A minibus guided tour with only 8 participants especially designed to discover, in one day and small group, the beautiful city of Bruges in Belgium.
- Transportation from Paris by comfortable minibus with air conditioning, reduced transfer time
- Professional guide dedicated to only 8 participants, who will introduce you to the charming city of Bruges and to its incomparably well preserved architecture from the fifteenth to seventeenth centuries
- Access to the center of the city, forbidden to coaches, with the minibus
- Optimal transport and visit conditions
- Peaceful cruise on the canals in summer time, or visit of the Gothic town hall in winter
- Free time to wander the streets and the many shops of Bruges
Agency FRANCE TOURISME / PARIS TOURISM
Bruges is located in Belgium. Classified as part of UNESCO Heritage, the city of Bruges is well-known as "the little Venice of the North " because of its numerous canals which cross the city. Nowadays, Bruges testifies to the Flemish Art through its historical centre and numerous museums and tourist sites.
Markt is dominated by its Belfry, for centuries the city’s foremost edifice and the perfect look-out in case of war, fire or any other calamity. You can still climb to the top of the tower! At the foot of the Belfry are the world’s most famous chippies (frietkoten)! The statue of Jan Breydel and Pieter de Coninck graces the middle of the square. These two popular heroes of Bruges resisted French oppression and consequently played an important part during the Battle of the Golden Spurs in 1302. Their statue neatly looks out onto the Gothic revival style Provincial Palace (Markt 3). Until the 18th century this used to be the extremely busy Waterhalle, a covered warehouse where goods were loaded and unloaded along the canals that ran alongside the square. Today the canals are still there, albeit underground.
Markt is dominated by its Belfry, for centuries the city’s foremost edifice and the perfect look-out in case of war, fire or any other calamity. You can still climb to the top of the tower! At the foot of the Belfry are the world’s most famous chippies (frietkoten)! The statue of Jan Breydel and Pieter de Coninck graces the middle of the square. These two popular heroes of Bruges resisted French oppression and consequently played an important part during the Battle of the Golden Spurs in 1302. Their statue neatly looks out onto the Gothic revival style Provincial Palace (Markt 3). Until the 18th century this used to be the extremely busy Waterhalle, a covered warehouse where goods were loaded and unloaded along the canals that ran alongside the square. Today the canals are still there, albeit underground.
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