Brussels & Bruges · Belgium
5 Days / 4 Nights
Three days in Brussels and two in Bruges: Art Nouveau, Flemish masters, canals and the best of Belgian chocolate.
The journey begins in Brussels, with its gilded main square, covered arcades and Art Nouveau quarters, then moves by train to Bruges for quiet canals, medieval churches and the paintings of the Flemish Primitives.
Distances are short and the pace is gentle, leaving time for long lunches, chocolate shops and an evening glass of Belgian beer.
Arrive and check in near the centre. In the evening, see the Grand-Place lit up and have dinner nearby.
Walk from the Grand-Place through the Galeries Royales Saint-Hubert to the Mont des Arts, and spend the afternoon at the Magritte Museum.
Visit the Horta Museum, Victor Horta's own house and studio, then browse the chocolatiers and antique shops of the Sablon.
Take the train to Bruges. Explore the Markt, the Belfry and the Burg, then see the town from a canal boat.
A morning at the Groeningemuseum or the quiet Begijnhof, then transfer to Brussels Airport for your flight.
An easy city journey with plenty of walking on cobblestones, so comfortable shoes are essential. Belgium uses the euro and is in the Schengen Area; non-EU visitors should check current Schengen entry requirements, including EES and ETIAS.
Yes, visits are by timed ticket and it is small, so we include the booking in your plan.
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From €1,090 / person
5 Days / 4 Nights
For first-time visitors who want both cities at a relaxed pace.
From €1,390 / person
5 Days / 4 Nights
For travellers who want Ghent and the quieter corners of Flanders.
From €1,990 / person
6 Days / 5 Nights
The fullest version, with an extra day and more time at the table.
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