Discover the enchanting city of Bruges like a VIP that combines history and gastronomy in one tour.
Over the course of four hours, an official licensed city guide will lead you through Bruges’ charming streets, unveiling both iconic landmarks and hidden treasures. Along the way, indulge in refined tastings of local specialties—meats, cheeses, beers, fries, and chocolates—turning your journey into a true feast for the senses. Perfect for food lovers and history enthusiasts, this experience offers a unique and memorable perspective on Bruges.
• 3 hours of guided historical exploration through Bruges
• 1 hour dedicated to tasting 4 local culinary delights
• Discover both famous landmarks and hidden gems with an expert guide
• Ideal for food lovers and travelers seeking deeper cultural insight
Old post office Market square. Medi Market
The Chocolate line
We start our tour on the Market square and meet in front of the old post office.
On the Market Square, the heart of Bruges, we read the city’s history in its buildings, from the medieval Belfry to the grand Provincial Court, and hear about the revolts that started right here.
We stop for a tasting of fine charcuterie and carefully selected cheeses, with a glass of cava on request.
On Jan van Eyck Square we hear the story of the city’s most famous painter and take a look at the historic buildings around him, such as the old Burghers’ Lodge and the Toll House.
We wander into the quiet neighbourhood of St Anne’s and hear the stories behind some of its historic houses.
At the Adornes Domain we hear the story of the Jerusalem Chapel and the powerful merchant family who built it after a pilgrimage to the Holy Land.
On the Burg, where Bruges began, we get an overview of the history and architecture around the square, and hear the story of the relic of the Holy Blood.
At a brewery housed in a former monastery, we enjoy a small tasting of its beers.
We step inside the City Hall and take a look at the paintings that tell the story of the city and it's rulers.
At the old Fish Market we hear how fish was traded here for centuries, and about the strict rules the fishmongers had to follow. Just next door, on the Tanners’ Square, we hear what life was like for the men who turned hides into leather.
Just around the corner, we take in the view from the Rozenhoedkaai, the Rosary Quay, the most photographed spot in Bruges.
Walk on the Diver
History of the family of Gruuthuse and it's heritage
History and introduction of the church
Have the best fries in Bruges. Waw!
At The Chocolate Line, one of the finest chocolate shops in Bruges, we find out why Belgium is known as the chocolate country of the world.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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