Day trip to Bruges and Ghent from Brussels, with a local guide accompanying you in English

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Get ready for a journey full of charm and discoveries as we venture from Brussels to the historic cities of Bruges and Ghent. This exciting train day trip will take you through time and space, exploring the medieval beauty of two of Belgium’s most captivating destinations, all accompanied by a local guide who will speak to you in English.

Bruges: Considered by many as the most beautiful city in Belgium:

We will depart from Brussels’ train station to Bruges, a quick, safe, comfortable, and environmentally friendly option. Once we arrive in Bruges, we will immerse ourselves in a guided walking tour that will last approximately 2 hours. We will discover its cobbled streets and red-brick houses while our guide reveals the best-kept secrets of this historic gem. After the guided tour, you will have 2 hours of free time to explore the city at your own pace, enjoy a boat ride along Bruges’ iconic canals, or taste local delights such as famous Belgian chocolates or the most typical beers.

Ghent: The jewel of Flanders revealed:

From Bruges, we will head by train to the vibrant city of Ghent. During the journey, you will have the opportunity to relax and enjoy the Belgian landscape as we approach our next destination. Once in Ghent, we will take a tour of approximately 2 hours to explore its monuments and impressive medieval architecture. After the tour, you will have an additional hour of free time to continue exploring the city on your own or to participate in other activities.

Return to Brussels:

At the end of the day, we will bid farewell to Ghent and return to Brussels by train. If you wish to stay longer in Ghent and return on your own, our guide will be happy to provide you with all the necessary information to return to Brussels without any inconvenience. With hearts full of memories and minds enriched by the history and culture of Belgium, we will conclude this unforgettable day, fondly remembering the magical moments we experienced in Bruges and Ghent.

Day trip to Bruges and Ghent, discover medieval magic:

The day trip to Bruges and Ghent from Brussels by train is much more than just a sightseeing tour; it is an experience that immerses you in the medieval magic of Belgium while traveling quickly and environmentally responsibly. If you are looking for a unique and unforgettable adventure in Belgium, join us on this fascinating journey and discover the timeless beauty of Bruges and Ghent.


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