WALKING TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 8 bruges walking tours travellers book the most. We walk you through what each one covers on the ground, who guides it and what it costs, so you can pick the right one before you lace up.
Bruges canal cruise and walking tour with Basilica of the Holy Blood, chocolate tasting, Beguinage Ten Wijngaerde, small group.
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Walk Bruges’ UNESCO medieval core, then glide its canals on a 30-minute boat ride, with an optional Belgian beer tasting.
“Guiliana was a brilliant guide, informative and funny. It was so good to know the history when we retraced our steps later in the day. The boat trip was a lovely way to finish the guided tour,definitely recommend!”
A 2h15 walking tour of Bruges highlights, from the Markt and Belfry to beguinage and canals, with medieval stories for $3.62.
“That the guide should be tipped handsomely as they have to pay to do the tour.”
A 2-hour guided walk through Bruges UNESCO center, canals, squares, and churches. Get lunch tips, beer advice, and time to shop.
A 2-hour guided walk through medieval Bruges with legends, stops by top sights, and 360° VR scenes plus a chocolate treat.
“Sam was so good at explaining the history of Bruges and made it fun and interesting. He engaged everyone in his stories. Best tour guide we’ve ever had!”
A guided Bruges walk with canal views at Rozenhoedkaai, plus optional boat and beer tasting for a classic medieval highlights tour in 2.5 hours.
“This experience was supposed to be a walking tour and boat trip. There was no boat trip as advertised. I was given a partial refund but I did not think it compensated for the missing boat trip which was the main reason I booked this. Very disappointed!”
Private 2-hour Bruges walk hitting UNESCO sights with a flexible guide, from Markt Square belfry to the Princely Béguinage.
A small-group 2-hour walk through Bruges landmarks, stories, and a Bruges praline, from Burg Square to Rosary Quay.
“Peter, is an excellent guide, who makes the 2 hours pass quickly with useful information and humour.”
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