• Paris - Guests will be picked up from their hotel or accommodation in Paris in private transportation, marking the start of the journey to the first destination: Ghent, Belgium.
• Assevillers - A stop will be made at a rest area in Assevillers, allowing time to purchase a drink or use the restroom before continuing the trip to Belgium.
• Ghent - The initial stop is Ghent, where visitors can explore the historic center.
• St. Bavo’s Cathedral (Sint-Baafskathedraal) - At St. Bavo’s Cathedral, guests can admire the stunning Gothic architecture and the renowned “Ghent Altarpiece,” a masterpiece of early Netherlandish art. Feel free to explore the cathedral and take photos at your leisure.
• Belfort van Gent - Discover the rich history of the Ghent Belfry as a medieval watchtower. Entry is free, and there is ample time to explore inside and take pictures.
• Graffiti Street - Explore Graffiti Street, a vibrant alley filled with dynamic, ever-changing street art by local and international artists.
• Gravensteen - The tour will pass by the Gravensteen medieval castle, where guests can admire its imposing exterior, complete with sturdy stone walls, towers, and a moat, offering a glimpse into its rich medieval history.
• Graslei and Korenlei - Next, enjoy a stroll along the enchanting canal in the heart of Ghent. Admire the beautifully preserved medieval buildings reflecting in the calm waters of the canal, each with its own story from the city’s vibrant past. This picturesque path leads to the iconic Saint Michael’s Bridge, where breathtaking panoramic views of Ghent’s most famous landmarks can be enjoyed.
• St Michael’s Bridge - From Saint Michael’s Bridge, enjoy one of Ghent’s most iconic views. The bridge offers a stunning panoramic vista of the city’s historic skyline, where the towers of Saint Nicholas’ Church, the Belfry, and Saint Bavo’s Cathedral align in perfect harmony. The bridge itself, with its ornate lamp posts and stone arches, is a masterpiece of architecture, making it a perfect spot for photos and soaking in the beauty of Ghent.
• Bruges - The journey continues to Bruges, where visitors can see the Belfry of Bruges and opt for a relaxing boat tour along Bruges’ scenic canals.
• Gunpowder Tower (Poertoren) - The first stop in Bruges is the Gunpowder Tower, a historic medieval structure that once served as a storage site for gunpowder and now stands as a testament to the city’s fortified past.
• The Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde - The Beguinage “Ten Wijngaerde” in Bruges is a serene UNESCO World Heritage site, featuring whitewashed houses, a tranquil courtyard, and a rich history as a haven for beguines, offering a peaceful glimpse into medieval monastic life.
• Minnewaterbrug - This charming, narrow bridge is adorned with locks and ribbons left by couples, symbolizing eternal love. In spring and summer, the surrounding canals are home to graceful swans, adding to the romantic and picturesque atmosphere. Visitors are reminded not to feed the swans, as it may result in a fine of 50 euros.
• Bruges Beer Experience (Bruges Beer Museum) - This brewery offers a unique experience of Belgian beer craftsmanship, where visitors can tour the historic brewery, learn about traditional brewing methods, and enjoy tasting a variety of locally brewed beers. Tickets for the beer tasting can be purchased inside for your group.
• Pur Chocolat Artisanale Chocolatier - Pur Chocolat, an artisanal chocolatier in Bruges, is renowned for its handcrafted Belgian chocolates made with the finest ingredients. Visitors can purchase a variety of exquisite pralines, truffles, and other sweet creations, showcasing the artistry and tradition of Bruges’ world-famous chocolate-making heritage.
• Saint John’s Hospital - Saint John’s Hospital in Bruges is one of Europe’s oldest preserved hospitals, dating back to the 12th century. As the tour passes by, guests can glimpse into the hospital’s rich history and its role in medieval healthcare.
• St Bonifacius Bridge - The Boniface Bridge in Bruges, often called the “Bridge of Love,” is a quaint, picturesque stone bridge surrounded by historic buildings and lush greenery. It offers a romantic and peaceful setting, with stunning views of the canal and the perfect spot for photos that capture the charm of Bruges.
• Rosary Quay - This is the perfect spot to take the best photos. Here, guests can board the boats to explore the canals if they choose to do so; it’s also where Casa Patata is located, a recommended spot for trying delicious French fries.
• Basilica of the Holy Blood - The next visit is to this small basilica, famous for housing a piece of cloth believed to contain the blood of Christ. Entry is free, and guests are welcome to wander around and take photos at their leisure.
• The Market Square - The Market Square in Bruges is a bustling historic plaza surrounded by colorful medieval buildings, lively cafes, and the iconic Belfry Tower, making it the vibrant heart of the city. Guests will have some time to explore on their own and do some shopping if they choose before heading back to Paris.
• Paris - After a fun-filled day in Ghent and Bruges, enjoy a relaxing ride back to Paris before being dropped off at your accommodation. Another rest stop will be made halfway so that guests have time to get something to drink or use the restroom.

• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Expert driver
• Free time for self-guided visit
• Visit to Ghent and Bruges
• Hotel pick-up and drop-off

• Gratuities
• Snacks

Set off on an unforgettable day trip from Paris to the enchanting Belgian cities of Bruges and Ghent. Start with a picturesque drive to Ghent, a historic city celebrated for its canals, cobblestone streets, and iconic sites such as St. Bavo’s Cathedral and Gravensteen Castle. Delve into its fascinating past and enjoy the option to taste Belgian beers at a local café. Proceed to Bruges, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its storybook architecture, charming canals, and lively Market Square. Optional activities include a canal boat tour, ascending the Belfry Tower, and savoring Belgian chocolate, waffles, and fries. End your adventure with a peaceful return journey to Paris.

• If you require wheelchair accessibility or are carrying oversized baggage, please let us know before you arrive so that we can arrange the appropriate vehicle.
• Make sure to communicate your hotel/accommodation address with us after booking to facilitate pickup and drop-off.

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