Experience Bruges

Bruges' historic city center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a medieval city. The city center is beautifully preserved, with many neo-Gothic buildings from the 19th century. It's truly a city to come home to and take your time exploring. For shopping enthusiasts, there are numerous markets and shops, and foodies can enjoy the countless restaurants and cozy terraces. All of this is set against a magnificent backdrop of picturesque streets, historic buildings, and romantic canals. You'll cycle around Bruges' center along the ramparts: the canals and parks that are remnants of the old medieval city walls. You'll also find several city gates and historic windmills. You'll cycle along Bruges' port area. This is where the Baudouin Canal begins, connecting Bruges with its seaport, Zeebrugge. On the southwest side of Bruges, you'll cycle through Tillegembos Provincial. This forest surrounds Tillegem Castle. This stately castle boasts a formal garden, a neo-Gothic estate farm, and a horse mill. The diverse Tillegembos forest covers 114 hectares. You'll find coniferous and common woodlands, alder swamps with beautiful spring flora, heathland, and flower-rich meadows.