easy
2–3 hours
Minimal physical exertion; good mobility required for walking city streets and light slopes.
Capture Brugge’s hidden canals and quiet corners during a guided morning photo tour. With expert tips and crowd-free paths, Photo Tour Brugge offers a unique way to see this medieval city through your lens.
Side Streets & Classy CanalsAll Ages • Casual to Pro • from 60€ • Open or Private Tour
Experience Brugge like never before on a captivating morning photo tour. Discover hidden canals and serene corners, free from crowds and traffic. With expert guidance, capture stunning landscapes and architecture while enjoying personalized tips. Bring a friend along for free, making this a memorable adventure for both photographers and companions.
The focus of this morning photo tour is to stay somewhat central but explore the unknown, especially enjoying the landscape and architecture on offer.
Quiet canals & side streets just off central Brugge, landscapes & calm corners.
No traffic, cars to crowds alike. Only a focus on photography and Brugge...
2hr Open tour (max. 4 photographers per open tour): €60 3hr Private tour (4 photographers of your choice): €220
With +2000 satisfied guests since 2012, we’re confident that our tour has something that suits you from learning to locations. Sample photos & advice given freely, always planned for best light.
Smartphone to the biggest camera you can carry: We’re here to help.
Both open & private photo tours include the option of bringing one “non camera” friend per photographer at no extra cost.
A +1 “non camera” friend is a partner or friend. While the +1 guest is welcome to listen in, they are allowed absolutely no photo taking themselves including cameraphones.
Tours start at 10AM to catch soft, early morning light optimal for photography.
Carry only essential camera gear to stay mobile through narrow streets and canals.
Some photo stops are in quiet residential areas—be mindful of local residents.
Each photographer can bring one non-photographer companion free of charge, making it a shared experience.
Brugge’s canals date back to the Middle Ages, once serving as vital trade routes that helped establish the city as a commercial hub.
Efforts to preserve Brugge’s waterways maintain their clarity and restrict traffic in sensitive areas, supporting both biodiversity and historic character.
Lightweight gear helps you move swiftly and capture spontaneous moments along tight canals and alleys.
Useful for low-light shots during early mornings or overcast days.
fall|winter specific
Non-slip, supportive footwear will help you navigate cobblestones and damp pathways safely.
Morning chill can be deceptive so plan for light jackets or rain protection depending on season.
all specific