Discover Bruges in a small group (maximum 8 persons). On this 3.5-hour bike tour guided by an official licensed expert. Navigate through the city’s picturesque streets, where celebrated landmarks and hidden gems await. Let Bruges’ rich history and vibrant culture unfold as you pedal, offering a delightful blend of sightseeing and insider tales. This active adventure is perfect for history buffs and thrill-seekers alike, ensuring an unforgettable experience in this beautiful city.
- 3.5-hour guided bike tour through Bruges
- Explore iconic highlights and secret gems
- Led by an official licensed guide for expert insights
- Perfect for those seeking a unique and active city experience
Bike station at the left side of the railway station. Mark 'Fietspunt'
We meet at the Bruges railway station. On the left side of the station, we get the bikes ready and set off.
We stop at one of the many almshouses of Bruges and find out who built them, who lived there and why.
We hear the story of the 13th-century ramparts of Bruges, and of the murder of a count that shook the city.
On Simon Stevin Square we meet one of the great minds of Bruges, a pioneer of modern mathematics and physics, and hear about the traditions and daily life on the square.
On the Market Square, the heart of Bruges, we read the city’s history in its buildings and hear about the revolts that shaped it.
We cycle down one of the most beautiful streets of Bruges and hear how Italian merchants once made this neighbourhood their home.
We stop at a stretch of the 13th-century city wall, built to keep the enemy out and the wealth of Bruges safe inside.
We hear the story of the Spanish merchants who settled in Bruges and the privileges they enjoyed, and we see some of the grand houses they left behind.
On Jan van Eyck Square we hear about the Flemish Primitives and their most famous painter, Jan van Eyck, along with the stories this square has to tell.
We ride along the most important canal of Bruges, once the main route for goods into the heart of the city, and take in the view.
We pass the majestic seminary where future priests still follow their long training. The building was once the home of Ten Duinen, one of the most powerful abbeys in Flanders.
We ride along the green ramparts past the windmills of Bruges and hear the story of the Guild of Saint Sebastian, the city’s archers.
We visit the Adornes Domain, one of the best-kept secrets of Bruges, with its rich history and the family’s own private chapel.
On the Burg, where Bruges began, we take a closer look at the buildings around the square and the history they hold.
We visit the old Fish Market and hear how trading worked there, then move on to the square where the tanners once prepared their hides. Just around the corner waits the most photographed view in Bruges.
We cycle through the heart of the city centre and pass the Groeninge Museum, home to the most important art collection in Bruges.
Around the Church of Our Lady we discover the city palace of the lords of Gruuthuse. Outside the church we hear how it grew over the centuries and about the impressive art collection it holds inside. Just around the corner, we hear the story of St John’s Hospital, one of the oldest hospitals in Europe.
At the Beguinage we hear the story of the beguines, the women who lived here in their own quiet world, and visit the grounds around their church.
From the bridge over the Minnewater, the Lake of Love, we take in the view and meet the famous swans of Bruges and cycle back to the railway station.
End of the tour at the railway station. Time to say goodbye.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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