easy
12 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal walking but mostly easy-paced guided tour.
Discover the magic of Brugge on this enriching 12-hour trip from Amsterdam. Explore historic sites, sail its famous canals, and savor authentic Belgian flavors—all in one seamless adventure.
12 Hours • All ages
Embark on a captivating 12-hour journey to Bruges, Belgium, where you'll explore a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enjoy a guided tour of its stunning churches and enchanting canals, then savor local delicacies like mussels and chocolates. With free time for shopping or a scenic boat ride, Bruges promises unforgettable memories.
12 Hours
On this tour we will visit Bruges, one of the most beautiful cities of the Flemish region of Belgium. After a journey of approximately 3 hours, you will be able to enter on this magical city of Europe, walking through its historic centre, declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. For 1 hour, one of our expert guides will introduce you to the most relevant aspects of Bruges by showing you its splendid churches, as well as its beautiful canals and alleyways and immersing you in the medieval atmosphere of a city that seems to have stopped in time.
Afterwards, you will have free time to taste the delicious Belgian mussels or their exclusive chocolates, refresh yourself with some of their famous beers, go shopping or discover another perspective of the city with a boat ride through its canals, among other options offered by a city.
De Ruijterkade 153, 1011AC Amsterdam (at the main door of the Powerzone bowling alley)
Ensure your spot by reserving the day trip well ahead of time, especially in peak season.
Expect some walking on cobbled streets; sturdy, comfortable footwear is a must.
Weather in Brugge can be variable; a lightweight waterproof is helpful especially in spring and fall.
Some small markets and cafes may not accept cards, so having euros on hand is useful.
Brugge was a vital center of Europe’s medieval trade as part of the Hanseatic League and retains much of its medieval architecture intact.
The city maintains strict historic preservation laws and encourages sustainable tourism to protect its heritage and canal ecosystem.
Cobbled streets and city exploration require sturdy footwear.
spring specific
Keep your devices powered for navigation and photos.
Capture Brugge's historic beauty and canal views.