Step into the magic of Christmas in Bruges!
Join us at our charming departure point, the Secret Garden of Hof Bladelin, where a warm welcome awaits before we hop on our retro bikes for an unforgettable festive ride.
Discover Bruges at its most enchanting as twinkling lights, decorated facades, and glowing canals transform the city into a fairy-tale wonderland. Together with your local guide, you’ll explore both iconic highlights and hidden gems, from the Belfry and Old Harbor to the Lake of Love and the Church of Our Lady, all shining under their holiday sparkle.
Along the way, you’ll have plenty of chances to capture stunning photos, and we’ll make a short chocolate stop at one of Bruges’ top artisan chocolatiers (optional, at your own expense).
We’ll finish our tour with a cozy moment together in our garden, enjoy a Hot Chocolate, Glühwein, or Bruges Beer (included) to warm up, share stories, and get our exclusive list of insider tips for the best sweets and sours in the city.
Start form Market Square, Follow Vlamingstraat and turn to the left into Grauwwerkersstraat
The Bladelin House in Bruges is a beautiful Medieval Castle, dating back to the 15th century. We'll start our tour in this exceptional Monastery Garden and take departure for Bruges' Christmas Magic! This place was once the residence of the wealthy merchant and financier Pieter Bladelin, who played an important role in Bruges’ political and economic life. The house features classic Flemish architecture with ornate details and a charming façade. Today, it stands as a fine example of Bruges’ rich merchant heritage and medieval grandeur.
The Market Square is Bruges’ central square, bustling with energy and lined with historic buildings and cafés. Towering above it is the Belfry, a medieval bell tower offering stunning views over the city. Once used to keep watch and store important documents, it remains one of Bruges’ most iconic landmarks. Not to be missed!!!
Here we are at the old harbor of Bruges, once a bustling maritime hub during the medieval period, played a crucial role in shaping the city's economic and cultural identity. During the 12th to 15th centuries, Bruges flourished as one of the most important trading cities in Northern Europe. The old harbor, was the beating heart of the city's international commerce. Merchant ships from the Hanseatic League, Venice, Genoa, England, and the Baltic states arrived with goods like wool, spices, silk, grain, and wine. In return, Bruges exported fine Flemish cloth, tapestries, and other local products. This international trade attracted bankers, merchants, and diplomats, turning Bruges into a cosmopolitan city with a vibrant economy and cultural life.
Explore the oldest square in the city, once home to the castle of the first Flemish Duke. Admire the stunning Holy Blood Chapel and the majestic Town Hall, while you listen to incredible legends and true stories. In the center stands an enormous Christmas tree, its sparkling lights casting a magical glow over the entire square.
Ride along the scenic canals, where the Christmas lights shimmer across the water, reflecting off the swans and the façades of the historic buildings.
Ride past the God’s Houses, the charming almshouses once built for the poor. Today, their white façades glowing softly under strings of Christmas lights. Wreaths and garlands decorate the tiny doors and windows, and warm lanterns flicker in the courtyards, filling the air with a peaceful, festive charm.
Visit the Women’s Garden, one of the most peaceful and beautiful spots in town. Surrounded by whitewashed houses and tall, graceful trees, the garden feels like a world apart. At Christmas, it turns magical, twinkling fairy lights line the paths, candles glow in the windows, and a gentle hush fills the air, as if time itself has slowed to admire the season’s beauty.
Simon Stevin Square, a peaceful spot named after the famous 16th-century mathematician and physicist born in Bruges. Surrounded by trees and elegant shops, it’s a great place to relax or explore more of the city’s charm. Here, you’ll find The Chocolate Line, one of Bruges’ most famous chocolatiers. Founded by master chocolatier Dominique Persoone, it’s known for its bold, creative flavors. A visit here is a must for any chocolate lover and of course we make a stop here!
The Duke’s Palace in Bruges, now a luxury hotel, was once the residence of the Burgundian nobility. This elegant building reflects the grandeur of Bruges' golden age in the 15th century. With its ornate façade, tranquil garden, and rich history, it offers a unique glimpse into the city's aristocratic past.
We head back to our departure place, our secret garden where we'll relax in our peaceful monastery garden while enjoying a Hot Chocolate, Glühwein or a taste of our Bruges Beer. Make friends for life and create unforgettable memories of Bruges!
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