Bruges walking tours

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Bruges Highlights and Hidden Gems

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What to visit in Bruges in a day

Discover these spots in our walking tours of Bruges

Church of Our Lady

The Church of Our Lady is the starting point of our Bruges walking tours and a must-do for people who love art. While the outside is stunning, the main attraction is located inside, and it's Michelangelo’s Madonna with Child.

Ten Wijngaerde Beguinage

The Beguinage is a peaceful area where you can learn the interesting history of the Béguines, laywomen who dedicated their lives to God. These 13 beguinages are now part of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

St John's Hospital

St John's Hospital was a medieval hospital founded in the mid-12th century. It's located close to the Church of Our Lady and functioned as a hospital until 1977. Get to know its history with our audio tour.

Gruuthuse Palace

The Gruuthuse Museum is where you will find elegant wooden sculptures, Burgundian manuscripts, and Chinese porcelain. Our guide narrates its story in depth.

Rosary Quay

If you are looking for a place with a stunning view, we suggest Rosary Quay, known as Rozenhoedkaai by the locals. But be careful, as it's often crowded, given it's a perfect photography spot.

Vismarkt

The Vismarkt, or more the "Fish market", is another historic area close to Burg Square. It has been an active marketplace since the middle ages and is still active today.

Market Square

One of the most iconic squares of the city is Market Square. You will find there the Belfry of Bruges, a medieval bell tower which formerly housed a treasury and the municipal archives.

De Burg Square

This beautiful square has been for centuries the center of power of the city, and Bruges’ city administration still occupies the 14th-century Gothic Town Hall.

De Oude Beurs

If you take our tours, you will soon find yourself outside the first bourse or stock exchange in the world, established in the 13th century. It's from this monument that the name "bourse" derives, but why don't you listen more with our self-guided walking tour?

Van Eyckplein

This small, but not less important, square in Brugs is named after Northern Renaissance painter Jan van Eyck and it's often overlooked by visitors.