2025 Bruges Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in March)

Bruges (Bruges) ~ Belgium ~ 🇧🇪 The old town, registered as a World Heritage Site under the name 'Historic Centre of Brugge', is truly a fairy tale land. In this historic district, medieval buildings such as the town hall, museums, and churches remain in their original form, and just strolling along the cobblestone paths makes you feel like the protagonist of a movie! There are also a plethora of enchanting activities, such as a canal cruise to experience the 'City of Water', a view of the entire city from the 83-meter-high belfry, the beer experience at the town hall, a horse-drawn carriage ride in Markt Square, a tour of the over 200 chocolate shops, and antique hunting. And one of the pleasures is tasting the 'Brussels Waffle', which is different from the famous 'Liège Waffle' in Japan. The crispy waffle topped with fruits and cream on a mildly sweet dough will undoubtedly be an impressive gourmet experience 🧇 📍Location: Markt, 8000 Brugge, Belgium 🚃 About 1 hour by train from the capital Brussels, and about 1.5 hours from the second city Antwerp. ✍️ A separate introduction will be provided for the 'Canal Cruise', which offers a different view from walking.

BRUGGE means 'bridge' in Dutch. Bruges, also known as 'Little Venice', is a water city that retains many medieval-style old buildings. If you have enough time, you can choose the following attractions: Church of Our Lady: See Michelangelo's masterpiece (the church is free to enter, but there is a fee to see the masterpiece. Tickets can be purchased outside the church.) Belfry of Bruges: Due to the very narrow internal stairs, it can only accommodate 60 people at a time, so remember to go early (recommended before 10 am, buy tickets directly from the machine on the left at the entrance) Horse-drawn carriage tour 🐎: 70 euros per carriage, you cannot choose the horse, and it can accommodate up to 5 people, including children (the route goes around all the attractions in Bruges, about half an hour) 🚄 Transportation Brussels 🔁 Bruges One-way 17€ (about 1 hour) Ghent 🔁 Bruges One-way 7.9€ (about 30 minutes) Money-saving tips You can reuse tickets for stops along the same direction route, e.g., from Brussels to Bruges via Ghent, you can get off at Ghent, play around, and then get back on the train without buying another ticket. The same applies in the reverse direction. If you are short on time, spend half a day each in Bruges and Ghent.

#europetrip Brugge, often called the “Venice of the North,” is a captivating city in Belgium that feels like stepping into a fairytale. Its cobblestone streets, winding canals, and medieval architecture create a magical atmosphere. Highlights include the iconic Belfry Tower, the serene Minnewater Park, and the charming Markt Square. Brugge is a haven for art lovers with its museums showcasing Flemish masterpieces. The city is also renowned for its chocolate, waffles, and local beers, offering a true taste of Belgium. Whether wandering through its quaint alleys or enjoying a canal cruise, Brugge enchants visitors with its timeless beauty and charm.

It was a trip to Bruges, Belgium. We visited many places such as Market Square. The heart of Bruges, Markt Square is surrounded by historic buildings, including the Belfry of Bruges. The square has been a central marketplace since 958. 📍Markt, 8000 Bruges, Belgium. We climbed the to Belfry of Bruges for panoramic views, admired the Provincial Court, and explored the surrounding streets filled with shops and cafes. 💰€14 for the Belfry We also visited the Basilica of the Holy Blood. A 12th-century chapel that houses a venerated relic, believed to be the blood of Jesus Christ. We admired the architecture, and see the relic of the Holy Blood. 📍Burg 13, 8000 Bruges, Belgium. 💰Free to enter, but donations are appreciated. We then had lunch at “Den Dyver”. They serve mainly Belgian Cuisine. We ordered Flemish beef stew (Carbonnade Flamande), mussels with fries, Waterzooi (a creamy fish), and Belgian waffles for dessert 🧇 📍Dijver 5, 8000 Bruges, Belgium. 💰€20-€35 per main course. We then explored The Beguinage (Begijnhof). It was founded in the 13th century, this peaceful enclave was home to a religious community of women. It's now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We walked around the serene courtyard, visited the museum, and enjoyed the tranquility. 📍Wijngaardstraat, 8000 Bruges, Belgium. We also stopped by the Groeninge museum. This museum houses a fine collection of Flemish and Belgian paintings, including works by Jan van Eyck and Hans Memling. We discovered Flemish Primitive art and other collections from the 18th to 21st centuries. 📍Dijver 12, 8000 Bruges, Belgium. 💰€12 for adults. Last but not least, I would alsp recommend you to check out tge restaurant, De Halve Maan Brewery. We tried out the house specialties like Flemish Beer Sauce pair with local beers such as Brugse Zot. 📍Walplein 26, 8000 Bruges, Belgium. 💰 €15-€30 per main course. #europetrip #vacation #trip

💖Highlight 📝Here is the travel guide for Bruges, Belgium ❣️Save it quickly ⛲️Travel guide for Bruges, Belgium ✨️Basilica of the Holy Blood A Roman Catholic basilica built in the 12th century It houses the relic of the Holy Blood collected by Joseph of Arimathea and was elevated to the status of a minor basilica in 1923. ✨️Belfry of Bruges Located in the Market Square in the center of Bruges, it is a medieval bell tower built between the 13th and 15th centuries It is the most prominent landmark of Bruges. The belfry was once used to store treasures and municipal archives, and to observe fires and other dangers. ✨️Bruges Train Station Bruges Central Train Station is about a 10-minute walk from the city center There are buses and taxis outside the station, making it very convenient to travel to other districts. ✨️Memling Museum Located in the oldest surviving medieval hospital in Europe The museum recreates daily life in the hospital through collections of paintings, sculptures, furniture, and decorative arts The museum houses several outstanding 15th-century paintings and the Shrine of St. Ursula, all works by Memling. ✨️Lake of Love Located in a long canal lake in the southern part of Bruges, it is used to control the water flow of Bruges. Love at First Sight Bridge: Located on the east side of the Church of Our Lady, it is said that when you step on this bridge, the first person of the opposite sex you meet will fall in love with you at first sight.

🌎Bruges is a city with a rich history and cultural heritage. Its architectural style, canal network and unique atmosphere make it one of the most popular tourist destinations in Belgium. When you come to Bruges, you might as well stroll around the beautiful city center square and enjoy the magnificent view of the Bruges Bell Tower; drive along the ancient buildings, stone bridges and windmills on both sides of the river bank to feel the tranquility and romance. In addition, you can also drive into the countryside around Bruges to explore the beautiful countryside and taste local food and beer in country taverns. Let’s explore the city freely with Chechejun and start an exciting self-driving trip to Bruges! 🌼Daily schedule DAY1: Bruges Provincial Palace - Bruges Belfry - Bruges Library - Basilica of the Holy Blood DAY2: Lake of Love-Groninger Museum-Royal Beguinage in the Vineyard-Cactus Muziekcentrum vzw DAY3: Beer Museum-Crossgate-Canal Mill-Water Sports Activity Center (Sint-Pietersplas)-Entrepot 🌸The self-driving mileage is about 25 kilometers, and the recommended travel time is 2-3 days. It is suitable for tourists who like humanities and history. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Bruges Bell Tower: Located on the Market Square in the center of the city, it is one of the famous landmarks of the small town. If you want to reach the top of the bell tower, you need to go through 366 narrow and steep steps. There is also a carillon with 47 bells on the bell tower, which will sound melodious every 15 minutes. After climbing to the top, you can overlook the scenery of Bruges and take in the beauty of the beautiful waterside town of Bruges. ✔️Lake of Love: Located in the south of Bruges, the park has a very beautiful environment, and the idyllic scenery also adds to the beauty of Bruges. There are many elegant white swans in the lake, so it is also called "Swan Lake". There is a place where you can rent bicycles in the park. Renting a bicycle and going around the lake will definitely make you feel relaxed and intoxicated by the charming scenery. ✔️Beer Museum: Located in the center of Bruges, it is a historically famous beer workshop. The museum has dedicated staff to explain the beer making process and history. There are also tens of thousands of beers on display in the museum, the more delicious ones are cherry and raspberry flavors. There is also a souvenir shop in the museum selling a variety of beers. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

When you think of travelling to Belgium, you think of the capital, Brussels🇧🇪! However, in addition to Brussels, you should also visit the city of Bruges☺️💭 It is a beautiful city registered as a World Heritage Site✨Compared to the bustling tourist city of Brussels, it is a peaceful city where you can stroll around at a leisurely pace🥰 Because of the land surrounded by canals, it is also called the "City of Water" and the "Venice of the North"🚣♀️🫧In fact, canal cruises where you can explore the area by boat are also popular🥂✨. 【⭐️Things to do in Bruges! 】①The Belfry of Bruges Simply put, it's a bell tower🔔You can climb to the top of the tower and get a panoramic view of the city of Bruges from the top☺️✨You have to climb the 366-step spiral staircase on your own, so you need to be physically fit💦Also, since the inside is narrow, if there is a limit on admission, you have to wait for the person who has climbed up to come down👫 I like looking at the view from high places, so I definitely wanted to go here😊✨The view is amazing💓🫧 📍Belfort🏠 Markt 7, 8000 Brugge, 💰€14 (over 26), €12 (7-25), free (under 7)🕑9:00-20:00. ②Markt Square A square where houses with jagged roofs unique to Belgium gather🌱The cute buildings of Bruges, also known as the "roofless museum", are lined up🥰🫧In fact, they are restaurants🥂 Every Wednesday, it becomes an open-air market where food and flowers are sold💐Overseas markets are cute even just to look at💓 📍Grote Markt🏠 Markt, 8000 Brugge💰Free🕑Open every day (open-air market every Wednesday). ③Canal Cruise An activity unique to the water city of Bruges🚣You can stroll through the beautiful cityscape of Bruges while crossing the canals💐I didn't ride it because I was short on money, but I got the impression that about half of the tourists were doing it✨ 📍Boattour Bruges (There are multiple boat docks) 🏠 Nieuwstraat 11, 8000 Brugge 💰 €12 (over 12), €7 (4-11), free (under 4) 🕑 9:00-17:00. ④ Basilica of the Holy Blood It contains the relic of Christ's Holy Blood and you can actually see it ⛪️ It's a pretty popular spot among Europeans 💡 It's free to enter, so please stop by 💭 📍Basilica of the Holy Blood 🏠 Burg 13, 8000 Brugge💰Free🕑10:00-17:15. It's a cute and fun city to just walk around in💐 It's only an hour by train from Brussels, so you can enjoy it as a day trip☺️🥂Recommended for girls' trips✈️. ================📍Bruge✈️Belgium🚃1 hour one way from Brussels💰Train fare €14 one way=============== #overseastravel #europetrip #belgiumtrip #bruges #bruges #brussels #aroundtheworld #amazingview #europe #besttrip2023

Bruges is a bewitching city in Belgium that is renowned for its medieval architecture, flagstone streets, and waterways. It is a popular tourist destination and has been dubbed the "Venice of the North." The city center of Bruges is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is replete with historical landmarks, such as the Church of Our Lady, the Belfry, and the Markt (market square). There are also many museums and art galleries in Bruges, as well as a lively nightlife scene. If you are seeking a romantic escape, Bruges is a superb option. The city is also a popular destination for foodies, with many outstanding restaurants serving traditional Belgian cuisine.

#timetotravel #bruges #trip Bruges is easily accessible from Brussels and is small enough to see in a weekend but enchanting enough to linger in. Add in traditional restaurants serving Belgian beer, a handful of museums and tempting chocolate shops and it’s clear why the city has a special appeal. If you set out to design a fairy-tale medieval town, it would be hard to improve on Bruges, one of Europe's best preserved cities. Picturesque cobbled lanes and dreamy canals link photogenic market squares lined with soaring towers, historical churches and lane after lane of old whitewashed almshouses.

A visit to Bruges (Brügge) is an enchanting journey into Belgium's past. With its picturesque canals, medieval architecture, and cobblestone streets, the city exudes timeless charm. Quaint squares, like the Markt, showcase stunning buildings and bustling markets. Whether you're taking a boat ride along the canals or admiring the intricate details of the Belfry tower, Bruges offers a captivating blend of history and beauty that makes it a must-visit destination in Belgium.

There are three major tourist cities in Belgium: the international Brussels, the quaint Bruges, and Ghent, which is close to the lives of residents. If you want to learn more about the history of Belgium and its roots in Europe as a whole, you might want to visit Bruges, which has been famous for its canals since the 12th century. The roads, houses and canals here are close to the medieval appearance. However, due to the siltation of the canal, this canal city gradually declined and lost its status as a trade center, but fortunately it also avoided the German artillery fire during World War II💥 and successfully presented the appearance of the old city to everyone. The Belfry of Bruges can be climbed by stairs. You can overlook the panoramic view of Bruges while looking up at how the giant hanging bell produces pleasant bell sounds through a series of mechanical operations. Within a ten-minute walk, you can also visit the Bruges City Hall to clearly understand the rise and fall of the city of Bruges, and go to the Grand Place in Brussels to admire the historical buildings while tasting the famous mussels in the restaurant. You can also go to the Rose Pier to board a boat to travel between the canals, and go to the Lake of Love to enjoy the beautiful lake view. There is a sad story behind the lake view. If you are interested in visiting Bruges, you may wish to explore it☺️ #Belgium #Bruges#Historical Buildings

Bruges is one of the famous destination in Belgium and this place is as known as another Venice of Belgium! In here, the city is surrounded by the river and the historical buildings. The view in here is spectacular and you can see the reflection with the building and the river. Moreover, Belfry tower is one of the highest building in Bruges and you can easily see it from far away from the Bruges station. The sunset is beautiful in Oostende beach and listening to the sea wave is the best way to close the journey. #awesomepic #awesomepic #belgium

A waffle shop in the center of Bruges, Belgium. It is not difficult to find people queuing outside the shop for a long time. The waffles are made immediately after payment is collected. They are not only hot, but also crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. They taste great when paired with chocolate sauce. If you are visiting Bruges for a day, I suggest you come and try it! Note⚠️No cash accepted! Address: Chez Albert Breidelstraat 16 , 8000 Brugge #Belgium #BelgianFood #Bruges #waffle

Located in the Belgian city of Bruges, the bill at restaurants near the tourist area is basically 20-30 Euros per person. Although this restaurant is also located in the tourist area of ​​Bruges, it is reasonably priced, clean and tidy, and the food quality is above average. This time I just didn’t feel like thinking about what to eat, so I ordered two sets of meals at random. It didn’t disappoint me, as each set came with a free dessert, so I left with a full stomach. Address : Vlamingstraat 12, 8000 Brugge #Belgium #BelgianTravel #BelgianFood #Brugge

A stunning piece of European culture, beauty, and history. Be sure to visit both the ground level and the first floor; they are both interesting and impressive in their own distinctive and different ways. In the church on the first floor, you can see a vial holding a piece of cloth with the blood of Jesus Christ on it. Free to visit the church, small fee to visit the treasure room. I didn’t do the latter so I can’t comment on that part. #valentinescape #awesomepic

When planning a trip to Belgium, getting beyond historic Brussels is a good idea, if time allows. Even people who know very little about visiting Belgium can probably tell you that this city near the North Sea coast is reported to be one of the most charming places in Europe. Like the pastel-hued half-timbered houses of Colmar, France, and the picturesque walled city of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany, Bruges is accurately known as a place that looks like it was pulled from the pages of a fairy tale. While there are lots of fun things to do in Bruges, the city itself is the main attraction. There’s just so much to see.

Belgium chocolate - sounds familiar? That's where I first know about this city. I began to research what's the place offer. As expected, it's a beautiful city. Being reminded of Scotland where there's castle, museum, and many beautiful place. It was sunny and sun shine brightly. Walking around the city to capture this beautiful moment. Although it may be very tiring to walk around because the area is too huge to explore by legs, but the beauty around covers my tiredness. You should visit and explore Belgium especially Bruges. #exploreeurope #belgium #triptoeurope #europe #castle #historicalsites

[Brugge, the Venice of Belgium] This time, I'll introduce you to Bruges, a city near Brussels that many people may not have heard of or know about! 😁 Bruges is close enough to get to from Brussels by train in an hour and a half. It would be nice to combine it with other cities near Brussels, such as Ghent or Leuven! There's a park you pass by when you get off the train and go into the city, which is Minnewaterpark. It's also called the Lake of Love, so there were quite a few people because it's a tourist attraction.! If you go from the park to the city, you can see a monastery, and the exterior looks really pretty!🤍 Bruges is also famous as a city of canals, and wherever you go, you'll find water. In particular, boat tours along the canals are a must-see for tourists. If you walk a little while looking around the canals, you'll arrive at Marktplatz, the central square of Bruges! The wide square is surrounded by beautiful buildings with a medieval feel, and carriages pass by, so it felt like I had taken a time machine and gone back in time. In the central square, there is a bell tower with a clear view of Bruges, a very beautiful courthouse, and especially when I visited, there was a Christmas market because it was the end of the year, so there was a lot to see. There are also many shops around the square, so it's nice to look around! The city is small, so if you walk around and look around, it takes about half a day~ I recommend going on a day tour from Brussels👍🏻 #Bruges travel #Bruges travel #Brussels travel #Belgium travel #Bruges #Bruges #Brussels #Belgium #Brussels suburbs #belgium #brussels #bruxelles #bruges #Next time here#Christmas travel#2019 travel#Life travel destination#New year#Year-end travel#Winter travel#City travel

Belgium is the country of chocolate. 🎉There is a chocolate museum called "Choco-Story" in Bruges, which allows everyone to learn about the history and production of chocolate. It also displays past chocolate utensils, gift boxes, posters, etc. wait. 🎉Every chocolate fan, don’t miss it! #外游 #Belgium #goout #goout

#tripaway what an enchanting city is Bruges in Belgium! it’s streets and buildings are like taken from a fairytale or a movie! the food you find there, specially in the downtown is so delicious! it’s just like 1 hour by train from Brussels #tripaway

Bruges, is located in the West Flanders area of northern Belgium. it is not a well traveled tourist area, but is a lovely little city. This belfry was built in the 13th century and when decorated for Christmas the town square is so pretty. #happynewyear #happynewyear

Bruges is a romantic city, famous for its canal and of course waffle as we are in Belgium!!! Walk around the old part of the city, get a hotel in it too, and climb the tower to get the amazing view. #happynewyear #Bruges #happynewyear

#springwander The bell towers of Belgium and France were first registered as World Cultural Heritage in 1999 in the Flanders and Walloon regions of Belgium, followed by 23 in the Nord-Pa-de-Calle and Picardi regions of France in 2005. One bell tower from the Belgian Ganblue (Jean-Blu) bell tower has been additionally registered. A total of 56 bell towers span two countries, France and Belgium. France and Belgium were once transportation hubs, so they had great economic power due to the movement of goods and people. As a symbol of freedom and prosperity, people built bell towers in city halls, cathedrals, and squares throughout the city. These bell towers were built in the 11th and 17th centuries, and each reflects the architectural style of the time it was built.

During the Qingming Festival, take an in-depth tour of multiple European countries! Explore the Fragonard Perfume Museum in Paris and experience the fascinating world of fragrance; visit Marx's former residence and trace the source of the great man's thoughts; and the academic atmosphere of Heidelberg University is waiting for you to experience. Enjoy an 8-day trip and make the most of the spring. Come and start your European journey! . Europe, a continent with a rich history. 🏰From ancient castles to modern cities, the scenery is picturesque. 🌄Every country has its own unique customs. 🍷Try wine, enjoy delicious food, and feel the rich cultural atmosphere. Travel in Europe and explore endless charm! . Tour route: 🌍 DAY1: Petros Grand Canyon-Constitution Square On the first day, visit the spectacular Petros Canyon to experience the wonders of nature, and then head to Constitution Square to appreciate the city’s history and culture. DAY2: Marx's former residence - Heidelberg University - Heidelberg Castle - Heidelberg Old Bridge On the second day, we visited Marx's former residence and traced the great man's ideological trajectory. Then go to Heidelberg University to experience the academic atmosphere. In the afternoon, visit the ancient Heidelberg Castle and then stroll along the Heidelberg Old Bridge to enjoy the classical charm. DAY3: Cologne Cathedral-Dam Square The grandeur of Cologne Cathedral is shocking, and it makes you feel the solemnity and sacredness of religion. Afterwards, head to Dam Square to enjoy the city scenery and spend some leisure time. DAY4: Zaanse Hans - Peace Palace - Cube House - Market Square On day 4, explore the windmills and tulip fields of Zaanse Schans, followed by a visit to the Peace Palace. In the afternoon, visit the peculiar three-dimensional cube houses, and finally experience the local market life in the market square. DAY5: Bruges Belfry - Bruges Town Hall - Basilica of the Holy Blood - Grand Place - Brussels Atomium - Manneken Pis On the fifth day, visit Bruges' Belfry and City Hall to experience the medieval atmosphere. Next, visit the Basilica of the Holy Blood, before heading to the Grand Place to admire the modern architectural beauty of the Atomium. Don’t forget to take a photo with the famous Manneken Pis statue afterwards. DAY6: Palace of Versailles On the sixth day, visit the luxury and splendor of the Palace of Versailles and appreciate the former elegance of the French royal family. DAY7: Louvre Museum - Champs Elysees - Arc de Triomphe - Place de la Concorde - Eiffel Tower On the seventh day, visit the artistic treasures of the Louvre and stroll along the Champs-Elysées to experience the fashion atmosphere. Then visit the Arc de Triomphe and the Place de la Concorde, and finally enjoy the night view of Paris under the Eiffel Tower. DAY8: Paris - Luxembourg On the last day of the trip, we set off from Paris to Luxembourg to start a new adventure! 🌟 . 🧳 Travel checklist: The essential items for a multi-country trip in Europe! 📞 Phone cards are a must-have for roaming in Europe without losing connection and making Internet and phone calls. 🔌 Make sure to bring a plug converter so that you can use European standard plugs and don’t have to worry about charging. 🪪 Only travel when you have all the necessary documents, including a passport and visa, so that your journey will be smooth. 👗 Clothing should be in season. It’s still chilly in Europe in March, so a warm coat is a must. 🔋 Don’t forget to charge your charger, camera and mobile phone to capture the beautiful moments. . Don’t hesitate, group tours to multiple countries in Europe can solve your travel worries in one stop. Pack your bags and start your romantic European journey!

The short holiday is coming, and here's your six-day European tour guide! Want to explore the academic halls of Heidelberg and experience the charm of Fragonard Perfume in Paris? This guide will take you on an unconventional journey through Europe. Let's take a look! -------------------- A European tour through the corridors of history, from 🏰 castles to 🏛️ ancient Roman ruins, experience the vicissitudes of millennia. Stroll through the 🌳 lush countryside, experience the unique local customs 🎭, each stop is a unique picturesque scene. -------------------- 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Heidelberg University -> Heidelberg Castle -> Old Bridge Visit the historic Heidelberg University, feel the academic atmosphere, then climb the castle overlooking the city, and finally stroll along the Old Bridge, enjoying the classical charm. Day 2: Cologne Cathedral -> Alter Markt Visit the magnificent Cologne Cathedral, listen to the echoes of history, and then head to Alter Markt for a leisurely time. Day 3: Keukenhof Gardens -> Peace Palace -> Cube Houses -> Market Square Stroll through the flower sea of Keukenhof Gardens, feel the beauty of nature, and then visit the Peace Palace to appreciate the architectural style. In the afternoon, visit the peculiar Cube Houses, and finally stroll around the lively Market Square. Day 4: Belfry of Bruges -> Bruges City Hall -> Basilica of the Holy Blood -> Grand Place, Brussels -> Atomium -> Manneken Pis Starting from the Belfry of Bruges, visit the City Hall and the Basilica of the Holy Blood, and feel the historical and cultural heritage. Then head to the Grand Place in Brussels, admire the modern charm of the Atomium, and finally don't forget to take a photo with Manneken Pis! Day 5: Palace of Versailles Explore the Palace of Versailles, discover the glorious history of the French royal family, and appreciate the luxury and exquisiteness of the palace. Day 6: Louvre Museum -> Champs-Élysées -> Arc de Triomphe -> Place de la Concorde -> Eiffel Tower Start with the art treasures of the Louvre Museum and stroll along the Champs-Élysées to enjoy shopping. Then come to the Arc de Triomphe and Place de la Concorde to experience the grandeur and romance of France. Afterwards, ascend the Eiffel Tower, overlooking the panoramic view of Paris, and conclude this wonderful journey.🌟 -------------------- Must-see attractions: 🌟 Louvre Museum 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 75001 Paris, France Opening Hours: Different opening hours from January 2nd to April 30th Duration: 1 day One of the three largest museums in the world, a treasure trove of millennial art, with a rich collection, including "Mona Lisa" and other treasures of human civilization. 🌟 Palace of Versailles 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Place d'Armes, 78000 Versailles, France Opening Hours: Limited opening from December 6th, 2024 to March 31st, 2025 Duration: 1 day A palace from the era of Louis XIV, with magnificent interior decoration, showing its splendor and historical heritage. 🌟 Eiffel Tower 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Av. Gustave Eiffel, 75007 Paris, France Opening Hours: March 1st - April 10th, 09:15-22:45 Duration: 1-3 hours A landmark building in Paris, ascend to the top of the tower for a panoramic view of Paris, a great place for sightseeing and photography. 🌟 Arc de Triomphe 🌟🌟 Recommended Index: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Pl. Charles de Gaulle, 75008 Paris, France Opening Hours: March 15th - March 31st, 11:00-22:30 Duration: 1-2 hours One of the four representative buildings in Paris, witnessing the history of France, a must-visit place for tourists. -------------------- 🧳 Travel Essentials: Travel Europe with Ease! 📞 A necessary phone card for easy communication, no fear of losing contact. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter, European sockets are different. 📜 Documents must be complete, passport and visa are required. 👗 It's still a bit chilly in Europe in March, thick coats and trousers are preferred. 🔋 Charger and power bank to keep your phone charged at all times. 💊 Common medications are essential, just in case, to stay healthy. 💰 A small amount of cash and credit cards for more freedom in shopping and spending. -------------------- ✨European Tour, non-stop fun! Remember to like and save, make your trip even more wonderful~🌟

Climb the 366 steps of the Belfry for a bird's-eye view of Bruges, a World Heritage city. Everything here feels elevated. Belgium's famous chocolate and beer fill the streets and alleys, as if time has turned back centuries. This kind of historic European city will always have my heart. 🚶 Minnewater - Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde - Church of Our Lady - Basilica of the Holy Blood - Belfry of Bruges - Markt - St. Salvator's Cathedral 🕙 3–4 hrs, it is recommended to stay for two days or more to fully experience the charm of the old town. 📷 ▫️Minnewater: A romantic place with swans ▫️Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde: An ancient and tranquil monastery ▫️Church of Our Lady: A 13th-century Gothic church with sculptures by Michelangelo ▫️Basilica of the Holy Blood: Located on the west side of Bruges City Hall, this chapel houses a relic of the Holy Blood. ▫️Belfry of Bruges: Climb the 366 steps to overlook the city. ▫️Markt: Take a horse-drawn carriage tour. ▫️St. Salvator's Cathedral: A 14th-century Gothic cathedral 🚄 Brussels–Bruges: Approx. 1 hr by train

Bruges, a city known as the "Venice of the North", attracts countless tourists with its well-preserved medieval architecture and romantic canal scenery. Walking along the cobblestone streets, it feels like traveling back to Europe centuries ago. Stroll through the old city * The Old Town of Bruges is a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can admire Gothic buildings, ancient churches and charming canals. * Market Square is the heart of the Old Town and is surrounded by beautiful buildings, including the iconic clock tower. * Climb up the bell tower to overlook the beautiful scenery of Bruges. Canal Cruise * A canal cruise is a great way to see Bruges. * On board, you can enjoy the scenery along both sides of the canal, including ancient bridges, exquisite buildings and tree-lined riverbanks. * The cruise will also pass through some hidden alleys and courtyards, allowing you to discover another side of Bruges. Culinary Experience * Belgium is famous for its chocolate and beer. In Bruges, you can taste a variety of delicious chocolate and beer. * In addition, Bruges has many other delicacies, such as mussels, French fries and waffles. * You can enjoy delicious food at local restaurants or cafes. In short, Bruges is a city full of charm and romance. Whether you like history, culture or food, you can find your fun here.

8-day travel guide to Europe in spring, worth collecting! In Paris, quietly smell the exotic scents of the Perfume Museum, visit Fragonard and feel the essence of perfume. Take another trip to Marx’s former residence to delve deeper into the history. You must also go to Heidelberg University, the atmosphere of teaching bricks and walls is addictive. Don’t miss this spring trip to Europe, enjoy the beauty of history and experience the depth of culture! / Traveling in Europe, you can experience the historical accumulation and cultural collision across multiple countries😍! From the ancient Roman ruins 🏛️, to the romantic towns in France 🏘️, to the windmills and tulips in the Netherlands 🌷, each place has its own unique scenery and regional customs. It is simply a feast for the senses. Both the scenery and the food are unforgettable. / 🌐Route arrangement: DAY1: Petros Grand Canyon -> Constitution Square ⭐The spectacular scenery of the Petros Canyon and the historical charm of Constitution Square will be a wonderful start to your trip to Europe. DAY2: Marx's former residence -> Heidelberg University -> Heidelberg Castle -> Heidelberg Old Bridge ✨Walk around Marx's former residence to appreciate the historical features, then go to Heidelberg University to feel the academic vitality, and visit the Heidelberg Old Bridge to listen to the whispers of history in one day. DAY3: Cologne Cathedral -> Dam Square ⚡The mysterious atmosphere of Cologne Cathedral and the prosperity of Dam Square will let you feel the ancient and modern Europe. DAY4: Zaanse Schans -> Peace Palace -> Cube House -> Market Square 💫The tranquility of Zaanse Hans, the solemnity of the Peace Palace, the modernity of the three-dimensional cube houses and the civic life of the market square will make you feel the urban colors of Europe. DAY5: Bruges Belfry -> Bruges Town Hall -> Basilica of the Holy Blood -> Grand Place -> Brussels Atomium -> Manneken Pis 🎈Walk around Bruges and Brussels and immerse yourself in the cultural atmosphere of these long-standing historical and modern cities. DAY6: Palace of Versailles 💍Spend a whole day immersed in the elegance and history of the Palace of Versailles and enjoy a devout admiration of art. DAY7: Louvre -> Champs Elysees -> Arc de Triomphe -> Place de la Concorde -> Eiffel Tower ❤️Appreciate artistic treasures in romantic Paris, stroll along the Champs-Elysées, admire the city’s landmark buildings, and feel the collision of sentiment and art. DAY8: Paris - Luxembourg 🚀Departure and arrival in Luxembourg, enjoy the ancient charm and unique charm of this city, what awaits you is a new city and a new adventure. / Must-see attractions: 1️⃣ The Louvre 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍75001 Paris, France ⏰January 2nd - April 30th Monday, Thursday, Saturday-Sunday 09:00-18:00; January 2nd - April 30th Wednesday, Friday 09:00-21:00 ⌚Play time: 1 day The Louvre, one of the three largest museums in the world, has rich collections and exhibits spanning a long period of time. Walking through it, it feels like traveling through time and space and having a conversation with history. There are wonderful check-in spots hidden in every corner, and any photo you take is a blockbuster. 2️⃣ Palace of Versailles🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Place dArmes, 78000 Versailles, France ⏰December 6, 2024 - March 31, 2025 Open Tuesday - Sunday 09:00-17:30 ⌚Play time: 1 day The Palace of Versailles, a magnificent palace from the Louis XIV era, has a magnificent interior that makes you feel like you have walked into a historical scroll. It is worth a visit. 3️⃣ Eiffel Tower 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Av. Gustave Eiffel, 75007 Paris, France ⏰Open from 09:15 to 22:45 on March 1st to April 10th ⌚Play time: 1-3 hours The Eiffel Tower is a landmark building in Paris. Standing on the top of the tower, you can overlook the panoramic view of Paris. Don't forget the romantic night view there~ 4️⃣ Arc de Triomphe 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 📍Pl. Charles de Gaulle, 75008 Paris, France ⏰Open from 11:00 to 22:30 on March 15th to March 31st ⌚Play time: 1-2 hours The Arc de Triomphe, one of the four representative buildings in Paris, is full of historical traces. When you see the Arc de Triomphe, you see the soul of Paris. / 🌍Travel essentials: packing list for a European tour 📱 First of all, you definitely need a working mobile phone and a SIM card for international roaming. After all, who can live without social media? At the same time, installing a 🗺 software will help you find your way in Europe, which is very convenient! 🔌A plug converter is also a must. The types of power sockets in most parts of Europe are different from other places, so bringing a multi-purpose travel socket converter can keep your electronic devices charged at any time. 📜Don't forget to bring your important documents. Don’t forget your mainland China ID card, passport and passport photo copy, issued European travel visa, and pre-purchased tickets for some tourist attractions that require reservations for admission, etc.! 🧥The temperature and weather in Europe in March may change greatly, so it is necessary to prepare some reserve clothes. It is recommended to bring some multi-layered equipment that can adapt to all weather conditions, such as fleeces, jackets and thermal underwear. 💼Finally, suitcases and daily backpacks are also very important. Suitcases are used to store large luggage, while backpacks store daily necessities for a day's travel. Remember to choose a rolling case and a comfortable backpack to make your travels easier. / Well then, let’s embark on a European tour with full expectations, and look forward to your return, fulfilled and full of good mood! 😉