Its canals, cobbled streets, gingerbread looking houses and medieval buildings will sure transport you into a fairytale land. Bruges is full of charm any time of year.

When in Bruges

How to get there.

You can take an hour and a half train from Brussels to Bruges and enjoy a full day of magic. From either Gare Brussel-Centraal or Brussels Midi Train Station, take a train direction Ostende or Bruges and get off at Brugge stop. You can book your tickets online or purchase them at a kiosk in the station.

Once you’re there.

The Best way to enjoy the town is by foot. Take a stroll down the delightful quaint streets and alleyways and discover picturesque moments at every corner.

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Exploring Bruges

  • Take a boat ride and roam the canals. You'll get a new angle of the city while enjoying a historical tour guide.

  • Bourgogne des Flandres Brewery is a long-running beer-maker offering tours & tastings in an industrial-chic taproom with canal views.

  • Belgium earned the nickname “The Home of Lace”. Bruges has a very unique way to weave its lace, using small looms which originated in Ancient Rome.

  • The Basilica of the Holy Blood is a small basilica most famous for housing a phial claimed to contain a cloth with Christ's blood. It's worth a visit to see this secret mystery.

  • More antique treasures await you. If you happen to visit on a weekend, it's likely you'll come across antique stalls by the river.

  • Tired after hours on foot? Take a carriage ride and continue your discoveries while comfortably seated.