Musea en attracties

In the museum you can journey through three crucial periods in the history of Bruges...

Do you dare to press pause and let go...

Brewery Fort Lapin is located just outside the centre of Bruges...

The Groeninge Museum provides a varied overview of the history of Belgian visual art, with the top-class paintings by the world-renowned Flemish primitives as a highlight...

Did you know that Zeebrugge is the home port of the Askoy II, the legendary sailing yacht of singer Jacques Brel...

At Boudewijn Seapark, a fun family day is guaranteed...

At two locations, Sacred Books | Secret Libraries invites you to learn about authentic monastic life and spiritual heritage...

In the Cloth Halls, you can admire a fantastic collection of world-famous graphics and statues by the great artist Salvador Dalí...

In the 17th century, Bruges had at least twenty abbeys and convents, and today more than a quarter of the historic city centre is directly linked to religious life...

Discover the hidden secrets of the Flemish primitives in Musea Sculpta...

In these renovated workers’ houses you will discover more about daily life in Bruges during the 19th and early 20th centuries...

This authentic brewery in the centre of Bruges is a family business with a tradition stretching back through six generations to 1856...

The church tower of the Gothic Our Lady of the Visitation Church was built in 1265 but never completed when funds ran out...

The Belfry, with the City Halls below, has watched over Bruges for centuries...

An original experience trail takes you on an expedition through the modern Concert Hall...

At the Seafront maritime experience site, you will find the first boulder gym on the Belgian coast...

The museum contains the world’s largest collection of lamps and lights...

Windmills have graced Bruges’ ramparts ever since the construction of the outer city ramparts at the end of the 13th century...

Luxury residence, bank branch and convent: diverse roles and Bladelin Court has done them all...

The Bruges belfry is 83 meters high and contains a carillon with 47 fine-sounding bells, the brass weighing 27 tons in total...

Discover in an interactive way everything you ever wanted to know about the raw ingredients of beer, the brewing process, food pairing, beer in Bruges, trappist and abbey beers, etc...

The Basilica of the Holy Blood was elevated to the status of Basilica in 1923, due to the special veneration of the Holy Blood...

Historium Bruges is an experience attraction that transports you back to Bruges in the 15th century, a period when the city was flourishing as a centre of trade, art and culture...

This 14th-century farmstead houses a merry working children’s farm with a superb recreation area and a gaggle of farmyard animals...

Witches, wizards and magic have fascinated since time immemorial...

With 'hospitality' as a central theme, the museum immerses you in the history of care and healing...

Admire the beauty of the sun, moon and planets in glorious close-up, thanks to a powerful telescope in the Cozmix observation tower...

From this mansion, the Liberty of Bruges (the countryside in a wide area around the city) was once governed...

In the Presbytery, in the shadow of the Church of Our Lady of the Visitation, you will find the Saints Museum with a unique collection of statues of patron saints...

If you got ill in the Middle Ages, there were far fewer options than there are today to recover...

This hospital was first mentioned in records dating back to the 13th century, when the nuns cared for pilgrims, travellers and the sick here...

The Church of Our Lady boasts the world's second-highest brick church tower...

Did you know that diamond-cutting was first invented in Bruges more than 500 years ago...

The museum dips its visitors in the history of cocoa and chocolate...

This literary and biographical museum about the life of Guido Gezelle (1830-1899), one of Flanders’ most famous poets, was established in the house where he was born, situated in a peaceful working-class district of the city...

This didactical museum sketches the history of the potato, Belgian fries and the various sauces and dressings that accompany this most delicious and most famous of Belgian comestibles...

Step into the cobbled courtyard of the Adornes estate and it will immediately seem as if you have travelled hundreds of years back in time...

The Lace Centre has been housed in the renovated old lace school of the Sisters of the Immaculate Conception...

In this romantic brewery, you will meet the brewer himself...

Discover the enchanting sounds played by the Bruges harp player Luc Vanlaere, who transforms the Old St John site into an oasis of tranquillity with his music...

The monumental City Hall (1376-1421) is one of the oldest in the Low Countries...

In the beautifully renovated – and probably oldest stone – building in Bruges, you can discover a remarkable and spine-chilling collection of instruments of torture and learn about the history of law, order and justice in the city...