De Zeven Torentjes is a historical children's farm with impressive barns, stables, and a famous 17th-century dovecote. Ideal for a fun family outing.

You don't have to go to Peru or another plateau to walk with cuddly alpacas. You can do it in the Bruges region.

For centuries, the canals have been the arteries of the city. They meander through Bruges and treat you to a magnificent view around every bend.

To complete a visit to the city of Bruges, one must take a boat trip on the canals of Bruges. After all, these are the veins of the city. Discover the city of Bruges from an amazing perspective.

Let one of the thirteen carriages take you along winding cobblestone roads, centuries-old bridges, the canals of Bruges and majestic and cosy squares.

Discover everything about the ingredients of beer, the brewing process, Trappist and abbey beers and much more in an interactive way.

This chocolate museum immerses you in the history of cocoa and chocolate, from the Mayans and the Spanish conquistadors to modern-day gourmets.

The iconic concert hall serves as the landmark upon arrival in Bruges. With its red terracotta tiles, this modern building is perhaps the most recognizable structure in the Bruges city center.