Brugge Museum VR experience - What i didn't realise until i go there was the virtual reality and the museum were separate things and needed separate tickets, they were very good there and just charged us the extra we would have paid had we bought a combined ticket with them. The VR experience is very good and explains how Brugges came to being and why so many canals. It's a relatively short presentation, about 15 minutes all told and you just sit and look around you. The VR experiance isn't essential for the museum story, where the myseum is a better buy if your short on time and can only do one thing. Something that's not obvious is that you can get to the first floor bar free of charge which has a fantastic view over the main square and some fantastic beers on tap. The cherry fruit beers a must.

Virtual reality experience below expecatations - So far I've had one VR experience in Split, Croatia, which was on a whole other level and comparing this to it was rather disappointing. The story could have been longer and more interesting, and the quality of the movie was very poor (simple graphics, blurry picture, buffering sign between the movie segments). It didn't help that this all takes place in the main hallway, so apart from hearing the sound of the movie, there are all the time voices of numerous visitors in the background, which kills the experience additionally. All in all, I am sorry, but I wouldn't recommend this. Visited the tower, with a nice view of the square - this saved the experience a bit.

Viator Advertisement was misleading. - The sale of this product was very misleading. This was only an 8 minute virtual reality tour. The one hour tour was not included.