We went early and really enjoyed our half an hour boat trip. Tour was in French and English and…read morewasn't too informative, but the views were great and we had a good time. Definitely give it a shot if you visit Brugges. Make sure to bring cash for the ticket.

When my friends first said to do a boat tour in Brugge, I really wasn't sure. But once I got on the…read moreboat I knew it was the best thing to do on the first day there. We got there around 4:50pm. Many things around the city close around 5 or 6 pm so it was a great start to our trip considering it was a tour of 30 minutes. Our boat guide was great and gave us information on the buildings that we saw. The views are some of the best in the city. I highly recommend.

A free walking tour?! Count me in! This one in Bruges is quality too. After living here for two…read moremonths, this tour still revealed several new pockets of the small city that I had yet to see. The information was super fascinating and it lasted about two hours. Just show up and enjoy the adventure. Definitely bring cash so you can tip your tour guide (per person).

We went on the historical tour with our guide, Nico!!!! He…read morewas Great!!! He made history very entertaining and memorable! There were people on our tour that had been on the tour the day before and came back with friends, just to hear Nico's information!

The canals have for centuries been the veins of the Bruges, winding through the city a…read moreoffering magnificent views. There were many boat trip past secret gardens, romantic bridges & medieval facades reflected in the water. Veiled in mist, a family of swans floating past: time stands still on the canals.

This is absolutely a must to do the boat ride through the Canals of Bruges…read more You get to hear all about this ancient history here and you will get the most amazing pictures, it wasn't a perfect day out some sprinkles on and off throughout the day but it was worth every penny. And when I return to see our friends Ulli and Hugo I will have them bring me back again and again. Lots of beautiful architecture and great gift shops and chocolates shops and of course lots of beer everywhere lol I mean everywhere. Proost Cheers to ALL and see you on Yelp Review 316 -06/03/23

Took this Canal Tour based on our Tour Guide's recommendation. This is the Tour that lasts 35…read moreminutes Vs 20 minutes for the other Tour companies. I had to get back to the tour meeting point within an hour so I didn't have much time to wait. I asked if it would be a wait and was told that it shouldn't be long (10 minutes max) but it ended up being 1/2 hour. Seems the Boat tours get busier as the afternoon progresses. It was a nice/Hot day and some type of shade in the waiting area would have been nice. 12 Euros and they do accept cards. This was my second time taking the tour and it was ok. It was difficult to hear the Captain/Guide given he was speaking fast as he was trying to provide the information in a couple of languages. In addition, the PA system wasn't clear. Overall, a good way to see Brugge from the canal perspective. More to enjoy the sights vs sights and information.

A canal tour in Bruges in a must. We had a short wait with this company and really liked our tour…read moreguide. The views were beautiful too.

Every beer tour is different. Sometimes it is more like a bar hop, and sometimes it is like a…read morechemistry lesson. This tour is kind of a blend of the two in equal parts. If you enjoy the drinking mainly, you may wait a bit to really dive in, and if you aren't good with sours or Belgian-style ales, this likely isn't going to be your cup of tea. However, if you enjoy a variety of ales, enjoy history, are good with walking, and like to learn a lot about the science behind making beer, then this is the tour for you. We covered a good portion of the town (at least the main highlights), in just a few hours, tried 6 different beers, learned A LOT from our extremely knowledgeable tour guide (the dude knows so much about all types of beer, not just Belgian), and had a great time doing it. The value is also excellent at about 39 Euros per person (+ tip!). Brugge is a cool town, and if you are going to get some guided walking in, you might as well also enjoy some of the best beers in the country. Definitely recommended.

From the owner: Historische bierwandeling in Brugge. Ontdek het charmante stadscentrum en leer bier proeven tijdens…read moreeen drie uur durende stadswandeling met gids in Brugge die je de verborgen cafés en vergeten brouwerijen laat zien. Prijs inclusief vijf degustaties van speciaalbieren en een officieel BeerWalk proefglas als aandenken. Start aan het Bruges Beer Museum en proef van het Brugse verleden tijdens een interactieve wandeling met bierproeverij in het historische centrum van de stad. Laat je verrassen door bijzondere verhalen op unieke bier- en/of brouwlocaties van de Brugse geschiedenis, die al voor het jaar 1000 begon met de Heren van Gruuthuse. Deze unieke wandeltocht is inclusief bierdegustatie van vijf speciaalbieren die allen gelinkt zijn aan deze Middeleeuwse stad en haar smakelijke biergeschiedenis. Elke deelnemer kan indien gewenst het gedegusteerde speciaalbier vervangen door een frisdrank naar keuze en alsnog mee genieten van alle boeiende verhalen en prachtige bezienswaardigheden in Brugge.

Love, love, loved this tour of Bruges! You hop on at the main square. We lucked out our first day…read morethat there were quite a few carriages waiting. As the weekend arrived, there was higher demand and often no carriages at the main square for long. The tour gives you a good overview of old town Bruges. Tour guides are friendly & knowledgeable. Prices are reasonable. Blankets are provided to keep you warm in the cold. And, most importantly, the horses are fantastic! They don't just saunter along - they really move fast at some points! And they seem to love their jobs. All tours stop 1/2 way through (near the "lake of love") to give the horse a break & snack. I overheard that the horses work 4 days a week for 6 hours a day and then get a three day break. We took a tour our first day and then took another our last day before catching the train to Paris. Our first horse loved me - definitely one of the highlights of the trip.

50 euros and they suggest a tip! We felt it was well worth it. Great way to see Bruges and get some…read morebasic information that's not annoyingly in your ear all the time. Romantic trip. They stop mid way to feed horses and let you walk around by Swan Lake. Cute! Highly recommended. A little pricey for the length but good once in a lifetime trip.

OK, I'm going to mention the elephant in the room! How is it even possible that the 20 previous…read morereviews did not mention that there are about 500 women's bras hanging from the ceiling!! Many of them are quite ample!! I felt like I was at home!! They have about a dozen burgers on the menu and I had the "Dr Pepper" and it was amazing. I'm in Brugge for a week and I will be back!!

Stays open late, but only if they feel like it, so make a plan to visit so you don't miss out. The…read moreburger was amazing--and substantial--and of course there were great beers to try!

"Not only was it educational, it was fun!"…read more At The Burg square I met my guide Andy and a group of other photo walkers for the 4 pm 'Hidden' Photo Tour. We quickly set off to explore, shoot and discover Bruges (and our camera's). We're all used to shooting a certain way and quickly get accustomed to our ways, but Andy showed us how to take photos differently by teaching us new tricks, ways to get a fresh perspective and take more interesting photos. To choose an angle you otherwise wouldn't, to not go for the picture perfect, to get more personal shots in that trigger the memory. It's something we won't soon forget. Andy has a tablet on which he shows you his pictures for inspiration, it's a great help to see the visual and even more fun trying to copy his great shots! We were all happy and excited and left with lots of photos and memories of a fun and educational afternoon, we were all a little wiser and had the photographs to prove it.  Despite the sizable group, Andy managed to give each of us personal care and was ready to answer our questions and at the end, everyone got an envelope with 5 free photos by Andy, a postcard and some free local tips on other places to visit and good bars/eateries for every budget. Much appreciated! I would highly recommend Andy on your visit to Bruges, whether you're a beginner or pro shooter, it's a great way to explore the town and all it's hidden corners and get camera advice. Andy is enthusiastic, knowledgeable, very friendly and passionate about his work! Truly a must-do!