• Bruges - Enjoy a safe and picturesque journey from Paris to northern Belgium, arriving at the medieval heart of Bruges, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its canals, cobblestone streets, and beautifully preserved Flemish façades. Join a guided walking tour through the old town, then relish some free time to explore independently, have lunch, and discover the city at your leisure.
• Bruges Art Route - Delight in a canal cruise, offering the finest views of Bruges’ medieval façades and most iconic photo opportunities (available daily from April to October). During winter, the cruise is replaced by a visit to the Gothic Hall of the Town Hall, as the city transforms into a magical setting with Christmas lights, markets, and festive decorations.
• The Markt - Explore Market Square, the vibrant heart of Bruges, surrounded by colorful guild houses, cafés, and lively terraces. It’s an excellent spot to experience the city’s daily rhythm, with locals and visitors passing by, horse-drawn carriages, and open-air cafés.
• Belfry of Bruges - Next, admire the Belfry, the tower that dominates the square and once served as Bruges’ main watchtower and symbol of power. Your guide will highlight its key features and share stories about its role in medieval life, as well as point out where to find some of the most famous fry stands (frietkoten) if you wish to try authentic Belgian fries.
• The Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde - Discover a serene complex of whitewashed houses and a tranquil green courtyard founded in 1245. Once home to Beguines – independent laywomen who lived a devout but unmarried life – it is now inhabited by Benedictine nuns and a few Bruges women. Your guide will explain the history of the beguinage and its significance as part of UNESCO’s protected heritage. It’s a peaceful oasis just a short walk from the canals and one of the most atmospheric places in Bruges.
• Quai du Rosaire / Rozenhoedkaai - Visit Rozenhoedkaai, one of the most photographed spots in Bruges, where canals, façades, trees, and bridges create a perfect postcard scene. From here, it’s easy to see why Bruges is known as the “Venice of the North.”
• Minnewater Lake - Continue to the Lake of Love (Minnewater), a romantic lake with swans and historic buildings that once formed the old harbor of medieval Bruges. Both locations are ideal for photos and for simply absorbing the city’s atmosphere before or after your free time.

• Complimentary glass of champagne and Belgium chocolates in December
• Generous free time to explore, eat, and shop
• Round trip in an air-conditioned vehicle
• Canal cruise with views of Bruges’ historic façades (April to November)
• Guided walking tour of the historical center with a multilingual guide

• Lunch is not included, but your guide will recommend the best places to eat during the visit.

Bruges, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an ideal spot for a day trip from Paris. Travel comfortably from a central location in an air-conditioned minivan and enjoy a personalized experience with a friendly and knowledgeable multilingual guide.

Immerse yourself in a medieval fantasy of cobblestone streets, gabled houses, and serene canals, led by a professional guide who shares centuries of history, legends, and hidden gems.

Enhance your journey with a canal cruise, providing the best views of Bruges’ iconic façades. In the winter months, the cruise is substituted with a visit to the gothic-style town hall.

Relish some free time to savor Belgian delicacies – mussels, fries, waffles, chocolate, and local beers – shop for handmade lace and exquisite chocolates, or simply enjoy the unique charm of one of Europe’s most picturesque cities.

During winter, Bruges transforms into a true Christmas postcard, with markets and lights that make the day feel magical and unforgettable.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.