If you feel that is too much time spent traveling in a day tour, the good news is that there is more than enough to see in Bruges to justify spending the night there and having a second day of touring there the next day, especially if you have an interest in medieval art and architecture. The city was once the most economically vibrant city in northern Europe during the Middle Ages.
 Its steep economic decline since the 13th century has preserved, for our perfect delight, a town whose ancient stones ooze the charm of a place forgotten by time, appearing almost as it was when it was created in the Middle Ages. No neon signs, no traffic, no skyscrapers, no graffiti: just pure medieval history and aesthetics, and a population so happy to live in it that they are the essence of civilization.

Our private escorted Bruges tours will take you to the paintings of Memling, the Lake of Love in the Minnewater, the Carillon of Belfort, the Markt and Burg Squares, a Michelangelo Madonna and Child sculpture, the delightful Beigijnhof Convent, exquisite canals, cobble-stoned alleys, acres of Bruge’s lovely lace, a wealth of delicious chocolate, refined cuisine, and over 450 sorts of beer. For lovers of Flemish art, our guided Bruges tours can also show you works by Jan Van Eyck, Hieronymus Bosch, Rogier van der Weyden and Jan Provoost, among other masters.