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Bruges Historic Landmarks Private Shore Tour
Zeebrugge
About
Explore the rich history and vibrant architecture of Bruges on this private shore tour. Begin in the bustling Market Square, the commercial heart of the city, and admire the guild houses of the major trade guilds. Visit the Italian Quarter, home to the Lodges of the Genuese, Venetians, and Florentines, and explore the legacy of Thomaso Portinari and the Medici bank. Discover the Spanish Quarter, the Poorters Lodge, and the homes of Bruges' most influential families. Finally, see the Church of the Holy Blood, City Hall, and the Gruuthuse Palace, symbols of Bruges' prosperity.
Highlights
3 hours and 45 minutes
Offered in English
Non-refundable
Mobile Ticket
3 hours and 45 minutes
Offered in English
Non-refundable
Mobile Ticket
What's Included
Air-conditioned vehicle with driver
Pick-up & drop-off from the cruise port
English-speaking guide
Food and Drinks
Personal expenses
Important Information
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Specialized infant seats are available
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Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
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Meet your driver at the port and settle into your private, air-conditioned vehicle for a comfortable journey. Your guide will introduce you to the itinerary and share details about the destinations.
15 minutes
2
The Markt
Start at the heart of Bruges, the bustling Market Square. Learn about the city's commercial history, where the Water Halls, Cloth Halls, and guild houses of the leather makers, masons, carpenters, and bakers once operated.
15 minutes
3
Bruges
Explore the Italian Quarter, where the Lodges of the Genuese, Venetians, and Florentines once stood. Visit Inn Ter Beurze, the heart of Bruges' financial world, and hear stories of international trade.
15 minutes
4
Bladelin House (Hof Bladelin)
Visit the historic residence of Thomaso Portinari and Pieter Blandelin, the banker of the Medici family and treasurer to the Counts of Burgundy. Learn about the wealth and influence of these figures.
30 minutes
5
Bruges
Admire the last remnants of the city wall from the 13th century and explore the Spanish Quarter, where the Spanish embassy once docked.
30 minutes
6
Jan Van Eyckplein
See landmarks associated with Jan Van Eyck, Bruges’ most famous painter and diplomat for the Count of Burgundy. Visit the Poorters Lodge, the Toll House, and the house of the Pijnders.
15 minutes
7
Bruges
Visit the family church of the prosperous Adornes family from Genoa. Hear their story of wealth and influence in Bruges.
15 minutes
8
Burg Square
Explore the political center of Bruges, including the Justice Courts, City Hall, and the Basilica of the Holy Blood, home to one of Christianity's most famous relics.
30 minutes
9
Gruuthusemuseum
See the beautiful Classicist Fish Market and the grand Gruuthuse Palace, once the residence of the most powerful family in Bruges, and learn about their impact on the city.
15 minutes
10
Basilica of the Holy Blood
Finish the tour at the magnificent Church of the Holy Blood, a symbol of Bruges' prosperity, and discover its fascinating history and role in the city’s religious life.
15 minutes
11
Port of Zeebrugge
After a day of exploration and reflection, your guide will escort you back to the port for your return journey.
15 minutes
Bruges Historic Landmarks Private Shore Tour
Zeebrugge
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About
Explore the rich history and vibrant architecture of Bruges on this private shore tour. Begin in the bustling Market Square, the commercial heart of the city, and admire the guild houses of the major trade guilds. Visit the Italian Quarter, home to the Lodges of the Genuese, Venetians, and Florentines, and explore the legacy of Thomaso Portinari and the Medici bank. Discover the Spanish Quarter, the Poorters Lodge, and the homes of Bruges' most influential families. Finally, see the Church of the Holy Blood, City Hall, and the Gruuthuse Palace, symbols of Bruges' prosperity.