Vlissinghe

Gothic church, founded in the 13th-century, known for its soaring tower & statue by Michelangelo.

Tucked away in a cozy Bruges alley, this intimate 20-seat eatery serves daily catch and seasonal delights, all expertly crafted and homemade.

In a tranquil setting, daily life is recreated with objects from the 19th & early 20th centuries.

Nestled in Europe’s oldest surviving hospital, this Bruges museum showcases Hans Memling masterpieces, fascinating medical history, and a charming apothecary.

Tucked away with just a handful of tables, this charming family-run spot turns out Michelin-starred dishes that showcase artful flavors and presentation.

Nestled in a cozy spot, this restaurant serves a tantalizing four-course menu featuring exquisite dishes like wagyu beef and heavenly ravioli, complemented by a stellar wine selection.

Nestled near Bruges' Market Square, Soup is a cozy gem serving hearty, homemade soups and paninis, perfect for a quick, budget-friendly meal.

Discover Brugge's hidden gem for comics, where cool titles, unique finds, and friendly staff make every visit a delightful experience.

"The best noodles in town ! vegetarians and vegans welcome , also glutenfree. Kimchi power house !"

Step into the Bruges City Theater, a beautifully restored 19th-century Baroque gem where history meets modern elegance, setting the perfect stage for unforgettable performances.