A walk through medieval Bruges, visiting all the highlights that stand testimony to the Golden Ages between the 13th and 15th century, when Bruges was the economical capital of North-Western Europe.

Walk of 2 hours: 100 euro

This walk takes you to the areas of Bruges most tourists never get to see, but are just as beautiful. At the end of the walk we immerse you in the touristic Golden Triangle, because you do want to see the sights Bruges is world famous for and that gave it the status of World Heritage city.

Walk of 2 hours: 100 euro

A walk between almshouses and bath houses, from the pious to the sinners, from the rich to the poor. Discover some of the 45 almshouses that can still be found in the city centre, the oldest dating back to 1330, experience the tranquility of the inner gardens of the almshouses and the peaceful beguinage, and find out why the bath houses all have disappeared from the city centre.

Walk of 2 hours: 100 euro

Every third year Bruges invites contemporary artists and architects to give their artistic view on this medieval city. This years’ theme ‘Spaces of Possibility’, wants to research new forms of use for the cities’ underused spaces in search for beauty in typically overlooked places through artistic interventions. The art route offers the visitor an exercise in imagination, a glimpse of what Bruges, can be, both today and in the future. The Triennial 2024 can be discovered by bike or on foot.

Walk of 2 hours: 100 euro

Are you looking for something out of the ordinary and do you love to discover a city by bicycle? Away from the tourist grid Bruges is just as beautiful and just as much worth discovering. Let me take you on this two hour bicycle tour along the unknown Bruges.

2 hour bicycle tour: 100 euro (price exclusive rental cost bicycle)

Bruges was born on the banks of the river Reie, is often named Venice of the North because of its many canals and its importance as a trading centre and port in the Middle Ages, a time when no less than 54 breweries dotted the centre, and where fire was a daily risk. Water, fire and beer are constant factors throughout the history of Bruges.

Walk of 2 hours: 100 euro

A walk that leads you from Mary of Burgundy, past Michelangelo’s Madonna with child and the more that 300 statues of Our Lady that grace as many houses. Discover the many legends and tales with Mary in the leading role and why Bruges is called the city of Mary or city of Our Lady.

Walk of 2 hours: 100 euro

A walk on the female side of Bruges, seeing history through the eyes of female characters, from Judith the first ‘First Lady’ of Flandres in 861 to the many women and girls working as lace workers in the 19th century. The story of Bruges is laced with a wide range of colorful characters; housewives, businesswomen, prostitutes, midwives, nuns, beguins, countesses, duchesses, princesses and queens, witches, pharmacists, painters and writers.

Walk of 2 hours: 100 euro

Damme is a perfect destination for a half day trip from Bruges. The small white village charms Belgians and tourists alike. In Damme the history of its rich past combines with the beauty of the surrounding natural landscape, a perfect match of culture and nature. you can choose for a guided walk through Damme or for a guided bicycle tour starting in Bruges.

2 hour guided walk through Damme: 100 euro
Guided bicycle tour from Bruges combined with a guided walk in Damme, 3 hours: 150 euro ( price exclusive rental cost of the bicycle)

Choose a guided tour through one of the three largest museums of Bruges. I bring 500 years of Bruges history from the 15th till the 20th century to life in the Gruuthusemuseum, show you all of my favourite painters and then some in the Groeningemuseum of Fine Arts or tell you the story of care and hospitality in one of the oldest preserved hospitals of Europe. Marvel at the one of the worlds’ largest collections of works by the Flemish primitive painter Hans Memling in the Saint John’s hospital Museum.