• Burg Square - Our journey begins here, where the history of Bruges also commenced.
• The Markt - The Market Square featuring the Belfry, water halls, cloth halls, and medieval architecture.
• Belfort - The origins of the Belfry, its current issues, and the prosperity of the cloth halls.
• Praalboog Pro Patria - Bruges during the First and Second World Wars, and the independence of Belgium.
• Beschermcomité Gruuthuse - The Gothic gate of Gruuthuse and the companies offering canal tours.
• Gruuthusemuseum - The Gruuthuse Museum and the story of beer. Standing in the courtyard of this stunning Gothic castle, we learn how its resident became wealthy with Gruut and why the switch to hops was necessary.
• O.L.V.-kerk Museum - The Bruges church housing the Pietà and other invaluable artworks.
• Saint John’s Hospital - The evolution of medieval medicine leading to the creation of pralines.
• Sint-Janskaai - By the water, we capture a photo with a beautiful medieval backdrop.
• Huisbrouwerij De Halve Maan - The charming Walplein with its famous brewery that has a pipeline running under the city.
• Stoofstraat - Bruges’ red light district in the Middle Ages. The smallest street in Bruges, yet it gave rise to many customs. The darker side of the swans is also revealed here.
• Katelijnestraat - Everything you desire in terms of chocolate, waffles, and fries. But also the plague and the dark days of Bruges.
• St Bonifacius Bridge - The Bonifacius Bridge, the ultimate bridge of love with some ‘dubious’ aspects. The most picturesque spot in Bruges, located in the medieval gardens.
• Groeningemuseum - The Groeningemuseum, where Jan van Eyck, Hans Memling, Hugo van der Goes, Gerard David, and other Flemish Primitives are immortalized. Renowned 15th-century paintings, each with its own story.
• Dijver - The Dijver, Bruges’ oldest port. Where Vikings loaded their loot for transport to Scandinavia. Also offering a stunning view of one of Bruges’ most famous terraces.
• Rosary Quay - The ultimate photo spot in Bruges. Capture the Belfry and the Church of Our Lady in one shot, along with the hotel from which Colin Farrell jumped in ‘In Bruges’.
• Huidenvettersplein - Stories of medieval tanners come to life here. Once the dirtiest and most unhygienic square in Bruges, now a place to satisfy your hunger and thirst.
• Vismarkt - Two fish markets for two types of people, or so it was believed. The entrance to Bruges’ central square, where Gothic, Renaissance, and Classicist styles blend. A visual feast, even for non-architecture enthusiasts.
• Burg Square - The town hall, the blood chapel, the courthouse… all architectural styles united on the Burg with some compelling true stories to conclude.

• Snacks
• Local Expert Guide
• Rest stops with drinking water and public toilets

• Gratuities

Explore medieval Bruges on a 2-hour guided tour led by a local expert. Discover iconic landmarks like the Burg, Markt, Belfry, and Gruuthuyse Castle, along with the serene canals and vibrant red-light district. Sample Belgian fries, chocolates, waffles, and beer. Hear fascinating stories as we wander through historic sites like Dijver, Rozehoedkaai, and the fish markets. With a passionate guide, uncover Bruges’ rich history and captivating tales. Book now for an unforgettable experience

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