Bruges Tours

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The tour is entirely in English, and the guide is quite attentive in explaining details, as well as pointing out local scam shops and recommending good ones and local specialties. If you're not going to the museum and just taking pictures, shopping, and eating lunch, the activity time is quite sufficient. If you want to explore carefully, the time is a bit tight.

The Bruges and Ghent tour was a highlight of my trip, offering a seamless experience with comfy transport and easy directions from start to finish. Our tour guide (Anji) was incredibly nice, friendly, and informative, sharing great insights while ensuring we had ample time to explore every beautiful discovery at our own pace.

Our family had a great time in this tour. It was paced enough to check-out the must-see in both Brussels and Bruges, and enough time to explore more by ourselves. A huge shoutout to our tour guide Jorge for being an amazing tour guide. His deep interest in history reflected on how he shared interesting facts about the places we've been. He even recommended delicious foods to try and offered to take pictures for everyone in the group.

experienced a wonderful time with our guide Cristina Ortega and our Chauffeur Maman a fantastic duo for an unforgatable trip to Belgium! both Brussels and Bruges are fantastic the food the culture and the vibe are just some of the reasons why you should book a trip with Amigo Tours when you plan to visit Belgium, the tour guide is very accomodating and always helpful!

I booked the transport only option, and it’s actually fairly good choice. the bus ride is pretty comfortable (if you are on a single decker, make sure you pick the left side for slightly bigger leg room). the city is beautiful and small enough you can do ask one of the AI bots to just create an itinerary for you.

it was a beautiful experience and i highly recommend it. leonor was very patient and kind. bruges is such an enchanting city full of captivating sights and if you have time for it, do it.

I participated in a bus tour from Amsterdam to Bruges. There were no Japanese people, and it seemed like most of the participants were from Spain. We were divided into two groups, English and Spanish, and guided to the city center with explanations. From there, we had about two hours of free time before returning to the bus. It was an even more beautiful city than I imagined, and I'm truly glad I went.

Although the order of our visits to Bruges and Ghent was reversed, both cities offered wonderful scenery that made them well worth visiting. In Ghent, we enjoyed a leisurely gondola ride. Bruges, being a UNESCO World Heritage site, was picturesque everywhere we looked. Our guide initially skipped one planned stop and dismissed us, but later guided us again. Since it would be difficult to visit these places independently, I highly recommend this tour.