Bruges travel guides & articles
All 6 in-depth pieces we’ve published on Bruges — newest first.
Bruges' Begijnhof Through the Seasons
A season-by-season walk through Bruges' last working conventual courtyard, the sisters who still live there, and the handful of doors nearby worth opening.
Bruges' four remaining windmills on the eastern ramparts
A 20-minute walk along the Kruisvest ramparts links Bruges' last four windmills, one still grinding grain, three standing as silent, free-to-view survivors of a lost skyline.
Bruges' Hidden Godshuizen: The Medieval Almshouses Still Lived In Today
A door-by-door guide to the thirteen white-walled charity courtyards behind Bruges' unmarked gates, which ones welcome a quiet visitor, which are for viewing only, and how to tell the difference before you knock.
Bruges' Other Religion: Trappist Cellars, Century-Old Brown Cafés, and the Beer Brewed Inside the City Walls
A grounded, walkable map of Bruges beer — from the last family brewery inside the walls to a 1515 pub and a tripel rationed three per person.
Cocoa & Cloister: A Hands-On Chocolate and Beer Feast in Bruges
A clock-led walking route through Bruges' best chocolate counters, make-your-own workshops and Trappist beer cellars — with opening hours, door realities and real prices.
The Best Food and Drink Tours in Bruges
Breweries, chocolatiers and food walks worth your euros in 2026 — and which suit a couple, a family or a ten-strong stag crowd.