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Bruges (Brugge in Dutch) is one of the most enchanting cities in Europe and offers a rich tapestry of history, art, architecture, and culture. Here are some interesting aspects of Bruges:

Medieval Architecture: Bruges is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe. Walking through its cobbled streets feels like taking a step back in time. Its architecture has earned the entire historic city center a spot on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Canals: Often referred to as the "Venice of the North," the canals of Bruges create a romantic and picturesque setting. Canal boat tours are a popular way to explore the city and take in its beauty from the water.

Belfry of Bruges: Dominating the main market square, this medieval bell tower is one of the city's most prominent symbols. If you climb the 366 steps, you're rewarded with a panoramic view of the city.

Chocolates and Confectioneries: Belgium is famous for its chocolates, and Bruges is no exception. The city is dotted with chocolate shops selling world-class chocolates. There's even a Choco-Story museum dedicated to the history and making of chocolate.

Lace Making: Bruges is known for its traditional lace-making. You can find handmade lace products and even see demonstrations of this intricate craft in various locations around the city.

Museums: Bruges houses some notable museums. The Groeningemuseum, for example, showcases a collection of Flemish and Belgian paintings, including works by the renowned Flemish Primitives.

Church of Our Lady: This church is home to a remarkable white marble sculpture of the Madonna and Child by Michelangelo, which is especially noteworthy because it's the only Michelangelo statue that left Italy during his lifetime.

Local Brews: Belgian beer is famed worldwide, and Bruges offers its local varieties and old monastic traditions. A visit to the local breweries or sampling a "Brugse Zot" in one of the traditional pubs is a treat for beer lovers.

Events: Bruges hosts several annual events, including the Procession of the Holy Blood, a religious procession that has taken place for over 700 years.

Peaceful Ambience: Despite its popularity among tourists, Bruges manages to maintain a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere, especially in the evenings when the day-trippers depart. The soft illumination of the buildings and canals during the night adds a magical touch to the city.

These are just a few highlights. Every corner of Bruges offers something interesting, be it a historical tidbit, a unique shop, or a quiet, picturesque spot to relax.

Arrival Upon arrival, you check in and have the rest of the day at leisure.

Bruges City Tour &amp; Sightseeing Boat Ride After breakfast, you meet your guide in the hotel lobby and go on a wonderful walking tour around the most outstanding attractions of Bruges, the capital of West Flanders in northwest Belgium. The city boasts breathtaking canals, cobbled streets and medieval buildings.During the tour you admire the sights of Bruges, including the town square, the Beguinage and the oldest Hospital in Europe built in 12th century. You also see the Church of Our Lady, where the Emperor Maximillian of Austria Married. A special part of the day is dedicated to a sightseeing cruise on a public boat along picturesque canals.The rest of the day is reserved for you to explore the city's charming medieval streets at your own pace.

Departure Today after breakfast you check out and depart from Bruges.

Bruges

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Belfry of Bruges

Belfry of Bruges

Bruges Market

Jeruzalemkerk

Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk

Beguinage

Basilica of the Holy Blood

Bruges City Hall

Canals of Bruges

Church of Our Lady Bruges

Choco-Story Museum

Groeningemuseum

Market Square

St. John's Hospital

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