One of the advantages of the Bruges museum collection is its great diversity: from Flemish primitives to contemporary art, furniture, silver, tapestries, ... There is always something for everyone!
If you want to go on a fun and educational trip, you should visit the Tiense Museum het Toreke. Let yourself be amazed by Gallo-Roman past of Tienen!
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.
This museum offers a varied overview of the history of Belgian visual arts. The centrepiece of the collection is the collection of Flemish primitives.
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.
This museum evokes the life and work of the Flemish francophone poet Emile Verhaeren and also presents the artists who were inspired by his work.
The Brugse Vrije is the former courthouse of Bruges. In the former alderman's room, the monumental 16th-century mantelpiece is the absolute eye-catcher.
Visit the nature exhibition, enjoy the unique castle park, be surprised by the herb garden and walk through woods and heathland, along fens and over paths.
Climb the 83 metres high Belfry from the 13th century. Those who climb the 366 steps are rewarded with a stunning view of Bruges and its surroundings.
The museum deals with the history of the bakery from 1800 to 1950 and the themes of the collection are: baking, pastry, sugar, chocolate, waffles,...
