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Discover Bruges, Ghent, and Flanders on an 8-hour private tour from Brussels with expert guides, scenic boat trips, and visits to iconic sites for $658 per person.
A full-day private tour from Brussels takes you through three of Belgium’s most captivating towns: Bruges, Ghent, and the broader Flanders region. Priced at $658 per person and lasting approximately 8 hours, this experience offers a carefully curated blend of stunning architecture, historical landmarks, and scenic views. Guided by a professional driver and expert tour guide, travelers enjoy personalized attention and a flexible itinerary designed to highlight the most significant sites.
While the tour includes many memorable features, such as visits to UNESCO World Heritage sites and chestnut-lined canals, it also presents a couple of notable limitations. For example, the altarpiece of The Adoration of the Mystical Lamb in Ghent is part of the program, yet access to this famous artwork is not guaranteed. Despite this, the overall experience promises a vivid picture of Belgium’s cultural jewels, especially suited for those who appreciate history, architecture, and charming towns.


This private tour begins with a drive from Brussels to Bruges, often called the “Venice of the North” due to its network of canals and gothic architecture. Once in Bruges, the guide leads visitors through the city’s most famous sites, offering insights into its history and significance.
Highlights in Bruges include the Basilica of the Holy Blood, where relics are kept, and the Belfry Tower, which provides panoramic views over the city. The Minnewater Lake offers picturesque scenery, perfect for photos, and the Church of Our Lady showcases impressive architecture. There’s also the option to visit Saint John’s Hospital with its Memling Museum, or the Groeninge Museum for art lovers.
The tour allows free time for lunch, giving visitors the chance to sample local cuisine or enjoy a relaxing break by the canals.
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Departing Bruges, the trip continues to Ghent, a lively university town with a stunning blend of medieval and modern influences. Your guide points out the canals and guild houses along the city center’s waterways, emphasizing their historical importance.
A key stop is the Cathedral of Saint Bavo, renowned for its marvelous altarpiece. Although access to the Adoration of the Mystical Lamb altarpiece is not guaranteed, the cathedral still impresses with its architecture. In Ghent, you also visit Saint John’s Hospital, home to the Memling Museum, and enjoy viewing the castle of the Counts, which showcases Flanders’ medieval history.
An optional boat trip along the canals adds a scenic perspective of Ghent’s historic landscape, highlighting its water-based charm and vibrant streets.

Beyond the towns, the tour takes you through the scenic Flanders countryside. This region offers a glimpse into Belgium’s rural charm, with rolling fields and traditional villages. The drive itself is comfortable and allows for plenty of commentary from the guide, who shares stories of Belgium’s history and cultural evolution.
The Castle of the Counts is a key highlight of the Flanders area, offering a glimpse into medieval castle life. It’s a popular stop for those interested in history and architecture, adding depth to the overall experience.
The tour concludes with convenient hotel drop-off in Brussels, completing a full day of sightseeing.

This tour includes hotel pickup and drop-off within Brussels, making transportation seamless. It is designed for private groups, ensuring a personalized experience tailored to your preferences. The tour operates in several languages including English, French, Dutch, Spanish, and German, making it accessible for many travelers.
It’s important to note that accessibility is limited: the tour is not wheelchair accessible, and unaccompanied minors are not allowed. Travelers should also be aware that entrance fees are not included—visitors should budget separately for museums or attractions they wish to visit.
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The price of $658 per person covers 8 hours of guided touring, with local taxes, a driver, and a professional guide included. The experience offers the flexibility to cancel up to 24 hours in advance with a full refund, and reservations are flexible, allowing travelers to reserve now and pay later.
This setup is ideal for those wanting a comprehensive day trip without the hassle of planning logistics, especially since lunch, entrance fees, and parking are not part of the package.

While the tour visits many prominent sites, entrance fees to museums like the Memling Museum or Groeninge Museum are not included. Similarly, lunch must be arranged separately, giving visitors the freedom to choose their preferred dining options.
An important practical note is that the parking fee at the tour check-in location is not included and must be paid separately if applicable.

This private tour offers a personalized, relaxed way to explore some of Belgium’s most iconic towns. The professional guide helps contextualize the sites, making visits more meaningful, while the driver ensures smooth transportation between locations.
Despite the minor uncertainty about access to certain artworks, the overall organization is praised for being well-managed and punctual. The friendly and knowledgeable guides enhance the experience, providing detailed explanations and ensuring comfort throughout the day.

Travelers who enjoy history, architecture, and scenic water views will find this tour especially rewarding. The private group setting suits those seeking a customized experience and the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off. It’s well-suited for those comfortable with walking and standing, as there will be some time spent exploring on foot.
The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, so individuals with mobility needs should consider other options. The scenic boat trip adds a charming water perspective, making it a good choice for lovers of picturesque views.

This 8-hour private experience offers an efficient way to see Belgium’s highlights with personalized attention. The combination of cultural sites, scenic views, and optional boat ride makes it appealing for those interested in history and architecture. The professional guides and flexible itinerary help create a comfortable, informative day.
While access to certain artworks like the Mystical Lamb altarpiece may be uncertain, the overall experience still captures the essence of Bruges and Ghent‘s beauty. The price point reflects the exclusive nature of a private tour, making it a worthwhile investment for travelers who prioritize comfort and tailored service.
This tour appeals most to those who value cultural enrichment paired with scenic exploration, especially if they prefer guided, hassle-free travel. It’s a practical way to immerse in Belgium’s historic towns without the stress of self-organizing transport and logistics.
“The guide is very good. The car and the driver too. All good, except for one important flaw: we were not able to see the altarpiece of The Adoratio…”
What is included in the price of $658 per person?
The price includes local taxes, a driver, and a professional guide, as well as hotel pickup and drop-off within Brussels.
Are entrance fees to museums or attractions included?
No, entrance fees for museums like the Memling Museum or Groeninge Museum are not included.
Can I cancel this tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Is there an option to pay later?
Yes, you can reserve now and pay later, providing flexibility in planning.
What languages are available for the tour guide?
Guides are available in English, French, Dutch, Spanish, and German.
Is the tour suitable for children?
Children are allowed if accompanied by an adult. Infant seats are available on request. Unaccompanied minors are not permitted.
Are there any physical requirements?
The tour is not wheelchair accessible and involves walking at the stops, so physical mobility should be considered.
What is the duration of the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 8 hours, including travel time, visits, and free periods.
Is there a scenic element included?
Yes, there is an optional boat trip in Ghent that offers a scenic water view of the city.
Where does the tour finish?
The tour concludes with drop-off at your hotel or specified location in Brussels.
Can I customize the itinerary?
The tour is customizable, though specific modifications depend on your preferences and the overall schedule.
Is this tour suitable for those with mobility issues?
No, it is not wheelchair accessible, and mobility considerations should be taken into account before booking.