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Grote markt
Place Burg
Canales
Place Dijver
Rozennoedkaai
Museo groeninge
Bonifaciusburg
Once lieve Vrouwekerk
Museum Sint Janshospitaal
Pur chocolat
De halvee maam
Maximiliano
On this free tour of Bruges you will discover the city's most representative places with the top-rated guides. It will be a professional and enjoyable tour, where you can learn and have fun at the same time.
This cultural experience will transport you to the golden centuries of this Hanseatic city, from the medieval era to the present day. You'll hear fascinating stories told in an engaging way, and secrets that aren't in the guidebooks.
We'll start our walk in the Grote Markt area, the heart of the old city. We'll admire the imposing bell tower and the colorful bourgeois houses that reflect the power of the old merchants.
We'll continue to the historic Burg Square, epicenter of political power where the majestic Gothic Town Hall stands, before entering the maze of canals that have made Bruges known as 'The Venice of the North.'
We'll stroll along the picturesque Dijver Square and the romantic Rozenhoedkaai, one of the most photographed spots in Belgium, where the combination of medieval canals and fairytale buildings allows for unique photos.
We'll visit the Church of Our Lady (Onze Lieve Vrouwekerk), which houses the only Michelangelo sculpture outside Italy, and the historic St. John's Hospital.
We'll end the guided tour at the serene Begijnhof, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where the 13th-century white houses whisper stories of the beguines who once inhabited this spiritual haven.
Places for this tour are limited and may sell out. Secure your spot by booking for free in seconds (you can easily cancel up to the last moment).
It lasts approximately 2 hours.
The tour is never canceled in case of bad weather.
Minimum number of 4 people is required for the tour to take place.
Online payments are accepted via: Visa, Mastercard, PAYPAL, REVOLUT, N26, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Bizum.
Booking and cancellation are free of charge.
Up to 14 adults and 6 children who know each other are allowed.
Suitable for people with reduced mobility.
Pets are allowed.
Are there free tours in Bruges in the afternoon?
Yes, in fact, it's one of the most requested times by travelers. Remember to check availability on the calendar and book in advance to secure your spot.
What to do in Bruges in summer?
One advantage of this city in summer is that it’s not excessively hot compared to other European cities, so you can enjoy it much more.
As soon as you arrive, we recommend taking the complete free tour of Bruges, where specialized guides will show you the city's hidden corners and give you the best tips to make the most of your stay.
If you visit as a couple between March and November, you can enjoy a romantic boat ride on the canals. Schedules are from 10:00 to 17:00, with departures every 15 minutes, and for 30 minutes you’ll admire medieval facades, secret gardens, and the famous swans that accompany the tour.
There are several summer festivals and concerts that bring the city's atmosphere to life. The Cactus Festival takes place during the first half of July, while the Klinkers festival is held in the last weeks of July and the first weeks of August.
If you want spectacular panoramic views of the medieval city and its surroundings, climb the Belfry Tower. At over 80 meters high, the views from the tower are especially beautiful on clear summer days.
If you want to relax and you like gardens, you can visit the serene Begijnhof and its 13th-century white houses. In summer, this spiritual retreat comes alive with its green gardens and the tranquil atmosphere that contrasts with the bustle of the historic center.
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