Wander Bruges' fairy-tale medieval streets with a private gastronomic guide, tasting artisan waffles, single-origin chocolates, and rare Trappist ales at the city's most authentic producers. Belgium's greatest edible treasures, curated for the discerning palate.
What to expect
The tour begins at the Markt square with a freshly pressed Liège waffle, still warm from the iron, before threading through cobbled alleys to a family chocolatier where you watch ganache being hand-piped. A canal-side Belgian cheese pause segues into a vaulted cellar tasting of Westvleteren-style abbey ales. Your guide weaves in the story of Bruges as a medieval trade capital — the city's wealth literally built on the spice and luxury goods passing through its now-tranquil canals.
Good to know
Cruise ships for Bruges dock at Zeebrugge, approximately 14 km away. Pre-arrange a private taxi or direct train (20 min, EUR 5) to Bruges station. The walking tour is fully flat — Bruges has no hills. Book well ahead in high season (June–September) as private slots fill quickly.