Attractions and Museums

Literary museum about the work of priest-poet Guido Gezelle (1830-1899), in an authentic Bruges neighbourhood. You should also visit the shaded garden with its biological vegetable garden.

Welcome to the Hugo Voeten Sculpture Garden! In the 15ha garden you will discover hundreds of works of modern and contemporary art. They enter into a unique dialogue with nature.

The In Flanders Fields Museum tells the historical story of the First World War, focusing on the human experience and the landscape as a witness of the War.

Have you always wondered how a diamond comes into existence? And what all those diamonds were doing in the Kempen? You will find the answer to all these questions in the Kempen Diamond Centre!

Experience the story of WWI and dicover the dugout (underground shelter) and trenches. Maurice, the museum rat takes the youngest visitors on a discovery tour.

This museum is a partner of Belgium, Battlefield of Europe.

The city museum tells stories about Lier and its inhabitants. Discover the local history, art and traditions and admire the mammoth skeleton!

Get to know the extensive Brangwyn collection: from paintings, watercolours, drawings, graphics and furniture to carpets and pottery.

The 22-floor Museum aan de Yser tells the captivating story of the Belgian-German confrontation during WWI and of the Flemish emancipation.

This museum offers a varied overview of the history of Belgian visual arts. The centrepiece of the collection is the collection of Flemish primitives.

The city palace of the lords of Gruuthuse is an absolute eye-catcher after a thorough restoration. Bruges' rich history comes to life in more than 600 objects.