• The Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde - Dating back to the 13th century, the Princely Beguinage ‘Ten Wijngaarde’ was home to beguines. These unmarried women lived together in a secluded community, enjoying a relatively independent and liberated lifestyle. In 1998, UNESCO recognized the Bruges beguinage, along with 12 other Flemish beguinages, as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Today, the charming courtyard garden is surrounded by white houses, still inhabited by a few nuns and women who embrace a peaceful lifestyle. Visitors are welcome to explore this unique World Heritage site, but the gates are securely closed at dusk.
• Minnewater Lake - A quintessential romantic destination! Legend has it that water nymphs, known as “minnen” in Dutch, once resided here, giving the lake its name. With a tragic love story, mysterious trees, and lush greenery, this place is brimming with romance. Consider capturing an Instagram moment! The best photos can be taken from the Lake of Love bridge or near the Lockhouse, stunning even without filters.
• Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk - The Church of Our Lady features the world’s second-tallest brick church tower, a timeless testament to the skill of Bruges’ builders. Supported by eight robust pillars, the tower soars 115 meters into the sky.
• Quai du Rosaire / Rozenhoedkaai - Welcome to the city’s most photographed location, a historic Instagram-worthy spot. Once a place where rosaries were sold, it now offers one of the city’s most picturesque views. It’s the perfect spot for a selfie with a loved one. Whether in summer or winter, morning or evening, rain or shine, the romance of the Rosary Quay is always enchanting. Come and enjoy the view!
• Burg Square - While the Market Square is the heart of Bruges, Burg Square is its soul. For centuries, it has been the city’s center of power, with Bruges’ city administration still housed in the 14th-century Gothic Town Hall. This magnificent square is surrounded by monumental buildings, each reflecting the architectural style of its era. It’s like having an architectural guidebook in one square! From the Basilica of the Holy Blood to the Liberty of Bruges and the Deanery, immerse yourself in Bruges’ rich history.
• Basilica of the Holy Blood - This basilica houses a relic of the Holy Blood, collected by Joseph of Arimathea and brought from the Holy Land by Thierry of Alsace, Count of Flanders. Originally built between 1134 and 1157 as the chapel of the Count of Flanders, it was elevated to a minor basilica in 1923.
• The Markt - The vibrant heart of Bruges is dominated by the Belfry, standing 83 meters tall as the city’s most iconic building. Those who climb to the top are rewarded with a breathtaking view. In the Market Square, admire the grand Provincial Court and the colorful stepped gables, and perhaps enjoy a carriage ride. This is where the coachmen await, completing the picturesque scene.

• Private transportation
• Hotel pick up and drop off
• Chocolate tasting at a local chocolate making venue
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Food and drinks

Bruges, one of the most well-preserved medieval cities in Northern Europe, leaves a lasting impression on all who visit, unlike any other city globally. Recognized as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, Bruges flourished during the Middle Ages as a key commercial center in Europe and a distinguished city within the County of Flanders. It is a city of human scale and enchanting beauty, enriched by its fascinating history.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult
• Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately

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