Bruges is a multi-faceted city, spanning the past, present and future. A wide range of museums and sights are waiting for you to explore. By yourself, with your partner, with family or friends: you won't know where to look first! Delve into the city and soak up its rich cultural landscape, heritage and cordial residents. Experience Bruges to the fullest, and take in all it has to offer. We guarantee our charming streets, squares and parks will warm your heart.
When these two sites are combined, the Hof De Jonghe and Hof Campers together form one very special city park... -
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This mysterious burial ground is not only the oldest in Belgium, it is also a wonderful place of silence within walking distance of the city centre...
This 14th-century farmstead houses a merry working children’s farm with a superb recreation area and a gaggle of farmyard animals...
Right in the heart of the city, near the Fish Market and Burg Square and in the shadow of Saint Magdalene’s Church, lies this glorious botanical park...
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Even if you’re not very fond of poetry, you’ll be delighted by the House Gezelle, the birthplace of Guido Gezelle (1830 – 1899), one of Flanders’ most famous poets...
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On the Dijver, the elegant rococo gate leading to the Groeninge Museum immediately catches the eye...
Surprisingly enough, in the middle of the car park at the site of the Old Saint John’s Hospital site there is a small orchard that recalls the gardens that adorned the area until the 19th century...
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With ‘Colonnade’ by Gijs Van Vaerenbergh, created for Triennial Bruges 2021, this park along the inner ring road was given a major boost...
The Ramparts of West Bruges are a little less well-known, but it is here that the medieval structure of the ramparts can be most easily grasped, as you can see both the double embankment and the double moat...
On the City Ramparts, close to the Lake of Love, a striking round tower stands, grabbing the attention...
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To get a glimpse of a ground-breaking contemporary residential development, head for the Katelijnestraat and slip inside the Red Nuns’ domain...
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This local park with a pond is the best-kept secret of the residents of the nearby social housing neighbourhood...
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Together with the adjoining Tudor and Chartreuzinnenbos grounds, the Beisbroek site offers a green space of around 160 hectares with woodland, lanes, grassland and heath...
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Just a stone’s throw from the Vesten, in the peaceful Sint-Anna neighbourhood, you’ll suddenly come across the Guido Gezellewarande...
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A tour through Bruges’ wet- and woodlands, passing through medieval towns such as Damme, peaceful Flemish agrarian villages and dead straight canals...
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Accompanied by a real Bruges native, you will discover some hidden city gems for two and a half hours...
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If the gate on the Potterierei is open, take the opportunity to step inside the Major Seminary garden to admire its imposing facade...
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Explore the polders of Lissewege by taking the Ter Doest walk and enjoy the beautiful panoramic views presented to you...
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From intimate garden of residential care centre Ter Potterie to a public space for residents and world citizens...
