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Discovering the charming city of Bruges is a delightful experience, but let's talk about something a bit less enchanting: parking. Yes, it can be a bit pricey. Although you'll find a good number of complimentary parking spots dotted around, there's also a fair share of locations where you'll need to pay a fee. Now, if you're planning to venture into the heart of the city, keep in mind that it's not a free-for-all when it comes to parking. However, there's a silver lining – the blue zone. This special area allows you to park for a brief spell, which is perfect for when you just need to pop in and out. And the best part? You can pay for your parking in convenient 15-minute increments, making it easy to manage your time and expenses.
Imagine gliding along serene canals, the gentle lapping of water against the boat, as you behold the enchanting sights of Bruges from a unique perspective. A 30-minute boat tour is a delightful way to immerse yourself in the city's historic heart, especially if time is of the essence. Not only does it reveal the grandeur of the historic core, but it also whisks you away to hidden gems that are tucked away from the well-trodden paths. This enchanting boat journey quickly became the highlight of my visit to this medieval city.
Bruges greets visitors with its temperate embrace, welcoming them in every season. The winter air may carry a crisp chill, while the summer sun bathes the city in warmth. Yet, it's the spring and early summer that truly beckon, with their mild temperatures and the added bonus of fewer crowds to share the city with.
The intricate beauty of Bruges lace is renowned far and wide. As you wander the cobbled streets, you'll find a myriad of shops showcasing this delicate craft. For an authentic piece of Bruges, seek out the creations made by local artisans. Enhance your appreciation for this fine art at the Lace Centre, a museum that celebrates the tradition and skill of lace-making. And when the hunger pangs strike, venture north of the performing arts center where cozy cafes abound. Among them, Cafe Leffe stands out as a prime spot to savor the flavors of Bruges.
The skyline of Bruges is crowned by the magnificent Belfry, a sentinel rising from the historic Cloth Hall building. Erected in the 13th century and soaring to 83 meters, the Belfry is a testament to the city's storied past and a magnet for visitors from around the globe. Due to its popularity, the Belfry can become quite bustling. To ensure your chance to ascend this iconic tower and enjoy the panoramic views, it's wise to secure your tickets in advance through the Belfry's official website.
When you collect the car, it has a full tank, and you should return it full as well. Make sure to check that the tank is completely full before driving off. If you bring the car back with less than a full tank, the rental company will fill it up and charge you a service fee.
You have the option to collect your car from one of our offices and drop it off at another location when your trip concludes. This convenient service enables you to tailor your travel plans without the need to backtrack.
The minimum rental period for standard cars is one day, and for minivans, it's two days. This period may increase based on seasonal demand and vehicle availability. To confirm the exact minimum rental duration, please search for your intended dates.
