Holiday homes & rentals in Bruges

There's accommodation options for every traveller's tastes in Bruges; from stylish apartments in the bustling and historic city centre, to peaceful, picturesque retreats in the outlying regions. You're bound to find the ideal base to explore Bruges on your own schedule.

Food and drink: Quintessential Belgium beer and tempting treats

Family-run business Brouwerij De Halve Maan produce some of the best beers in Bruges. Take a fascinating behind-the-scenes tour of the brewery or enjoy a refreshing pint in the sun in their idyllic courtyard. Their flagship beer, Brugse Zot Blond, is a local favourite.

Nestled along Simon Stevinplein, the Chocolate Line is the city's best kept secret. Their delectable chocolates come in an array of unusual flavours, from bacon and wasabi to gin and passion fruit. You can even take a tour and experience the production process from bean to bar.

History and architecture: Moving monuments and spectacular sights

One of the most evocative locations of the First World War, Flanders Fields is a must for travellers. Delve back in time as you walk among the battlefields with an informative tour of this heart-wrenching site. Tours pick up and drop off from your accommodation.

Stretching 83m tall, Belfort is a medieval tower with breathtaking views over Markt Square. Scale the belfry's 366 steps to enjoy sweeping panoramas across Bruges. Queues can be long, so arrive early to avoid a wait.

7 places not to be missed during your vacation in Bruges

Bruges is a city where it's good to stroll aimlessly, according to your mood. His historic center, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its canals, its ramparts ... To explore it, nothing beats a bike!" Go for a walk along the medieval ramparts, and extend your ride by two or three kilometers on the banks of the Damme canal. You won't be disappointed!

The Burg Square

This square is also worth seeing surrounded by monuments such as the St. Basil's Chapel. You will have a vast historical panorama! Also take pictures on the Rosary Quay, a must-see.

Grote Markt

The city tour starts with Grote Markt, the central square with its typical red houses.

Bruges Belfry

You can look up at the Bruges Belfry towering over the rooftops and the cathedral, the oldest religious building in the city. For a romantic stroll, head to the enchanting Lake of Love.

The French Fry Museum

Here's an unusual museum you won't find anywhere else! You'll discover everything about the history of the potato, a collection of fryers and machines used in the production process, but also the presence of French fries in Belgian art and culture. A tempting program!

The Groeninge and Gruthuuse Museums

The Groeninge Museum thus offers you a 6-century journey through thefine arts of the former Netherlands. As for the Gruthuuse Museum located in the grounds of a palace, tells the history of Bruges and its inhabitants.

The Diamond Museum

As you leave the Diamond Museum, this fascinating mineral will have no secrets for you: its history, mining, physical characteristics, the tools used to cut and polish it and of course a collection of particularly beautiful stones. The museum also offers a workshop and temporary exhibitions.

The Chocolate Museum

If you still have doubts about the benefits of chocolate, the Chocolate Museum will tell you about its 5,500 years of history: exhibition, demonstration, tasting... But to get closer to the traditional know-how, go to the chocolate makers themselves, far from the big signs. Smell, smell, admire the windows. Thea Spegelaere chocolate factory, for example, will make you discover its little secrets. To be savored without a guilty conscience!

Historic festivals and winter markets

In July, Bruges plays host to the Ommegang Festival, a colourful celebration dating back to 1549. Enjoy jousting, historic dress and flag processions against the majestic backdrop of the Grand Place.

One of Europe's oldest and most iconic Christmas Markets, known as Winter Wonders, is held in Bruges from late November to early January. Peruse over 2km of vibrant stalls, attractions and activities around the exquisite Grand Place and the Bourse. During this period, the markets are open seven days a week.

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