Free Walking Tour
Bruges

Bruges is arguably one of the most beautiful cities that you will ever visit in Europe. Apart from wonderful streets, there are many galleries where you can spend some time hunting down works by Flemish masters. Bruges is also home to some very indulgent and delicious cuisine. This city is the birthplace of Les Frites, or French Fries, and there’s even a museum (Frietmuseum) dedicated to the humble fried potato! Other local specialties include a wide range of chocolate and sweet treats. Head to Chocolatier Dumon for mind-blowing chocolate. Since Bruges is in Belgium, trying the beer at the popular 2be Beer Wall is a must. After all that food and drink, you'll need a rest, so take one of the canal boat tours and sit back to enjoy the beautiful sights of Bruges. And one last tip! Try to visit Bruges in December. You’ll find an incredible Christmas market that will fill you full of festive cheer.

From the beauty of ancient bridges, intricate canals, and windmills to the surprising Museum ​Our Lady of the Pottery, the nostalgic atmosphere of medieval heritage and mysticism makes Bruges absolutely unforgettable. Join the Free Walking Tours of Bruges to discover the "Venice of the North" with a local knowledgeable guide. Most newcomers choose to book the Essential Bruges City Tour for a well-paced introduction to the old town. This is a walk along medieval cobblestone streets where you will hear fascinating stories, discover canals, ancient towers, restaurants, and witness the city’s most authentic side. Some travelers also book the Free Bruges Ghost Tour to explore the historic center by night while learning myths and legends about Bruges’ golden days. And please note that some Bruges Free Walking Tours will also stop for a delicious chocolate tasting!

Join the Free Tours of Bruges to see landmarks including ​the Palace of the Liberty and the Minnewater—known as​ The Lake of Love, which offers unique environs and canal sidewalks that cannot be missed! Discover the ancient city walls and moats whilst walking along the famous canals of Bruges. For beautiful views, stop at the Rozenhoedkaai (Rosary Quay). Admire the gothic buildings of Market Square, the beating heart of Bruges. Here you can find buildings such as the Basilica of the Holy Blood, the Liberty of Bruges and the Deanery, not to mention the iconic Belfry tower. At 83 meters high, it is the city’s most striking building. There is also a fantastic array of museums to visit, including the charming Our Lady of the Pottery, the Gruuthuse Museum (for a fascinating journey into Bruges past) and the not to be missed O.L.V-Klerk Museum, where you can see Michelangelo's masterpiece, 'Madonna and Child'.