Minnewater
What does Minnewater mean? This is the Dutch name for the lake which is made up of two Dutch words: minne, which means both "common" and "love", and water, which means "water". Thus, the most correct translation would involve translating the word minne as "common" since these were the "common waters, community waters, everyone's water" since it was where the old port of Bruges was located, a linked site very closely to the city and the daily life of its citizens.
The Princely Beguinage Ten Wijngaarde
The beguinage is one of the most representative complexes in Bruges, a prelude to what you will find in this magical city, an environment anchored in the Middle Ages immersed in a sea of tranquility. It is also declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Mariastraat 23
(Pass by)
You will have the opportunity to take beautiful photos from the small bridge.
Walplein
In this beautiful square, our guide will explain the history of the Bruges beer.
Gruuthusemuseum
In front of Gruuthuse, we will meet the most famous and powerful family in Bruges between the 17th and 18th centuries.
Saint John’s Hospital
In front of the Old St. John Hospital, our guide will explain how the health system in medieval Bruges worked.
Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk
In front of the old Hospital of San Juan, we will find the Church of Our Lady. From the outside, our guide will explain some curiosities of the white marble sculpture of the Virgin and Child created by Michelangelo that is found inside the church.
Huidenvettersplein
The so-called Huidenvettersplein, the Tanners' Square, is part, within the medieval complex that is Bruges, of that corner that in history occupies the old trade guilds.
St Bonifacius Bridge
In one of the most charming places in Bruges, our guide will explain the interesting legend of this bridge. They will also have time to take photos.
Quai du Rosaire / Rozenhoedkaai
Everything from here looks like something out of a fairy tale. It is impossible not to resist the temptation to take one of the boats and start our walk through the channels of Bruges at the Muelle del Rosario. I that you would approach this place in the late afternoon, or after dinner. You will take the best memory of this city, which in itself, usually encloses in all those who visit it the best of memories.
Burg Square
Burg Square is the political center of Bruges, a charming place where architecture lovers can enjoy buildings of different styles that have been erected throughout more than a thousand years of history.
Chocolalino
In one of the few certified artisan chocolate shops, we will have the opportunity to taste artisan chocolates. Our guide will also tell us about the famous Bruges chocolate and give us some tips to distinguish handmade from industrial chocolate.
