easy
12 hours
Moderate stamina recommended to comfortably handle several hours of walking and standing.
Discover Bruges on a private 12-hour guided tour from Amsterdam with Camaleon Tours. Enjoy the medieval streets, scenic canals, and three hours of free time to craft your own day in this UNESCO World Heritage city.
We pick you up at your Hotel (Amsterdam City) • 12 Hours
Embark on a private 12-hour adventure from Amsterdam to Bruges, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its enchanting medieval streets with an expert guide, then enjoy over three hours of free time to savor Belgian delicacies, shop, or take a scenic canal boat ride, tailoring the experience to your desires.
12 Hours
On this private trip departing from Amsterdam you will visit Bruges, one of the most beautiful cities of the Flemish region of Belgium. After a journey of about 3 hours, it will be possible to discover this magical city in Europe, walking through its historic centre, declared a World Heritage Site by the UNESCO. For just over an hour, one of our expert guides will introduce the most relevant aspects of Bruges by showing its splendid churches, as well as its beautiful canals and alleys and diving into the medieval atmosphere of a city that seems to have stopped in time.
Afterwards, you will have more than 3 hours of 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 that will certainly not leave anyone indifferent.
As a private tour, the itinerary can be arranged at the beginning of the day to adapt it to the wishes of the client, always considering the duration of the tour.
Bruges’ cobblestone streets can be uneven and require supportive footwear for all-day walking.
Weather in the Low Countries can shift quickly, so being prepared for rain ensures your day isn’t cut short.
A compact pack helps keep essentials like your camera, wallet, and snacks handy without weighing you down.
While many places accept cards, some smaller shops and cafés prefer euros or Belgian francs to smooth purchases during free time.
Bruges was a crucial medieval trading hub, fostering a wealth of gothic architecture and art that defines its streets today.
Efforts focus on preserving Bruges’ historic buildings and waterways, maintaining the city’s UNESCO World Heritage status with sustainable tourism practices.
Supportive footwear for uneven cobblestones and long walking periods.
Protects against frequent spring showers common in the region.
spring specific
Capture Bruges’ photogenic medieval architecture and canals.
Useful for carrying personal items, snacks, and water.