Best places: Tourist Attractions in Brugge

👍👍 Researched this as we had a day in Brugge as a cruise stopover, saw it had good reviews so decided to go for it. So glad we did. Booked it via the website which was easy, had to contact them as we had two children and a coeliac (gluten free) adult and they were a great help. When we arrived we were...

👍👍 The tour was amazing. The tour guide Lavinia shared a lot of good information about the history of Brugge. It gave us a real new perspective to look at the city. She shared a lot of fun information about the city as well. Very casual and friendly. This tour is highly recommended if you are in Brug...

👍👍 Rosary Quay in Bruges is like stepping into a fairytale. It's this cozy spot by the canals, where old-school bridges and stunning architecture come together. You can't help but feel like you're in a movie scene, with those charming buildings reflecting in the water. It's a chill place, away from the...

WWII history exhibits, including uniforms, vintage vehicles & aircraft remains, plus a cafe & shop.

👍👍 A beautiful, lovely town square with historic buildings and Flemish architecture all around. I could not stop admiring the buildings when I was standing there at the center. The place is surrounded with numerous restaurants and is swarmed with tourists, so it has a vibrant atmosphere. Sitting in one...

Preserved 18th-century fisherman's cottage museum, with exhibits & a bar serving regional products.

Medieval bell tower with 366 steps leading to views, plus treasure chamber & 47-belled carillon.

Tranquil public green space featuring Minnewater Lake & the gatehouse of a demolished castle.

Gothic church, founded in the 13th-century, known for its soaring tower & statue by Michelangelo.

A mighty Gothic tower rises from this 1300s cathedral, with cavernous interior & noted Flemish art.

Minor basilica most famous for housing a phial claimed to contain a cloth with Christ's blood.

Ancient cobblestone plaza surrounded by grand Gothic buildings, stores, bars & eateries.

Family-run brewery with guided tours, a museum showcasing old brewing techniques plus dining areas.

👍👍 If you arrive by train to Bruges and do not follow the flow of many tourists, there is a turn-off to the right which, along a path surrounded by trees, takes you directly to the small lake of Minnewater (the lake of love). One of the most beautiful places in Bruges surrounded by dense vegetation an...

City hall built in 1376 with a grand Gothic interior, plus a museum dedicated to art & area history.

Departure point for canal tours in an open-top boat, with commentary & views of medieval landmarks.

Nuns & religious lay women occupy this ancient, tranquil complex with exhibits of 17th-century life.

Extensive collections of Flemish primitive artworks, 18th & 19th-century works & modern pieces.

👍👍 Scenic area. Lovely waterside that freezes over in the winter. A great place to stop and feed the swans and ducks.

👍 Ezelpoort (Donkey's Gate) is a historic city gate situated at the end of Ezelstraat in the northwest section of the Historic Centre of Bruges. It is open for pedestrian and bicyclers but not to vehicles. Originally built as part of the second ring of ramparts at the end of the 13th century, Ezelpoo...