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Bruges, Belgium
A Gentle Journey into FlandersStrolling through Bruges is like stepping into a medieval postcard. The cobbled streets, gabled houses, and tranquil canals create a romantic setting where every corner seems frozen in time. On foot, you can easily discover historic squares, ancient churches, and small artisan shops before enjoying a delicious break with Belgian chocolate or a local beer in a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Burg Square
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The Basilica of the Holy Blood
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Bruges City Hall
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The Liberty of Bruges Palace
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The Groenerei Canal
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Rosary Quay
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The Gruuthuse Museum
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Saint Boniface Bridge
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The Godshuizen (Almshouses)
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The Sashuis Lock House
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Minnewater Park and the Lake of Love
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The Beguinage of Bruges
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The Halve Maan Brewery
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The Old St. John’s Hospital
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The Church of Our Lady of Bruges
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St. Saviour’s Cathedral
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The Belfry of Bruges
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The Markt
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The Provincial Palace of Bruges
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The Fries Museum
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The Tolhuis
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The statue of Jan van Eyck
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Advice
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Jan.
6°
Feb.
7°
March
10°
April
13°
May
17°
June
20°
July
22°
Aug.
22°
Sept.
19°
Oct.
15°
Nov.
10°
Dec.
7°
Throughout the year, the average temperature in Bruges is around 11°C, due to its continental climate with cold winters and warm summers. January and February are the coldest months, with lows around 4°C. July and August are the warmest, with highs reaching 22°C or more. The rainiest months tend to be January, July, and the period from October to December. So it’s always wise to pack an umbrella and a waterproof jacket—just in case. If you’re hoping for better weather, the best time to plan your trip is between April and October, even if the occasional shower might still surprise you.
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audioguide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point: Burg Square
10 Gevangenisstraat In Bruges, street parking is limited and significantly more expensive than underground options. We recommend heading first to the following car parks near the city centre: Pandreitje and Biekorf. If you don’t mind using public transport or walking about 15 minutes, the car park next to the train station—Oesterparking—is the most affordable option.
During our tour, you’ll pass through the Bruges Beguinage. To avoid any last-minute surprises, please note that the site has specific opening and closing hours. If it happens to be closed when you arrive, you’ll need to follow the alternative route below to rejoin the tour: Professor Dokter Joseph Sebrechtsstraat → Oostmeers Street → Zonnekemeers Street. Like any top tourist destination, Bruges offers a range of benefits and discounts on transport and attractions through the Brugge City Card. It’s a great option if you want to explore the city at your own pace while making the most of the available deals.
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