The city hall of Bruges shows the importance of the city. And without a doubt the most beautiful civil building in gothic style in the city. Built by the last count of Flandres and finished in 1400's it shows it's importance and influence in the whole area a Bruges. The city hall is still in use by the mayor and...
As a very catholic city. The city centre consist of a lot of churches. Seventeen to be precise. Not all have the same beauty. In our private churches tour we visit the most impressive ones. During this tour you learn more about religious architecture, history and art that is present in these churches. Our churches we visit: Saint-Jacob's church,...
The Belfry tower is the proud of Bruges. Eighty three meters high and 366 steps. Belfry towers were a symbol of the power and the wealth of the city during the middle ages and the Belfry tower of Bruges is probably one a highest of it's kind in France and Belgium. Get more information about the istory and the habits...
The basilica of the Holy Blood is probably the site which triggers the biggest part of your imagination. The relic brought to Bruges by the count of Flanders; Diederick van den Elzas has a big part of reality. Although people think this could be anybody's blood it is historically correct that the blood of Jesus Christ was indeed at that...
When visiting the historical city of bruges a city tour or Bruges tour is mostly recommended. Crusade offers 5 walking tours in the city centre and 1 bike tour. A lot of variety and many choices. When arriving in Bruges the best recommendation is to have a tour at the start of your stay so you have a good insight...
A canal tour is undoubtedly in the 3 of things tourists want to do when they are in Bruges. And indeed; it's very relaxing and has a romantic view on the houses.
If your time is limited you have compact your day as best as best as possible. Our advise is to do at least a guided tour to get the best result.
The Beguinees of Bruges is a must see during your visit. The most relaxing and devout spot of Bruges. Als Unesco protected heritage in the whole of Flandres. The beguinees are already there since the 13th century and is still occupies by nuns. If you have the chance visit the beguinees mid february. Where the gardens fill full of crocuses....
The church of Our lady is with any doubt the highlight of Bruges.
Which are the must see's in Bruges? Probably is your stay short. In average a vistor of Bruges spends two-and-a-half days in Bruges. A good planning is as a consequence necessary: