As you stroll along the canal bank, you'll capture the essence of Bruges, surrounded by historic buildings and the gentle lapping of the canals. Dusk transforms the place into a romantic sea of lights, while during the day boat tours offer unique perspectives on Gothic architecture. A walk here connects you directly to the city's rich history.

Every evening, discover over 50 types of beer in a traditional Belgian bar setting. In addition to local beers, you can enjoy delicious, inexpensive pizzas for only €5. The hustle and bustle attracts both locals and travelers, perfect for making new friends and immersing yourself in Flemish culture.

Snuggle up in a horse-drawn carriage and glide through medieval streets surrounded by the smell of waffles and chocolate. The carriages start early in the morning until dark on the market square. For 30 minutes, which you can enjoy exclusively up to five people, the price is €50. A luxurious treat accompanied by historical anecdotes and the sound of hooves on cobblestones.

Admire the imposing architecture and ornate Gothic treasures, including the only Michelangelo work outside of Italy, the Madonna and Child. Marvel at the magnificent tombs and explore its rich history through the impressive artwork and sculptures that this historic site has to offer.

Immerse yourself in a world where a cloth with the blood of Christ, carefully preserved in a magnificent reliquary, is the central veneration. This sacred relic, surrounded by Gothic splendour, combines centuries-old tradition with spiritual devotion. Every day it is presented for worship, a unique opportunity to experience history and faith up close.

Discover a chapel that is unknown even to many locals. In this hidden sanctuary, you will not only find spiritual peace and contemplation, but also impressive works of art and architectural details that bear witness to Bruges' rich history and deep-rooted religiosity. Free admission allows everyone to explore this gem.

Underneath the modern comforts is a portal to the past. The foundations of St. Donace's 12th-century Cathedral and archaeological treasures from the 10th to the 16th centuries, including ramps, tombs, and artifacts, are waiting to be discovered by you. A rare experience to experience history up close.

Built by the Adornes in the 15th century and inspired by Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre, the chapel features a unique blend of Gothic architecture and family history. The chapel houses the black marble tomb of Anselm Adornes and his wife, as well as an artistic altarpiece, surrounded by impressive stained glass windows and a replica of Christ's tomb.

Hidden between historic façades is the craft of leather production, once the heart of this square. Discover the stone figure of a tanner, testimony to his painstaking but vital work. Just around the corner is the traditional fish market, a living piece of the city's history that still opens its doors from Wednesday to Saturday.

Discover the fascinating history of the potato and how it became the popular Belgian fries. Interactive exhibitions, games and multimedia will guide you through the history of its creation. Antique french fry presses and deep fryers show the development of french fries technology. Finally, a well-deserved portion of fresh fries with mayonnaise awaits you in the crypt, served in a Gothic building full of character.

Half walking tour, half photography workshop, you'll discover hidden corners and capture the underrated details of Bruges with your camera. Accompanied by a local guide, you'll immerse yourself in the city's medieval atmosphere, learning about its winding canals and cobblestone streets, all while improving your photography skills.

In the morning, the market square comes alive, surrounded by medieval buildings and colourful guild houses. Farmer's markets offer fresh fruits, vegetables, and regional specialties as you stroll among the stalls. Don't miss out on tasting the local cheeses and handmade jams. A walk through the historic alleys will take you to hidden cafes away from the tourist hustle and bustle, a perfect place for a culinary break.

Surrounded by lush nature, where time seems to pass more slowly, you can experience the poetry of Guido Gezelle, one of the most famous Flemish poets of the 19th century. Located in his birthplace, the garden offers a unique opportunity to revel in the beauty of literature and the tranquility of nature.

Behind historic walls is a collection that brings 500 years of Bruges to life. From medieval kitchens to Gothic furniture, you'll experience the heyday of the Burgundians, the lesser-known 17th and 18th centuries, and historical rediscovery in the 19th century, captured in over 600 exhibits.

Explore a world-class stage for contemporary dance and classical music, encased in 68,000 terracotta tiles. Marvel at the extraordinary acoustics in the halls, discover contemporary art, and experience unique sound installations. On the Circuit Trail, you'll get behind-the-scenes insights and enjoy breathtaking city views from the terracotta roof.

In the morning, the market comes alive, surrounded by medieval buildings and the imposing Belfry. Here you can enjoy local specialties in one of the many cafes or restaurants, while the historic atmosphere embraces you. On Wednesdays, the square transforms into a lively farmer's market, where you can discover fresh produce and artisan delicacies.

A hidden gem on the outskirts of downtown will take you back in time. The 'House of Time' installation offers a unique blend of history and modern technology that brings Bruges' rich seafaring history to life. Children will love the vivid visuals and the opportunity to experience history interactively.

Discover the fascinating connection between art and medicine in the Middle Ages through an extensive collection of medical instruments, historical archives, and the impressive works of Hans Memling. Admire the monumental roof structure of the Diksmuide attic and immerse yourself in the history of medical care in one of the oldest hospital buildings in Europe.

Twelve international artists and architects use neglected spaces in Bruges to present their visions of the city of tomorrow. Through temporary art and architectural interventions, they invite you to rediscover the hidden beauty of the everyday and to imagine the potentials of urban space. A walk through these installations offers a unique perspective on the future of urban living.

Explore monumental landmarks that reflect the architectural styles of their time, from the Basilica of the Holy Blood to the Townhouse. Enjoy a waffle from a street vendor as you admire the diversity from Gothic to Renaissance and Neo-Classical architecture, immersed in the vibrant atmosphere and history.

Climb 366 steps of the medieval bell tower to admire Bruges from 83 meters above the ground. Surrounded by the melody of a 47-bell game, a panorama that tells the history and independence of the city reveals itself to you as you gaze over the rooftops of Gothic architecture.

Through an elegant rococo gate, enter a garden that leads to the Groeninge Museum, a center of Flemish and Belgian art. Paintings from Jan van Eyck to contemporary artists await you here, a reflection of cultural evolution over six centuries. An oasis of art that brings Belgium's history and artistic heritage to life.

Honor the 18th-century bell founder Joris Dumery, whose artwork, the Dumery Bell, can be admired in the square of the same name. A symbol of craftsmanship precision and historical significance, freely accessible and accessible in the open air, it combines culture and history with the beauty of craftsmanship.