We encourage you to get to know Bruges, the most visited city in Belgium. Its medieval air and its undeniable charm will leave you impressed. Don't miss out on one of the best cruise ship excursions in all of Europe!

Anyone who walks through its narrow streets or takes a boat trip through the canals will immediately fall under the spell of Bruges, the charming city of Flanders. Its Historic Center, in an excellent state of conservation, was declared a World Heritage Site in the year 2000. Taking a boat ride through its canals will convey the joy and cultural richness of this dynamic city; You will also be able to discover the treasures that it keeps inside (such as the Bruges Madonna made by Michelangelo, or the special Beguinague). Walking through its cobbled streets and observing its medieval buildings takes you back to bygone times full of beauty and charm. It is, in short, a pleasure for the traveler.

If you want to keep a unique experience in your memory, do not miss our excursion. Reserve your place and live something unforgettable during your cruise. We will wait for you!

PROGRAM

 You must take a Free Shuttle Bus (Shuttle Bus that bears the sign "Shuttlebus to Gate"), which will take you to the exit gate of the port. They are waiting for you there with the “Shorexc” sign. Departure of the Excursion.

 The main places of interest will be visited (external visit):

•  The Lake of Love.
• The Beguinage.
• The Markt square and the bell tower.
• Burg Square
• The Stadhuis (The Old Town Hall)
• Church of Our Lady where the "Madonna of Bruges" is located, a marble sculpture made by Michelangelo.
• The Memling Museum
• Boat ride through the canals.

Return to the port.

End of the Excursion.

 PRICES

Bruges, often referred to as the "Venice of the North," is a charming and historic city in Belgium. Known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, cobblestone streets, and picturesque canals, Bruges is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here are some key points about Bruges:

1. Location:

   • Bruges is located in the northwest part of Belgium, in the region of Flanders.

2. Canals and Waterways:

   • The city is characterized by its network of canals, which contribute to its romantic and scenic atmosphere.
   • Boat tours along the canals offer a unique perspective of the city.

3. Medieval Architecture:

   • Bruges boasts well-preserved medieval buildings, including the Belfry of Bruges, the Basilica of the Holy Blood, and the Church of Our Lady with Michelangelo's sculpture "Madonna and Child."

4. Belfry of Bruges:

   • The Belfry is a prominent medieval bell tower that provides panoramic views of the city. It is a UNESCO-listed site.

5. Market Square (Grote Markt):

   • The central square is surrounded by historic buildings, including the Belfry and the Provincial Court. It is a hub of activity with markets, festivals, and events.

6. Basilica of the Holy Blood:

   • The basilica houses a venerated relic, a vial believed to contain a cloth with the blood of Jesus Christ.

7. Chocolate and Waffles:

   • Bruges is renowned for its chocolate and waffles. The city offers numerous chocolatiers and sweet shops.

8. Beguinage (Begijnhof):

   • A tranquil area with white-washed houses and a garden, originally built for the Beguines, a religious community of women.

9. Bruges Lace:

   • The city is known for its intricate lacework, and visitors can explore lace shops and museums.

10. Groeningemuseum:

    • An art museum showcasing Flemish and Belgian paintings, including works by Jan van Eyck and Hieronymus Bosch.

11. Minnewater (Lake of Love):

    • A picturesque lake with swans, surrounded by greenery and walking paths.

12. Historium Brugge:

    • An interactive museum that provides a multimedia experience of Bruges' medieval history.

13. Beguinage Bridge (Begijnhofbrug):

    • A scenic bridge over the canals, offering stunning views of the Beguinage.

14. Culinary Delights:

    • Bruges offers a variety of dining options, from traditional Belgian cuisine to international flavors.

15. Bicycle-Friendly City:

    • Bruges is known for being bicycle-friendly, and renting a bike is a popular way to explore the city and its surroundings.

16. Festivals and Events:

    • Bruges hosts various events, including the Procession of the Holy Blood and the Bruges Christmas Market.

17. Accessibility:

    • Bruges is easily accessible by train, and its compact size makes it a walkable city for exploring on foot.

•  Bus.
• Guide in Spanish.
• Boat ride through the canals.
• rates

•  Discount for children, applied only to individual excursions.
• Not combinable with other offers.
• It is essential to send a copy of the child's Identity Document.
• From 13 years pay as an adult.
• 6 hour excursion.

 The duration of the excursion is approximate, it will be subject to the time of arrival of the ship and disembarkation of the passengers.