Taste the true flavors of Belgian chocolate with this lip-smacking treat

Choco-Story Bruges: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide

A total experience of the most fascinating facets of beer!

Bruges Beer Museum + Beer Tasting

A neo-Gothic castle packed with art and history

Loppem Castle: Entry Ticket

A tasty trip through the history of potatoes, and some Belgian frite sampling

Fries Museum Bruges

Drive through Bruges in an open-top bus with a helpful audio guide

City Tour Bruges

Travel back in time to medieval Bruges with crafted sets, plus a VR experience

Historium Brugge: Entry Ticket

Visit the Groeninge Museum and six centuries of Belgian art

Groeninge Museum: Entry Ticket

Visit a church brimming with art, featuring Michelangelo's 'Madonna and Child'

O.L.V-kerk Museum: Entry Ticket

Make a splash at Bellewaerde Aquapark for thrills, spills, and unlimited fun!

Bellewaerde Aquapark: Admission

Choco-Story Bruges + Fries Museum Bruges

See art at one of Europe's oldest and best-preserved hospitals

Museum Sint-Janshospitaal + Pharmacy: Entry Ticket

Get your adrenaline pumping at Bellewaerde Park

Bellewaerde Park: Entry Ticket

Experience the best of Bruges with the 72-hour Musea Brugge Card

Musea Brugge Card

Make your own tasty chocolate treats in this one-hour workshop

Workshop at Choco-Story Bruges

See contemporary art and current exhibitions

BRUSK Bruges: Entry Ticket

Bellewaerde Park: Entry Ticket + Bellewaerde Aquapark: Admission

Bruges

Bruges: the Venice of the North Bruges is a Belgian city with centuries of history and largely preserved medieval architecture. It is called the &quot;Venice of the North&quot; because of the numerous canals that surround or cross it. The medieval Halletoren tower is the largest and most important building in the city. Built in the 13th century, it stands 88 meters tall and has a carillon with 47 bells at its top. This point is the very heart of the city and serves as a reference point for all tours in Bruges. Those who climb the 366 steps will enjoy a wonderful and complete view of the city. The City Hall building, one of the oldest in the Netherlands, is also one of the city&#39;s must-see attractions. One of its most famous rooms is the Heilige-Bloedbasilieke chapel. For about 850 years it has housed a piece of cloth marked with the blood of Christ, and to this day this relic is kept in a crystal urn. Don&#39;t miss out on trying the famous Belgian beer. Just order a pint of Straffe Hendrik or Brugs Tarwebier. Also sample the famous Belgian chocolates and head to Steenstraat to discover Venerande&#39;s homemade chocolates. Their specialty is the precious truffles. Don&#39;t forget to take home one of those delicious typical biscuits, known as Dentelles de Bruges. Brussels, capital of Europe. Brussels is considered the capital of the European Union; it is the seat of the European Commission and the European Council, and is responsible for 75% of the work of the European Parliament. Perhaps for this reason, it has a reputation for being serious and multilingual. Beyond its diplomatic character, Brussels is a welcoming city, with hospitable inhabitants and very interesting attractions. Just ask the city&#39;s main symbol, the Manneken Pis, a tiny statue of a little boy urinating. Another example is the Atomium, an iron molecule magnified billions of times, or the Grand Place, considered one of the most beautiful squares in the world. Brussels is a place with history, an intense cultural agenda, parks and museums. A cosmopolitan city, a meeting point for executives, tourists, students and bohemians. To discover its true spirit, take some time to stroll through the charming Sablon neighborhood with its antique shops, where you can explore the markets and enjoy its bars and restaurants. There you will find authentic Belgians, always friendly and brimming with warmth, humor, and irony. Brussels is also a very green city. Its four thousand hectares of parks and forests provide 40 square meters of chlorophyll per inhabitant. One of the greenest cities in Europe!

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